Dollars for Dirt - March 2020

Dollars for Dirt - March 2020

Dollars For Dirt

Each month, we select three groups who are doing excellent things in MTB in Australia. We've recently DOUBLED the amount of funds we put forward - so now each month, we put $1,200 on the table, and we ask our customers to vote to decide who gets the funds.

Each group gets at least $300, but the group with the highest votes at the end of the month scores $600!

Read more about the program or nominate your club here

Check out the groups for March 2020:

Castle Hill Trail Alliance (QLD)

https://www.facebook.com/castlehilltrailsalliance/

We are a group of local riders passionate about riding and maintaining the mountain bike trails at Blackstone Reserve/Castle Hill Ipswich.

Esperance Mountain Bike Association (WA)

https://www.facebook.com/Esperance-Mountain-Bike-Association-213193345363340/

We are just a small group of riders who dedicate our spare time to maintain 15kms of trails for local bike riders and holiday visitors to enjoy. As Esperance is a hot spot for holidays, we get many visitors to town and often have riders out at the Mountain Bike Park.

Dubbo Mountain Bike Club (NSW)

https://www.facebook.com/groups/dubbomtb/

We're an inclusive, welcoming group of diverse MTBers that love getting out on the track and riding our MTBs.

We have a vibrant racing season called the Super Series which runs from August to April with 28 Races all up made up of 9 long-format 2 & 3 hour races which are held on one weekend per month during the series, and 19 mid week races which are 1 hour long races held every week during the series after daylight savings commences. The race series is based on a handicap system so everyone gets a turn at coming across the line first and the awards given at the end of the year for A, B & C grades are based on how riders improved across the season against their own times.

We aim to cater for experienced riders and for those first starting out and finding their way and we hold intro sessions during the year to introduce people to our trails and to try and attract new riders to the sport.

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