Worthing Trials Club

Trials round up

The Worthing club done a demonstration at the Pulborough Harvest show on Saturday the 24th of September for the third year running. We laid out six sections on the morning and rode in three half an hour shows throughout the day.The public and organizers were very imressed with wait the riders rode across , the riders who took part were from beginners level upto some of the clubs best riders. Sharon and Rose shared the scoring , Justin and Danny were the observers with myself on the microphone. Danny Green and his mate Scott rode their cycle trial bikes in between our shows which also went down very well .

The photos were taken by Sharon Aslett. Photos & Results

James Fry finished second place in round seven of the Expert class British championship which was the Mitchell trial in Wales. James was fourteen marks behind the winner Ricky Wiggins who leads the championship, Ben Wibberley had his best ride of the year in fifth.

Emma Bristow came fourth at Tolmezzo in Italy today but holds onto second in the 2011 World Ladies Championship , fellow Brit Becky Cook finished second on the day with Spainard Laia Sanz the Champion after three straight wins. The Worthing club would like to congratulate Emma on her fine performance.

Well done to Alan Aslett for his fantastic ride in the Manx two day Classic Bike trial on the Isles of Man, Alan rode his BSA to a fine 10th place in the clubmam class, a great performance.

Emma Bristow was second in Grossheubach, Germany for round one of the world ladies championship. Laia Sanz of spain lost 5 , Emma lost 26 with Becky Cook third with 30 , Donna Fox was Fifth.

Well done to Joel Manthorpe for finishing 14th at the youth A British Championship at Hope Farm , Northumberland, and in doing so getting two points in the championship with one round remaining. Last weekend Jame Fry had a fine second place at Brimham rocks which was run by rthe Yeadon and Guiseley club with new minder John Mitchell at his side also on the same weekend.

Emma Bristow won round seven of the ladies championship at Woodyard near Reeth , North Yorkshire , which means she has clinched second in the overall championship.

James Fry has been picked by the ACU committee as manager for the ladies des nations team , Well done to him .Becky Cook , Emma Bristow and Hannah Styles will be wearing the British racing green helmets of the GB team at Tolmezzo Italy on September the 17th, you can do it girls no problem !