The 2024 ACU British Sprint Enduro Championship has been cancelled. With just two rounds being run this year, the ACU has pulled the plug on the series for 2024 after rounds 3/4, which were due to be hosted by Edge Offroad, and Rounds 5/6, set to be run by the British Army, both were cancelled due to lack of entries with the Raw Enduro promoted finale has also gone by the wayside.
We hope that the Championship can return in 2025 and get back to where it has been in the past.
The full statement from the ACU is below:
“Sadly, due to factors beyond our control, this year’s championship has had to be cancelled.
“Round 1/2 at Rodgershill Raceway was a huge success, and we would like to thank the event organisers and all those who attended. Round 3/4 was initially cancelled due to waterlogged land but was then rescued by the team at Edge. Unfortunately, due to a lack of entries, this too had to be cancelled. Round 5/6, organised by the British Army, also had to be cancelled due to insufficient entries.
“The final rounds, organised by RAW, were cancelled as well.
“This is a very disappointing outcome, especially considering the hard work put in by the various organising teams. However, the economic climate, the number of competing events, and the impact of other non-affiliated series have affected the potential success of this championship.
“We would like to thank the clubs, promoters, and riders who supported this championship, and we look forward to a fresh start in 2025.”
