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Bairnsdale and District Motorcycle Club gears up to build new junior motocross track for primary school aged participants with $10,000 VicHeath Jumpstart Grant
Bairnsdale and District Motorcycle Club is building a new junior motocross track with a $10,000 VicHealth Jumpstart Grant to offer a secure and enjoyable course for primary school riders to enhance their abilities.
Bairnsdale and District Motorcycle Club is geared up to build a new junior motocross track for primary school aged participants, thanks to the VicHeath Jumpstart Grant. Member for Gippsland East and former VicHealth Board member, Tim Bull, said $10,000 will go a long way in facilitating safe and fun participation in motocross at the Bairnsdale complex, by designing a fit-for-purpose jumps layout for the less experienced riders.
VicHealth Jumpstart Grant will help develop a separate track for junior members will be beneficial for the success of Bairnsdale and District Motorcycle Club
Junior motocross improvement
Mr Bull said, "The creation of a separate track for junior members will be a great asset to this very successful local club that will provide a safe and fun course to ride, while honing their skills. Sporting participation at grassroots levels is so important and having the environment to learn and practice safely under supervision, will only grow the sport locally. Motocross is an exhilarating spectator sport. It was fantastic attending the club recently to watch the action."
Parent and Bairnsdale and District Motorcycle Club Secretary, Ginny Rickhuss, couldn't contain her excitement about the announcement, which she says will broaden participation at the family focussed club. "The new track will allow a greater range of abilities to be able to ride their motorbikes with age-appropriate motocross layout," Mrs Rickhuss said.
Mr Bull congratulates the Bairnsdale and District Motorcycle Club for its commitment into growing the sport in East Gippsland and can't wait to return to the club when the track work is completed. For further information or to register for the VicHealth e-bulletin to hear about VicHealth grant rounds as soon as they are announced visit VicHealth funding page
Pictures from Tim Bull MP website.
Source: www.gippsland.com
Published by: news@gippsland.com
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