Belarus: Night Wolves finalise 'Road to Victory' and head for Crimea

The final stage of the 'Roads of the Victory' motocross, organised by the Russian biker gang the 'Night Wolves,' started on Tuesday morning from the Belarussian city of Brest, setting off for Crimea. Andrei Bobrovsky, the organiser of the Motocross Brest-Crimea, said the trip was opportunity for "all of our friends across Europe to visit us." The motocross is being conducted to honour 70 years since victory in World War Two. Bikers from Slovakia and the Netherlands were present, as well as Russian and Belarusian motorcyclists. Other riders set out from various cities across Russia such as St. Petersburg and Moscow for the ultimate destination of the journey; Sevastopol. Once there, the Night Wolves will stage the 20th International Bike Show to which they expect around 200,000 people to attend. In May, the Night Wolves tried to make it to Berlin, but some were barred entry to both Germany and Poland before the German court system allowed their entry to the country.