World Enduro Canada is an off road motorcycle race promoter that is pleased to announce their association as a sanctioning body and promotion partner under the umbrella of the Motorcycle Confederation of Canada (MCC).

WEC will be responsible for Enduro, Cross Country and Observed Trials competition across Canada.
CMRC is the partner responsible for Motocross and PMP for Roadracing. A bright future for off-road competition in Canada is now more assured with the formation of the MCC's umbrella group uniting each facet of the sport of motorcycling.

It is the mandate of World Enduro Canada to bring professional off road racing to a national level consistent with what is realized at the World Championships. In addition all WEC events will stress respect of the environment, sponsorship exposure, media and spectator friendly events and safety and fairness to competitors.

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Feb 1 - 2011 Wiesner Insurance Cross Country Championship Plates

The plates are at the printers and we will be mailing them out the moment they are ready. Click here to check out the great looking plates!

Jan 31 - Looking forward to 2012 and back

As we sit in mid January enjoying a particularly mild Canadian winter, World Enduro Canada is putting the final dates together for an exciting 2012 competition season.

For those unaware, the WEC Canadian Championship Off-Road series poses many challenges as we work into the regional calendars of partner organizations across the country. We must not only do our best to work with the WEC Ontario Cross Country Championship, but also incorporate the schedule of our premier national series with our partners in British Columbia, Alberta, Quebec as well as other competition disciplines.

WEC functions as the off-road racing arm of the MCC. As such we are committed in our agreement to unite with competition bodies across Canada that share the focus of promoting positive advancements in off-road motorcycle racing in the disciplines of Trials, Enduro, and Cross Country. As such we work with racing organizations from coast to coast that agree in safe, legal motorcycle racing with proper insurance and loss control guidelines. Being part of the MCC Competition Council is something WEC has earned as a result of our experience and clear message in this regard. We all know motorcycle racing in Canada is at a very important time of change and the stage has been set for a very positive overhaul in racing across the country.

It has been a busy winter organizing dates with event organizers and we are now less than a month away from releasing some very exciting news for 2012 along with our schedules in various regions. Our partner, World Trials Canada has finalized the Canadian Trials Championship dates and venues. The regional Trials calendars for Quebec, Alberta and British Columbia are just being finished and we are excited to announce a Trials program in Nova Scotia as well.

Going into its 4th season the Royal Distributing Canadian Enduro Championship or CEC is enjoying continued growth and success. Bearing in mind WEC’s reputation of keeping fresh ideas coming, we have decided to expand the scope of the CEC by creating a Canadian Cross Country Championship or CXCC and combine the points from the CEC and CXCC to declare an overall Canadian Off-Road Champion. The title is awarded to the rider who demonstrates the best overall ability to adapt to a variety of challenges in 2 types of competition staged in very different terrain across the country.

It was recently announced that WEC has formed a partnership with the Quebec-based event promoter association, FMSQ in order to realize the CXCC. The Quebec round of the CXCC will take place on September 2 at Ormstown, Quebec (situated south of Montreal near the border of Ontario) with the final round being held in Ontario the following weekend (September 8/9)

The Canadian off-road Championship is designed to be a fair and equitable form of competition that decides the winners based on sportsmanlike racing on a level playing field where the results are truly the results.

Ontario will feature another spectacular Cross Country Championship series at proven venues across the province. We are very proud of this groundbreaking series as it has clearly introduced bold new ideas that never existed before in Ontario off-road racing. The fact that some other race organizations continue to adopt our ideas each year is proof we are improving the sport and giving the riders what they want and we are flattered by this imitation.

By now it is commonly known WEC has been using its flawless electronic timekeeping system which we introduced in 2008 forcing others to follow suit. At this point riders accept nothing other than immediate results at race conclusion and posted immediately on our website.

Who would have thought that having proper competition insurance would be something that would have to be shown as being mandatory? Racing at legal competition facilities that are in compliance by the local municipality is another “no brainer” that WEC has enforced and set the standard.

We are also proud of our many other firsts in off-road racing in Ontario:

- A consistent $100 Pro Holeshot award at every round of the series
- A consistent $100 Amateur Holeshot award at every round of the series
- Paying Pro racers at every round
- A full series of Pee Wee Cross Country Racing
- Pro racer appearance money at certain rounds
- Closed course enduro competition without the requirement of any license plate on the vehicle
- Kids only enduro competition

Some of these changes were difficult to introduce as off-road motorcycling, in certain parts of Canada, has been stagnant for many years and some riders and organizers were very set in their ways and as such, we still have resistance to some of our ideas. Giving Pro payback was something new to off-road and some organizers were steadfast against it. We have fortunately arrived at a point where the concept has finally caught on and we are happy for that.

