Supermoto champions head for Moto1.

An impressive line-up of Supermoto champions are heading to Moto1 at Donington Park on October 30-31, all chasing victory at the largest motorcycle sport festival ever staged.

Supermoto is a relatively new sport, requiring a unique skill to race on a circuit of both dirt and tarmac and is one of the four sports each of the 24 Moto1 hopefuls will contest - along with road racing, trials and motocross.

"Moto1 is a real tester for riders, a proving ground to discover Britain's best all-rounder on a sports motorcycle," said reigning British Supermoto Champion David Tougher. "I'm confident in the Supermoto and Motocross elements but haven't much experience in the Road Racing segment -that may well determine the eventual overall winner."

"Moto1 is the best thing to happen to motorcycle sport in years," commented last year's British Supermoto Champion Leighton Haigh. "It will determine who is the best but it's going to be an incredible, fun event for riders and spectators."

Tougher and Haigh are joined by 2001 British champion Ady Smith and Lurgan, Northern Ireland female racer Anita Doran who arrives at Moto1 with 10 years of motocross experience and a National Supermoto title.

"The Supermoto entry we've been able to assemble is impressive," said Moto1 Managing Director Robbie Allan. "I'm convinced it is these riders - who are not necessarily always in the media spotlight - who will give the more fancied Moto1 entries a real surprise or two."

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