Motor bike-ball

The motor bike-ball is a collective sport which is played with a balloon and whose players control motor bikes of 250 cm ³.

General information

Each formation is made up of four players plus a guard who is not in the motor bike. The balloon weighs approximately a kilogram and measures 40 cm of circumference. The debates are arbitrated by two referees, one in each camp, are assisted of two line judges. This sport is practiced on a ground of Football, with the same goals. The part proceeds in four 20 minutes periods.

The ground of election of the motor bike-ball is the Soviet Union then the Russia. Behind the Russian giant, the France is placed at the second rank, on the same line as the Scandinavian countries and from ex-Europe of the East. The motor bike-ball is practiced in France since 1930. The championship of National France “has” gathers the French elite; national division a “B” constitutes the anteroom of this elite. The practice begins as of the 12 years age (up to 17 years of Juniors) in France. Approximately 35 clubs operate in France. It is a commission of the French federation of Motorcycle racing which manages this discipline in France. The season is known as estival (February at November)

Prize list of the championship of Europe of the nations

Prize list of the Cut of Europe of the clubs champions

(incomplete prize list)

1966. Camaret (France)
1968. Camaret (France)
1970. Troyes (France)
1971. Troyes (France)
1972. Camaret (France)
1995. Valréas (France)

Prize list of the championship of France

Clubs of the championship of France N1A 2007

Sporting Motor bike Ball Bollène
Motor bike Ball Club of Camaret on Acute
Sporting Motor bike Club Carpentras
Motor bike Ball Club Houlgate
Motor bike Ball St Georges de Reneins
Motor bike Ball Club of Neuvillois
Motor bike Ball Robion
Suma Troyes
Motor bike Ball Club Vaison-the-Roman
Motor bike Ball Club of Valréas
Motor bike Ball of Monteux

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