Now that Derbyshire is in \u201cTier 4: Stay at Home\u201d and South Yorkshire is in \u201cTier 3: Very High Alert\u201d, running the Winter TT\u2019s has become problematic. The races remain open, but crossing the county boundary to do so is against regulations. Derbyshire residents have to opportunity to fill their boots as the majority of the January Winter TT\u2019s are in that county. Residents of South Yorkshire have the Pike Low TT to go at from near Langsett. It is hoped that everyone will have the opportunity to run all the races as and when restrictions are eased. There are also plans afoot to create some more South Yorkshire races.<\/p>\n
Upcoming events:<\/p>\n
The January Winter TT\u2019s are:<\/p>\n
1st<\/sup> to 8th<\/sup> January \u2013 Barbrook Blast. Mike Nolan\u2019s annual hangover cure. This is in Derbyshire<\/u>.<\/p>\n Until 31st<\/sup> January \u2013 Blackden Skyline TT, which includes the best (IMO) running descent on Kinder. This is in Derbyshire<\/u>.<\/p>\n Until 31st<\/sup> January \u2013 Moz\u2019s Birthday Run TT. A DPFR classic. This is in Derbyshire<\/u>.<\/p>\n Until 31st<\/sup> January \u2013 Triple Crossing TT. Another DPFR classic. From the Ashop bridge below the Snake Inn. This is in Derbyshire<\/u>.<\/p>\n Until 31st<\/sup> January \u2013 Crook Hill TT. This is in Derbyshire<\/u>.<\/p>\n Until 31st<\/sup> January \u2013 Pike Low TT. This is in South Yorkshire<\/u>.<\/p>\n Until 31st<\/sup> January \u2013 Deep and Back. Variations on a theme from Fairholmes. This race starts and finishes in Derbyshire, but straddles the county boundary!<\/u><\/p>\n