The Women’s Motorcycling Commission of the Royal Spanish Motorcycle Federation held its annual Speed Campus last weekend at the Yepes Circuit, Murcia. 27 girls enjoyed a full weekend of learning and according to the words of its top manager, Maria Herrerait was about some “ideal facilities for this type of event, as the circuit has two parts, the eights area and a small layout.”
This year’s camp was one of the highest level and where the participants, girls and adults, arrived with a great desire to learn and ride a motorcycle. This was very gratifying for both María Herrera and Maria Martinezsince seeing the girls with that enthusiasm makes the work much better.
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The group was divided into several levels, as there were some riders with less experience and others who had already accumulated more hours on the bike. The two instructors passed on all their knowledge both on and off the track and, in general, the weekend was very positive. On Saturday afternoon, games were played and everyone had time to relax in the pool, thus completing a day full of fun.
Fran Pinilla and Oscar Manzanares They were in charge of helping with the mechanical part, fixing the faults that the bikes had and leaving them better than when they arrived. The RFME and the Women’s Commission will continue to do this type of campus because they are very beneficial for all the riders. The next one will be the Offroad one.
