Reigning British Champion Graham Jarvis won the event, by a single mark, from Charnock electrician Shaun Morris who matched Jarvis with a final score of eight penalties, but only after adding two time penalties, were the final scores announced. Jarvis again rode the MRS Sherco four-stroke machine while Morris was on his JST Gas Gas. Scarborough’s Michael Brown, also an electrician, rode the dry course at Llety Rafell Farm to another consistent third place ahead of recovering Steve Colley a....
Pickering & DMC are organising an 'Allcomers' easy trial for Adults & Youths:Venue - Kilburn, Thirsk, YO61 4AGStart Time - 11.00amSecretary - 4 Brockfield Road, Huntington Road, York, YO31 9DZTel 01904 622274Entries - close on the day....
The Trials & Enduro Committee are pleased to announce that Congleton & DMC have agreed to organise this event in 2007.....
The reigning British Trials Champion, Graham Jarvis, starts as favourite after his opening round win at Kinlochleven two weeks ago. The Canterbury rider will compete on the M.R.S. Sherco 3.2 four-stroke machine in all Championship rounds, and the Scottish Six Days Trial, which starts next week at Fort William. On current form Shaun Morris and Michael Brown are the riders likely to challenge Jarvis but Alexz Wigg and Sam Haslam could pose a major threat. Steve Colley is recovering from serio....
The reigning British trials champion Graham Jarvis predictably made the winning performance riding his MRS Sherco fourstroke machine. Almost three decades have elapsed since a non-two stroke engined machine has taken the top award. Charnock and Scarborough electricians Shaun Morris and Michael Brown joined Jarvis on the podium. For Brown it was a personal best result in the series. Kinlochleven joiner Gary MacDonald, returning from injury, rode his MRS Sherco to fifth place, scoring eleven champ....
British interest in the title race, not only in the World pro class, but also in both the Junior and Youth classes could not be higher, with the prospect of a home winner in all three categories being a real possibility. Twelve times World champion Dougie Lampkin continues to lead the charge in the top class, and his third place at the opening GP confirms that his dream of an eighth outdoor crown remains within his reach.
Commenting about the 2007 season Lampkin said. “I think some people....
The Expert class will also provide a tremendous supporting backdrop with Ross Danby, Dan Thorpe, Ulster stars Harold McQuaid, Gareth and Robert Andrews, Welsh ace Gary Jenkins and British Ladies Champion Becky Cook who makes the long trip from the Isle of Wight.Clerk of Course Arthur MacDonald and his assistants James MacDonald and Ali MacGillivary have worked hard to replicate the testing 2006 course with fifteen sections and a compact three lap course. The control centre is again the High Scho....