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Well that’s it, the 2011 Bear Bones 200 has been and gone. A big thank you to everyone who entered and to all those who helped out. Congratulations to Ian Barrington and Kevin Roderick who were first in with a time that’ll take some beating. If you fancy your chances or just want the opportunity to have a go, then mark October 13th/14th 2012 down in your diary!
2 black, 5 blue and 13 greens were given out … they’re quite rare.

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