The 6th and final H&H race of the season was at Elgin Endurance Club up at Elgin at Birkenhill. Great track using part of the BEC route plus a 2 km MX test in the field to get you flying.   Updated complete Results - click here. The final round of the 2017 SACU H&H Championship was run at Birkenhill near Elgin. Using part of the course from the BEC Enduro and a massive field there was a lot of riding to be done before the results were announced. Several riders were set an additional challenge with Andrew Bisset being made to start from the back of the pack and rapidly overhauling the entire field  to claim the top spot. Fergus Lamb was on form until mechanical problems forced him to retire .  Alan Davidson back from the ISDE decided to compete on John Littles 1971 Silver tank Husqvarna. With little suspension ( a big soft saddle helps) and a narrow powerband and a few loose wires (in the bike as well as the rider) Alan surprised many by finishing on 6 laps and being so happy he also did a "Victory Lap" after the flag. The Experts was won by Andrew Bisset with Ben Thomson in 2nd and Dean Reid in 3rd Derek Little made an all too rare appearance to take the win i  Over 40's ahead of Ian Bisset who had pushed hard all year and claimed 2nd spot in the Championship. David Vass finished in 3rd In the Clubman Class James Barrack took the win ahead of Scott Owens and Kenny Thomson Andrew Currie won the Clubman B class and took the Championship as well with Gareth Jamieson in 2nd and also 2nd in the Championship. Danny Sutherland finished the podium places in 3rd There was a low turnout in the new Over 50 class but the riders pushed hard all day with Lindsay Barrie finishing 1st with Alan Copland in 2nd and evergreen Ian Little in 3rd Angus Bruce finished the race in 1st and also claimed the Championship - the youngest rider to win a class at only 15 and also being too young to ride in the first race . A family tradition with his father Keith winning the Clubman Championship in 1982 then the Experts in 1985.  And his 8 laps being good enough for a podium in most classes at the event Stephen Durrand pushed him hard all day with Mike Glass finishing in 3rd. A great event by Barry and Kev and all the team. Thanks to John and Eillen Little for the lap scoring . The 1st round of the 2018 Championship is in 2 weeks on 5th November at Lauder. Click here for more photos . Andrew Bisset - 2016 and now 2017 Hare and Hound Champion gets his race underway from the back of the pack. Angus Bruce - Sportsman Champion - and still only 15 Photos copyright Scottishenduros 2017 (c) Email me for a print or copy Alan Davidson with Barry Hamilton - EEC's finest Kev briefs the riders Experts ready for the off Over 40 start - looks like it's going to be a close one Winner Clubman James Barrack leads Ross Hamilton into the 1st corner Kev did mention it was damp in places. Ben Thomson Mark Ritchie The race is on !! Greg Gallacher Fergus Lamb leads them off James Barrack Clubman winner Andrew gets a round of applause Alan Davidson sets off on anither lap Did he make it  - left leg out ! Right leg out   Shake it all about - Levi Duke saves it Alex Hill still smiling   Ian Little pushing hard   Angus Bruce at speed Gareth Jamieson styling Les Pole feet up all the way Dean Reid heads for 3rd Niall Patton pushes on Derek Little flying as usual   Vintage combo - Alan Davidson attacks Peter Mayo on the KTM Freeride Scott Winton Andrew Bisset pushing for the win Geordie Smith Stephen Durrand Euan MacKay Andrew Currie - winning style Scott Owens Mitchell Brown - having fun Gareth Jamieson gets the power down Ben Thomson roosting Calum Krigour Danny Sutherland in the Quarry Ian Little takes the 3hour flag Alan Davidson on his "Victory Lap"