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2008 La Baneza Photo Gallery
Our man Melling gets his machismo rolling at full boil when he participates in the classic racing experience that is La Beneza. Check out the event report in
Memorable Motorcycles: La Baneza
Away from the classics, the young riders turned up with 125 GP bikes.
Classic two-strokes scream down the cordoned-off streets of La Baneza.
125cc winner Isaac Garcia celebrates with a little tire-smokin' fun.
Melling banks into a right hander with his sights already set on the next turn.
Alcohol consumption is a key part of the La Baneza experience for spectators.
That's a 110 mph close-up with all the protection of a piece of plastic tape.
You can't get much closer to the action without actually participating in the race.
The Walmsely G.50 is a great looking bike that can really run.
Mauro Abbadini gives the kids a close up look at his very fast Seeley Metisse.
Melling cuts through the field. This was not demonstration racing.
The classics weren't the only motorcycles racing on the streets of La Beneza.
The La Baneza paddock is rather intimate.
Pepin gets mobbed by family and friends after the race.
Pepin San Millan's BSA 500 was charging hard all weekend.
Everything MotoGP has, La Baneza has, only in a more modest scale
The Walmsely G.50 gets prepped for the big race.
Go, Frank, Go. Melling will forever have racing in his blood.
That's a housing state taken over for the weekend.
The aqueduct at Segovia by night.
Pepin tastes the success of victory.
The Walmsely G.50 was flying. Shame aboout the rider.
Top classic teams are very professional. Mauro Abbadini's Seeley Jawa gets the full treatment.
Trick Bultacos were the weapon of choice in the classic two-stroke class.
La Baneza's collecting box is slightly different than Brands Hatch.
