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Iran’s Largest Motocross Track Opens in Arak

The largest motocross track of Iran, which was recently launched in the city of Arak in Markazi province, has been warmly welcomed by local athletes.

The “Martyrs of Arak Motocross Track” will provide the citizens and professional athletes of the province with a chance to ride their +250cc motorcycles, a local sports official said.

In the opening ceremony, cyclists from five provinces of Hamadan, Qom, Markazi, Lorestan and Tehran attended in a tournament marking the Sacred Defence Week.

What follows are the photos of the event retrieved from IRNA:

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