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Battle for motocross glory to continues in Rotorua after Covid 19 alert level dropped
17 Feb, 2021 09:32 PM
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Expect more close racing when the gates drop in Rotorua on Sunday. Photo / Andy McGechan, BikesportNZ.com
Expect more close racing when the gates drop in Rotorua on Sunday. Photo / Andy McGechan, BikesportNZ.com
Rotorua Daily Post
By: Andy McGechan
The opening round of the 2021 New Zealand Motocross Championships at Woodville last month was sensational.
And now it s all systems go for more of the same at the second round of the series near Rotorua on Sunday.
Initially there had been fears that last Sunday s Government announcement of Covid-19 pandemic control level changes after a community outbreak in Auckland, would drastically affect this weekend s event.
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Thursday, 18 February 2021, 9:14 am
FEBRUARY 18, 2021: The opening round of
the 2021 New Zealand Motocross Championships at Woodville
last month was simply sensational.
And now it s all
systems go for more of the same at the second round of the
series near Rotorua this coming Sunday.
Initially
there had been fears that last Sunday s announcement by the
Government of enhanced COVID-19 pandemic control levels,
following concerns over a community outbreak of the virus in
Auckland last week, would impact drastically on this
weekend s event.
However, those fears evaporated late
yesterday afternoon when restrictions were eased and, with
the Auckland region at Level Two and the rest of New Zealand