Motorcycle Ice Racing On Rice Lake In Hamilton Township

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What do you do when the ice on Rice Lake freezes and it’s bitterly cold?

Have motorcycle ice racing of course.

The Oshawa Competition Motorcycle Club held their second event of the season ice racing on Rice Lake on Sunday, January 13, 2019. Racers took part in the races just off Captain’s Marina in Bewdley. The races took place throughout the day on a along with a Grand Prix track. Speeds along the straightaway reached upwards of 75 mph.

There are plans for another seven races on Rice Lake along with one in Tweed for the season of ice racing.

Sunday Jan 20 GP & OVAL Rice Lake, Bewdley

Saturday Jan 26 – Sunday Jan 27 GP & OVAL

Two Day Event Rice Lake, Bewdley Sunday

February 3 GP & OVAL Rice Lake, Bewdley

Sunday February 10 GP & OVAL Rice Lake, Bewdley

Saturday Feb 16th – Sunday Feb 17 GP & OVAL Two Day Event Trudeau Park, Tweed

Sunday February 24 GP & OVAL Rice Lake, Bewdley Sunday March 3 GP & OVAL Rice Lake, Bewdley

Pete Fisher
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Has been a photojournalist for over 30-years and have been honoured to win numerous awards for photography and writing over the years. Best selling author for the book Highway of Heroes - True Patriot Love

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