Results

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.

Thanks to the Morgans for the use of another fantastic venue, and thanks to Nelly, Nick and everyone else who helped with the setting and running of the trial.

Rain and slippery conditions provided a few high scores,

Thanks to Mr. Taylor for allowing us to use this fantastic venue, and thanks to Rory Stephens for doing a fantastic job of setting the trial along with everyone else who helped out.

Thanks to Trevor Strickland for the use of this superb venue, and thanks to the course setters Alan Gosden and Calvin Wright, with helpers.

The clubman class was the closest fought on the day where, after bending his bike on a tricky ending to section 3 a regular winner Dave Barnes had to settle for second on this occasion loosing out by just two marks to an excellent ride from Andy Scott-Jackson.

Simon Newnham and Wayne Brodie both took convincing wins in the intermediate and novice class respectively.

Joss Wright managed had a fantastic ride to gain a score of 40 in the uncontested youth clubman class.

Thanks to the Gustars for their generosity and hard work and everyone else who helped out.

Thanks to the Gustars for their generosity and hard work and everyone else who helped out.

Very sorry about the lateness of the results.

Thanks to Geoff and Mary Case for the use of a fantastic venue, and thanks to Calvin and Andy for setting a brilliant trial.

The stand-out scores come from George Gosden, to win the uncontested expert class with out loosing a single dab, and Nick Symes finishing with just the one to take a convincing win in the twin-shock class on some very challenging sections.

Once again the clubman class was very closely contested, Ben Gourley adds another narrow win to his tally, with just one mark less than M. Coombs.