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It was a new venue last season. The course can be split into two halves, the upper half which involves some pretty straightforward terrain in a field, but which was extremely bumpy, and the bottom half which involved a series of off camber turns, approached at speed but which gradually rubbed off that speed. You then drop down to a flat section, with a small ditch crossing, before you hit the bottom of a massive run up, a huge bank that is relatively easy to plod up, but takes 30 seconds or so I'd think.
I don't know if the course will change much, but it wasn't that bad in terms of mud last year. It could get very messy on the bottom section, that's for sure.
andyp
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So Leeds Castle. Anyone ridden there before? Will it be as muddy as Ardingly?