Initially an agreement was made between the involved parties to run the event annually for three years. The inaugural event took place on the 11 & 12 December 2010.
Earth-moving machinery took a week to build which included jumps, mounds, waves, chicanes and fast straights. Four races took place: kids (age 9 -15 years), MX2 Youth (18 and under), adult motorcycles and a combined
quad/
sidecar race. Races were 1 hour long for the kids' race, 1.5 hours for the MX2 Youth and quad/sidecar races and 3 hours for the fault solos. It was billed as the
AMCA Skegness Masters Beach Race and was a stand-alone event within the
Wulfsport British Masters Motocross Series. The event was free for spectators and an estimated 14,000 people attended. A veterans class was added to the main race in 2011, which was won by Anthony Dean.
Nathan Parker won the main race with
Nathan Watson second. Watson's younger brother
Ben won the MXY2 race. The quad/sidecar race was won by
David Vass. An estimated 20,000 spectators attended. A clubmans race, lasting for 1.5 hours, was added with classes for Clubman Youth, Clubman Over 18, Clubman Over 40 and Clubman Over 50. The course was again lengthened in 2014 Around 25,000 people watched the event in 2017. A 5 metre colour screen was erected on the promenade in 2018 to show the leader board during the event. In 2021 strong winds in the
North Sea overnight created a
tidal surge which flooded part of the circuit. Earth-moving machinery created trenches and gullies to drain the circuit. The start of the main race was delayed 30 minutes and the race shortened to 2.5 hours. In June 2023 the AMCA announced that the 2023 event was cancelled due to lack of funding, and that they were hoping to attract sponsors to be able to run the race in 2024. ==Results==