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THE BULLDOG BASH CELEBRATES 21ST ANNIVERSARY
The Bulldog Bash 2007 is expected to be a sell-out as the event celebrates its 21st birthday. This years head-line band Status Quo are adding to festivities on Friday 10th August, celebrating forty-two years on-the-road, the only UK festival appearance of the quartet. The awesome “Dammed” will be wowing revellers on Saturday night. Taking place in the heart of England at the Shakespeare County Raceway, Stratford-Upon-Avon, Warwickshire, Europe’s leading biker festival is set to break all records with an expected attendance in excess of thirty thousand bikers with visitors travelling from all over the World. Serious petrol-heads will ride their bikes straight to the drag-strip and compete in the famous Bulldog Bash Run-What-You-Brung. For the uninitiated; this is an open form of DIY drag racing, where you pit your skills against a peer and ride as fast as you dare over a quarter mile drag-strip. Avon Park proudly boasts one of the best racing surfaces in Europe. Those less inclined to participate in the action watch open-mouthed as top stunt professionals amaze onlookers with formation wheelies and doughnuts; top fuel dragsters scream down the strip, funny cars, Nitrous Harleys, a hydrogen peroxide-fuelled rocket bike and Sikorsky powered Jet Cars ensure that visitors reach for their earplugs. “This is one spectacle not to miss” say the organisers. Another visitor attraction is the custom show, where the best bike builders in Europe display some of the most unique machinery you’re likely to see in the UK. The organising team approach the annual Custom Show with the same knowledge and passion that has been typified in organising the drag-strip. There was keen competition for the top prizes in 2006, as wild and wacky bikes, trikes and custom Hot-Rods from all over Europe descended on Shakespeare County Raceway, there is no doubt that it will continue to grow in 2007, pushing the boundaries of style and excellence. To see last years show winners go to the website www.bulldogbash.com Visitors can also expect to see a fantastic line-up of un-signed bands, get entertained in the adult zone, or dance till they drop in the all-night dance tent. All-comers wrestling bouts will take place all weekend alongside a massive village of trade stalls selling all kinds of biking and alternative lifestyle kit, let alone a host of tattoo and piercing parlours. Among many other highlights promised are the ‘Wall of Death’, the ‘Topless Bike Wash’ and a fairground full of ludicrous white knuckle rides. “We really are expecting 2007 to be the best ever, it’s got everything for everyone, families included, but most of all, it’s a spectacle that is unique to the UK and the biker community”. says Bilbo, from the organising team Admission includes all camping fees and facilities for the long weekend. Tickets priced £50 are now available online www.bulldogbash.com or on a first come, first served basis at the gate. Photo Run Wot Ya Brung Gallery
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