 Saturday 26 November,
Lesotho – The British extreme enduro motorcycle rider, Graham Jarvis (Flite
Extreme Husaberg) has won the 2011 Roof of Africa when he beat the three-times
winner, Chris Birch (Comsol Alfie Cox KTM) after his first attempt at this
gruelling event that ran for the 44th time this year in the Mountain
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Friday 25 November, Lesotho – It became quite clear that
the New Zealander and three times Roof of Africa winner, Chris Birch and former
winner, Jade Gutzeit from South Africa as well as the race newcomer from the
UK, Graham Jarvis, will battle it out for the top spot of the 2011 Roof of
Africa that is taking place in the Mountain Kingdom of Lesotho.
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Thursday 24 November, Lesotho – Mr Price Yamaha’s Marc
Torlage posted the fastest time for the short 50km time-trial in the Thaba
Bosiu area on the first day of the Roof of Africa that kicked off this year’s
44th event outside Maseru in Lesotho today in weather conditions that
varied from hot and shiny to a hail storm with extreme wind.
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 Excitement has reached fever pitch for the upcoming 2011
Roof of Africa, one of the most gruelling and yet prestigious dirt-bike races
in the world that will take place in the Mountain Kingdom of Lesotho from 24 to
26 November.
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 With the 2011 national off-road and enduro seasons now
something of the past and all the paperwork done, the scores of races in the
Junior National Championship, the Senior Off-road Championship and the
Liquorland National Enduro Motorcycle Championship have been calculated to
determine which events were scored the highest by the competitors.
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 The 2011 Roof of Africa promises to be so much more than
just another one of the world’s most difficult dirt-bike races. This event is
quickly turning into one of those events no motorsport enthusiast dares to miss
as the 44th Roof of Africa that takes place from 24 to 27 November,
will most probably be inscribed into the record books as one of the most
memorable events to be held in Lesotho.
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The 16 year-old Brandon Darlow, racing for Team Boesman
Racing in the Junior Modified Quad Class of the 2011 Junior National Off-road
(Quad) Championship, has won yet another battle, but could unfortunately not
win championship war and finished runner-up in the championship. The young scholar from Benoni, who has been racing quads
before he could read or write and received his colours at school for racing
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