FIM SidecarCross Championship: Heerde Event Cancelled

Propose your Yorkshire venue to host a major sporting event following a cancellation on the world circuit. Authorities have reserved the right to reallocate the event to a venue of their choosing.Get a chance to host a new set of fans and teams at your venue. Read on for full details of the sport's requirements.The backgroundThe excitement for the FIM SidecarCross and FIM Quadcross World Championship has taken a hit as the eleventh round of the series, originally set to take place in Heerde, Netherlands, on the weekend of September 12-13, has been officially cancelled. This decision was made by the M.S.V N.O.V. Heerde organisers, who cited challenges in finalising the necessary organisational and financial arrangements. This cancellation marks a significant moment in the championship calendar, as it was to be the penultimate event of the season.Challenges Faced by OrganisersThe cancellation of the event has been attributed to various difficulties the organising committee encountered. Despite the club's strong passion for the sport and the commitment of many dedicated volunteers, it became clear that they could not meet the requirements needed to host the event successfully. The official statement expressed regret over this outcome, highlighting the enthusiasm within the local community for motocross.Contact for expressions of interestContact - Isabelle Larivière | Communications Manager | isabelle.lariviere@fim.chFuture of the ChampionshipWith the Heerde event off the calendar, the responsibility of finding a replacement venue now falls to the World SidecarCross (WSC) promoters. They are optimistic about filling this gap to ensure the series remains complete with all twelve rounds. Currently, discussions are underway with potential new organisers who can step in at short notice.The Netherlands is known for its rich motocross heritage, boasting several well-established tracks with a long history of hosting Grand Prix events. These tracks have been the backdrop for countless thrilling races over the decades, making them ideal candidates for the replacement event.What Happens Next?As the WSC promoters continue their search for a replacement venue, they are hopeful that an agreement can be reached soon. The aim is to maintain the integrity of the championship by keeping all rounds intact, allowing teams and fans alike to enjoy a full season of racing.Updates on the progress of negotiations will be shared as soon as there are developments. This proactive approach demonstrates the commitment of the WSC to uphold the excitement of the championship despite the recent setback.About the FIMThe FIM, or Federation Internationale de Motocyclisme, is the global governing body for motorcycle sports, founded in 1904. It comprises 124 national federations from around the world and is recognised by the International Olympic Committee as the principal authority in motorcycle sport. The FIM oversees a variety of championships, including popular events like MotoGP and Supercross, and is also involved in promoting road safety and environmental protection.With a keen focus on the future of motorcycle sports, the FIM is dedicated to ensuring that events like the SidecarCross and Quadcross continue to thrive, providing thrilling experiences for fans and competitors alike.The cancellation of the GP of Heerde may be disappointing for many, but the ongoing efforts to find a suitable alternative reflect the resilience and dedication of the motocross community. As the search for a new venue continues, fans can remain hopeful for an exciting conclusion to the championship season.

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