GMA Sicily motocross training camp a resounding success
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The Gozo Motocross Association said that the Training Camp which has just concluded in Sicily proved to be a resounding success, bringing together 13 riders of varying ages and skill levels for an unforgettable experience.
The camp featured participants ranging from a remarkable 5-year-old prodigy to a seasoned 51-year old veteran, highlighting the inclusive nature of the sport, the Association said.
Over the course of the camp, riders had the opportunity to visit and train at five different tracks, each offering unique challenges and terrains. The GMA explained that “this variety allowed participants to enhance their skills, adapt to different riding conditions, and learn from one another. The training sessions were meticulously planned, focusing on technique, speed, and safety.”
The GMA also highlighted the fact “the camaraderie among the riders, their families and friends was a standout feature of the camp, fostering a supportive environment where participants encouraged each other and shared their passion for motocross. Evening discussions and social activities further strengthened these bonds, creating lasting friendships.”
“Overall, the training camp in Sicily not only provided exceptional training opportunities but also worked to provide collaborative environment between Sicilian MX clubs and the GMA,” the Association said. “The success of this camp sets a positive precedent for future events, with participants eager to return and continue their development in the sport from both islands.”
Frank Xuereb, President of the Association, said that learning experiences such as this camp, makes Motocross more popular while encourages riders and fans to appreciate and love this sport on the island of Gozo.
As head of the GMA, Xuereb said that he would like to thank “all those who helped make this dream come true,” in particular, Minister Clint Camilleri and the Ministry for Gozo and Planning “for always giving full support with regards to Motocross in Gozo and abroad.”
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