The ACU has confirmed that Wayne Braybrook and his RAW Enduro organisation is the new promoter of the ACU British Extreme Enduro Championship for the next three years.
To say that Braybrook is well qualified to take over the position is something of an understatement. He has won five ISDE gold medals, taken victory at the Hells Gate Extreme Race, and was one of only two official finishers at the Red Bull Last Man Standing event in the USA.
Additionally, his wealth of knowledge in the saddle has enabled him to organise some of the best events in the enduro calendar during the last 18 years, including the Ballbreaker Extreme and the Summit Extreme events. Braybrook and RAW Enduro have also been responsible for running three British Enduro Championship Timecard weekends.
“After months of meetings and discussions, RAW Enduro is excited to have agreed terms with the ACU, allowing us to enhance the professionalism of the highly regarded British Extreme Enduro Championship,” said Braybrook.
“We’ll also be encouraging commercial partners to invest in the championship for a real-time return on their investment via social media channels and key areas at events. This partnership represents an exciting step in the development of the ACU British Extreme Enduro Championship.”
Matthew Edwards-Wear, ACU secretary general, welcomed RAW Enduro into the governing body of UK motorcycle sport’s promoters: “We’re pleased to welcome Wayne and his talented team as the new promoter of the ACU British Extreme Enduro championship. For the Extreme Enduro discipline to develop and flourish at all levels, we need experienced former competitors and event organisers to drive it forward.
“Wayne’s passion for Extreme Enduro and the ACU British Championship has been clear from the outset, and we’re looking forward to working with him to deliver a bright future for the sport.”
Commercial partners interested in supporting the championship should direct enquiries to [email protected].