Photos and wee report on Highland Enduro Club's Fun Hare and Hounds at Elgin
on 29th December
A full course with a couple of mega
straights in the stubble field to let you get the bike wound up - followed
by some hills and tight going in the forest of Birkenhil.
Lots of new riders trying the sport out
for the first time plus over 100 riders on the day.
Rider of the day was Kenny Norrie - who
has been supporting his sons Frazer and Duncan for many years with great
success. He finally decided to try it again after a 26 year gap.
Top riders on the day were Ben Thomson ,
Frazer Norrie and good to see Richard Hay back out on the course at
speed . No results published but a lot of effort by the riders and their
crews.
A big thank you to all at Highland Enduro
Club for a great way to finish the year before they get ready for the BEC at
Easter in Lossiemouth.
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Ben Thomson in Action

Kenny Norrie back competing after 26 years with team mate
Tim Humphries.

The Experts start the day

Followed by over 50's

The Parc Ferme - and it was sunny all day

Frazer Norrie flying all day

Followed by Duncan Norrie

Scott Oliphant tucks in for the "Flying Mile".

Richard Hay hard charging all day

And the race is on - just 3 hours to go

Aaron McCarroll helps with the ploughing

Malcolm Ross digs deep

Connall Moir getting the power down

Jonathan Coats
heads for the woods

Ben heads for the
tough stuff

Struan Hull roosts
along

261 at speed.

Thomas Malcolm puts
on the style

Alan Macdonald on
the move

Kenny Norrie back
in the saddle after 26 years.

Alex Austin keeps
feet up

The eyes say it all

Colin Macintyre
flying

Duncan Norrie in
control

Jack McVittie
speeds bye

Jonathan Coates
enjoying the woods

John Miller on the
vintage Honda 200R - great wee machine

Maximum Effort

Gavin Johnson in
control

Alastair Miller
pushes on

Innes Dickson on
the Big Honda .

First wheelie of
the day - Lee Disbury

And he kept it up
all the way. Nice

Mitchell Brown
enjoys his day

Liam Matheson gives
it the max

Alan Davidson
enjoying his day.

Taylor Mair feet up
in the trees

Cai Hewitt motors
on

Greg Gallacher -
smiles all round

Kamila Swilinska
enjoying her day

Paul Christie gets
a move on

Martin Grubb still
pushing at the end

Wojceich Pilich
best foot forward

Scott Oilphant
rails the berm

Colin Macintyre
keeps it tidy

Duncan keeps the
elbows up
.
Alastair Millar
still flying at the end of three hours

Paul Smart on a
proper bike - a Yamaha

Kenny Norrie still
there at the end .

Greg Gallacher gets
the power down for the last lap.

Iain Bisset rounds
the bales for the last time.