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Sizzlers
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Trials Sizzlers will be at for 2008
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TROUBLES WITH YOUR TRIAL
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Our
Centenary weekend of trials at
Chalfont St Peter.
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This year, the Berkhamsted Motorcycle
& Car club celebrated its Centenary. To mark this occasion,
the club staged a number of special events which included, Trials,
Grass Track & Motocross. Of particular interest to Trials
riders was the weekend event at Chalfont St Peter, near Rickmansworth,
in July.
Saturday 12th July 2008, The club is ran it’s
annual Charity Trial. This was an event which is designed to
be challenging yet fun, with the hazards set out firmly but
with the emphasis on low scores and smiles all round. Proceeds
from this event are put towards a national or International
charitable cause and in recent years, the club have supported
‘Riders for Health’ in Africa and the St Francis
Hospice in Berkhamsted. This year and for the first time, the
event was run over 4 laps of 10 sections, each section will
be fully observed and Punch Cards will be in use. Also a first,
this year teams of 3 riders on the Hard (Expert) route can be
entered. They were fighting for a one off trophy and each of
the top 3 finishers in all classes received a medallion.
A results tent was set up at the mid point of the course and
riders dropped off their punch cards at the end of each lap
and then collect new ones.
As each rider finished a lap, Alan Roe and his merry band of
helpers added up the marks and projected them onto the screen
outside the tent.
This allowed the riders and spectators to see who was doing
well and not so well and it encouraged the teams and supporters
to get behind their riders and add vocal support! Fancy dress
for the teams was optional but team T’Shirts were certainly
welcome.
A 10.30 start and a limit of 120 rider’s meant that you
needed to enter soon as this event filled up.
There was the usual supply of fresh burgers and sausages with
plenty of soft drinks to wash them down. The results were announced
about 1 hour after the trial had finished, and the presentations
took place on the purpose built rostrum supplied by Ray Timberlake.
There was a conducted short course for the Youth D classes who
normally miss out and our own Bob Secombs was managing that.
Car park control was being managed by Mike Dunks and his gang
of four and the officials included Ian Reynolds & Terry
Golds as Clerks & assistant clerks over the 2 days with
Pete Weight & Alan Roe dealing with management and results.
Sunday 13th July and the event took on a different
feel. Overnight, a much harder’ Super Expert’ route
was added in by Ray Haslam and Clerk of the Course, Stuart Robinson
from the North Berks Motorcycle Club, who had kindly agreed
to officiate for this event. Riding in the event was James Dabill,
sam Haslam, Steve Saunders although Alexz Wigg was out because
of leg injury.
Results
Saturday 12th July. The Charity team Trial.
Team Trophy
1st Luton Legends 87
2nd The Old Boys 111
3rd Wiggys rejects 154
4th The Team Above 220
Experts:
1st Stephen Douglas 20
2nd Joe Harris 26
3rd Michael James 35
Inters:
1 Ben King 58
2 Martin Greeves 85
5050
1st Tim Blackmore 3
2nd Dave Fry 5
3rd Graham Haslam 6
Clubman:
1st Steve Merrett 18
2nd Richard Coleman 25
3rd Dave Millers 31
Novice
1st Chris Tesseras 26
2nd Adrian Cairns 29
3rd Stephen Pearce 37
Sportsman:
1st Bob Twigg 5
2nd Adrian Cairns 12
3rd John Kirkham 37
British Bike Hard
1st Julian Wigg 19 25 x 0
2nd Steve Jones 19 24 x 0
3rd Mike Smith 56
British Bike Easy
1st Giles Whalley 2
2nd Malcolm White 46
3rd Mick Young 55
Youth A
1st Will McBain 21
2nd Jason North 48
3rd Ross Fletcher 75
Youth B
1st Cameron Mitchell 20
2nd Thomas O'Sullivan 58
Youth C
1st Harry Coleman 97
Youth D
1st Conor Gibbons 40
Sunday 13th July 2008. The Berkhamsted Mc& CC
Centenary Trial.
Guest Rider:
Steve Saunders- 1
Super Experts:
1st Sam Haslam 6
2nd James Dabill 8
3rd James Fry 19
Experts:
1st Joe Harris 11
2nd Graham Marfleet 24
Inters:
1st Ben King 42
2nd Martin Greeves 89
5050
1st Dave Fry 1
2nd Tim Blackmore 3
3rd Graham Haslam 5
Clubman:
1st Dave Millers 4
2nd Richard Coleman 10
3rd Dave Day 19
Novice
1st Chris Tesseras 13
2nd Adrian Cairns 19
3rd Stephen Pearce 26
Sportsman:
1st Paul Palfrey 6
2nd Tony Agamber 8
3rd Rob Edwards 9
British Bike Hard
1st Steve Jones 21
2nd Mike Smith 32
3rd Pete Hampton 38
British Bike Easy
1st Giles Whalley 2
Youth 5050
1st Jamie Millers 6
2nd Jordan Fletcher 11
3rd Cameron Mitchell 37
Youth A
1st Will McBain 6
2nd Alan Ayres 27
3rd Jason North 51
Youth B
1st Daniel Greeves 18
2nd Thomas O'Sullivan 52
3rd John Williamson 85
Youth C
1st Thomas Plant 26
2nd Josh Webb 62
3rd Harry Coleman 71
Youth D
1st Kaylee Secombs 46
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