The FMHSC was started in 1979 and has hosted cross country dirtbike racing for neighboring states every since! A cross country dirtbike race (or hare scramble) is a high-endurance off-road dirt bike race where riders compete in a mass-start, multi-lap competition over rough natural terrain, typically lasting 1.5 to 2 hours. It tests both speed and endurance, featuring technical woods, hills, mud, and obstacles over 3 - 12 miles, with most of ours averaging 4 - 6 miles. Our courses are challenging but offer alternate routes when necessary to ensure every entry can make it around. Peewee races are held at most rounds and twice a year we will hold GP Style races with Saturday night pit bike races. Some tracks offer overnight camping as well. We want this to be a family event where everyone feels welcome and safe at all times!