The NSA has classes for all types of machines, from bog-standard road bikes to classic, vintage, nitro-burning supercharged specials and beyond.
Riders as young as eleven can compete safely on 50cc machines, whilst some of the older NSA riders regularly blow the rest of us into the weeds when they should be down at the Post Office collecting their old-age pensions.
Sprinting is one of the oldest forms of motorcycle sport. It is also one of the most addictive, as you strive to improve your times.
Many competitors have competed for many decades – it’s one of the easiest motorcycle sports to become involved in.
At a lot of meetings, if you have a bike and suitable riding gear, you can enter on the day.
Being a member of the National Sprint Association allows to you compete in the NSA championships, and makes you part of one of the friendliest and most accessible racing clubs around.
You also get access to our future digital publications, including newsletters and articles. As a club we also have a presence at numerous bike-related events through-out the year, and you could have the opportunity to have your bike on display.
