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Read the full storyFollowing the recent flooding, the Ingham Dirt Bike Club has been working tirelessly to repair its track and grounds, ensuring they’re ready for riders once again. Despite the challenging conditions, the dedicated team of volunteers has been hard at work restoring the track, with the club planning to reopen it for riding very soon.
The effort put in by the club’s volunteers, business owners, and machine operators has been nothing short of impressive. The Serra Family, Jaycat Earthmoving, Scott Gofton, Cameron Hall, Kevin Marano, and Rojo Civil have all played crucial roles in the track’s repair, with their hard work and expertise making a significant impact.
The club said it is incredibly fortunate to have such a passionate and dedicated group of individuals who are committed to the success and sustainability of the Ingham Dirt Bike Club. The volunteers and supporters not only help with the physical work but also ensure the club continues to grow and improve year after year.
A special thank you goes out to the club's sponsors, whose ongoing support is vital to the club’s progress. Their contributions help the club continue to enhance its facilities and offer more opportunities for local riders.
With the track soon to reopen, the Ingham Dirt Bike Club is excited to welcome riders back and looks forward to another successful season.