Knockhill to Host Longest Ever Race this Saturday with a 500km 250 Lap Race as a Touch of Le Mans Comes to Fife! 

With the return of one of the biggest motorcycle racing clubs in Britain this weekend, the No Limits racing club are bringing over 200 riders north of the Border, many of whom have never raced before at Scotlands National Motorsport Centre.

Whilst there are races for Streetbikes up to 900cc, BMW F900, NextGen Sportbikes, Pre-Injection 600, CB500, Superbikes, SS 600, Old School Superbikes (up to 2016) and Supertwins, it is the Saturday feature race that will certainly grab the headlines.

The Biker Lawyers Endurance Race at 2.25pm on Saturday will have up to 80 riders taking part in a 250 lap race over 500km. Teams of up to 4 will all have a Le Mans start as the lead rider runs across the track to mount their race machine held up by a teammate.

Stuart Gray, Knockhill Director of Events said "We are delighted that No Limits have brought all their racing championships to Knockhill. It is an action packed race weekend with 23 races all in, but on top of that, the 500km race will add drama and spectacle rarely seen at Knockhill. With numerous pitstops and rider changes, the race result will be undecided until the last lap as any drama could happen at any time".

The race programme starts at 11am Saturday, 9:20am Sunday with feature 500km race at 2.25pm on Saturday. Tickets are £18 per event day for adults, or a value £25 for a weekend ticket. 12 and under, and parking is free.