A day will come when people won’t be racing improperly licensed and incorrectly insured motorcycles on open, public roads. Until this time we will continue to show the way as there are other options

2012 will bring another first in off-road motorcycling soon to be duplicated by others; a kids only Competition Enduro Series! Due to the massive success of our annual “Shelburne Kids Enduro” it has now morphed into a series with accumulating points toward a championship. WEC has always focused heavily on the Mini segment in off-road racing shown from the beginning with our ground breaking Pee Wee Cross Country program. This new Kids Enduro Championship continues to show our dedication to the future of the sport. Watch for more details on dates, venues and class guidelines. With Mini riders racing against a clock, it is a fantastic way to introduce motorcycle competition to these young enthusiasts in a controlled environment.

Stay tuned as we finalize our dates with facility owners. We must all respect that these valuable racing facilities have their own busy schedules and with other racing organizations. 2012 will be another great year for off-road motorcycle racing in Canada!

Have a question or comment? Contact: sean@worldendurocanada.com

Jan 19 - The 2012 Season is upon us!

Time to get your motorcycle ready for another season of racing! We are very close to finalizing all the details for the 2012 Canadian Championship season. We are pleased welcome back many of our previous sponsors and some new ones – this series could not happen with out the strong support of companies like Royal Distributing, Yamaha, KTM, and Honda!!

We look forward to the return of many of the fastest off road racers in Canada. Lots of questions will be answered. Will KTM’s Bobby Prochnau be able to continue his dominance now that he has a full plate of racing in the US? Is this the year KTM’s Geoff Nelson or maybe Husaberg’s Ben Rego unseats him? Will Honda’s Jason Schrage bounce back from his back luck in Quebec last season to regain the #1 plate he held last season?? Is this the year that Yamaha’s Brian Wojnarowski moves to the top of the podium? Which riders will move up from the amateur ranks to the Pro level?

The series will begin at an all new location in Vernon, BC on July 7 & 8 hosted by the Vernon Off Road Motorcycle Club. Pre-registration is already open!

After BC the series moves to scenic Blairmore, AB on July 14 & 15th. Clint’s Full Gas crew is planning some great new mountain trails to entertain and challenge everyone! The event will be taking place on the same weekend as the Thunder in the valley fireworks show so hotel space is very limited. I happen to know that as of today there are a few rooms at the Coleman & Blairmore Best Canadian Motor Inn so if your planning to attend and need a room CALL RIGHT away as the next closest hotel is 40 minutes away in Pincher Creek. Coleman 403-563-5600 Blairmore 403-562-8851.

The series moves to the east in September. Big news for 2012 is our partnership with the FMSQ who will be hosting the Quebec round at a new location! We are working with the FMSQ and our Ontario crew to finalize the best dates and locations which will be announced in February.

Please keep an eye on this for more details – we will be updating it regularly in the next few months with both our National and regional event news.

Jan 16 - WEC mourns the passing of Mika Ahola

Five time World Enduro Champion Mika Ahola passed away yesterday from a surgery complication. He had just announced his retirement a few weeks earlier and was looking forward to the next chapter in his life. We had the pleasure to meet Mika and spend a bit of time with him and his lovely wife when they came to North America in 2006 & 2007 for the first ever Canadian & US rounds of the Enduro World Championship. Mika was a true professional and will be sadly missed.

Dec 12 - 2011 Wieser Insurance Ontario Cross Country Series - Top 10 Pro Standings

2011 Overall PRO Standings (Spring & Fall Series Combined)

1 - Kevin Cockayne
2 - Brian Wojnarowski
3- Jessie Grummett
4 - Bryan Marshall
5 - Greg Filer
6 - Jason Griffeth
7 - Pat Oneill
8 - Jamie West
9 - Steve Bond
10 - Josh Long

Nov 7 - Ontario Cross Country Fall Series Champions

World Enduro Canada would like to congradulate all our Fall Series Champions. We encourage all our Champions to contact us with a mailing adress so we can mail your #1 plates.

Pro – Kevin Cockayne (Kevin will also retain the Series Overall Pro #1 plate)
Intermediate – Jason Kleingeld
Junior – Corey Brooks
Beginner – Tyler Thiessen
Vet Master – Paul Andratis
Vet Senior – Keith Bichard
Vet Junior – Todd Wicks
Super Senior – Jeffrey Golden
Women – Rose Lantaigne
Mini Senior – Clark Roylance
Mini Junior – Curtis Marshall
Pee Wee – Christian Wiesner

2011 Overall Canadian Enduro Champions

Overall Pro - Bobby Prochnau
E3 - Geoff Nelson
E2 - Bobby Prochnau
E1 - Tyler Murray
EVet - Scott Kinakin
A - Mike Laycraft
B - Matt Coonfer
C - Cole Wilton
40 + - Howard Lawrence
50 + - Andrew Christiansen
Women - Chantelle Bykerk

 

 

 

 

 

 

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