Results

Many thanks must go to Chris Spence for allowing us to trial on his Farm, its an excellent venue, much appreciated. Thanks also to Andy Ryall for setting the sections. With one eye on the weather forecast he set a challenging but sensible course - well done Andy. The club would like to welcome two newcomers - Youngsters Charlie & Bertie Adkins, this was their first time at a trial. We hope they enjoyed the experience & look forward to seeing them gain confidence at future events - well done. Simon Newnham (expert), Rory Stephens (inter) & Stuart Freeman (twin shock) all rode blinders to take the wins in their respective classes - great effort. Young Jos Wright is clearly enjoying his new machine, taking his 4th win in a row in the Youth Expert Class, on today's greasy & tricky course. Meanwhile Harvey Grieve (Yth Beg) is also taking charge of his class winning his last 3 outings - good effort.

Today's trial proved to be a great day out at a fantastic venue - We are all very gratefull for the use of this piece of land. Many thanks must go to Joe Elford, who set this trial with no help! - Brilliant job Joe. Thanks also to Calvin for setting the D & E routes and the observers, on sec 2 & 3, George & Rob Richards - much appreciated. A great battle developed in the Expert class with just 1 point between the three riders. It was only after consulting the hanbook that 2nd & 3rd places were determined leaving Becky clear to take the win. Jos Wright had a fantastic ride in the Youth Expert class losing just 28 for the day. I think I lost that many just trying to get back from sections 7 & 8!!! Some of the result sheets took some time to decipher but I am confident they are accurate - however if you think I have made a mistake then please contact me, asap, so I can make any amendments. The club would also like to wish young Jacob Furnell a speedy recovery after breaking a bone in his hand - we look forward to seeing him back soon.

With the kind permission from Ralph, we were able to hold our second trial of the year - Thanks Ralph, much appreciated. The closest battles were in the Youth S/W & Expert classes. in the Youth S/W both Harvey & Jacob were very close, but it turned out to be an unfortunate 5 for Jacob at section 4 that separated the two to secure Harvey's 1st win of the season. Newcommer W. Earley showed good determination taking part in his first trial - good effort. Young Dylan Wright should also be very pleased with his performance on what proved to be a tricky & greasy course. Chris Stay narrowly beat his old time rival George Gosden by just 4 points, helped by a brilliant ride on the difficult hill climb at section 2 on his 1st lap. Appologies to any riders on section 5, it appears Iv'e blown a crankcase seal which produced a rather dense smoke screen as I struggled back to the van!

With big thanks to Glenn, who as ever, allowed us to trial at his Sand Pit (at very short notice) & Calvin who kindly braved the weather to set out the sections in the morning - good effort, we were finally able to hold our 1st trial of 2014. The entry was low - but these riders are made of strong stuff! The two riders that impressed the most in these testing conditions were of course Nick Symes, for a miserly 4 & young Jos Wright in the Youth Expert class scoring just 39 - Well done Jos.

Results for the 2013 Summer Series.

Unfortunately not many riders finished 7 or more events this year. The Intermediate class was well contested. Congratulations to Will West for winning the championship.

Thanks to Ralph for the use of this fantastic venue, and thanks to everyone who helped set out the trial. Also thanks to those people who helped remove the flags after the trial, any help is always greatly appreciated.

Tony & Tom Read both rode exceptionally to take a well deserved win in the father son trial.

Thanks to Glen Draper for allowing us to use this excellent venue once again, also thanks to Andy Ryall and Calvin Wright for setting a fantastic trial.

Thanks to The Gustars for doing a brilliant job of organising things and helping out.

There was some fantastic riding today, notably from Tom Read loosing just 8 marks in the uncontested youth novice class, beating the 11 dabs of Tony Read who took the top spot in the novice class. Pete Carr made a return to real motorbikes in his own spectacular and slightly scary to watch way, and Nigel Crouch put in a fantastic effort to finish on a very good score of 43 to taking third place in the popular twin-shock class.

Thanks to Andy Ryall and Simon Newnham along with any helpers for setting a spectacular trial. Thanks to Ralph Cook for allowing us to use this fantastic venue once again, and thanks to the Gustars for doing an excellent job of organising the signing on and generally running the trial.

Thanks to Mr Morgan for allowing us to use this excellent venue and setting the course with Ross Haydon & helpers.