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A nice bright day for todays entrants to this the 6th round of this years championship series, a bit on the cool side though, as some of the observers commented.

Chris Hirst reigned supreme on the hard course with a score of 14 marks lost, he was a good way ahead of the rest of the field on that route.

On the clubman route, it was Jon Chambers on his Ariel who took the win from Steve Fowler by virtue of going furthest clean. Steve dropped a mark on the first lap of section 4.

On the 50/50 route it was club stalwart Howard Gulley on his immaculate TLR Honda who took the win.

And finally on the beginners route, although hardly a beginner, but getting on in years was Mick Kettlewell on his TRS losing a solitary one mark.

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Club Championship Rnd 7

Post Hill   15/11/2025 13:00

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Club Championship Round 5

Today we mostly sweated!
Sweated when we got out of bed. Sweated while having breakfast, sweated while driving to Post Hill and definitely sweated when setting out the sections!
John and Greg plotted the sections one to five which turned out on the easier side. This may or may not have been intentional knowing that Howard, Mark and Simon went in the other direction to plot 6 to 10.
While everyone else continued to sweat either riding or observing, Sue was observing with natural air con activated in the quarry.
Somewhere we won't be sweating is Cam Head where our next trial the Trials UK White Rose trial is to be held in September.

 

Points Table & Awards

Points table and awards have now being completed, unfortunately a computer problem has resulted in us not being able to present them in the usual format, clicking the link below will display the tables in a PDF form. You will probably need to use the magnify button to read them clearly.

 

WEST LEEDS CHAMPIONSHIP POINTS

 

 

Stan Pitts trial report news

After spending all day Saturday, digging, shifting, plotting, riding and planting flags. 14 sections were waiting for the Stan Pitts trial.
We were rewarded with nearly 40 entries Some say this is a shame for the kind of trial this is. However, just to keep this fantastic piece of land in use keeps us going. Hardly June weather was on the agenda with brief rain showers and small chinks of sunshine. I say brief, hardly any! We were over run with observers and were very thankful that every section was marshalled.
It seemed the sections got a little harder as the day wore on, so, those that got off early probably had the best of the going.
One thing that Halton Gill offers is a good ride around. So, a simple section becomes an arduous task when arm pump has set in on the third lap. Danny Gamble was the top dog with Dave Petty topping the clubman A and riding an immaculate 90's Gas Gas Anthony Ayrton was triumphant on clubman B with Paul Gravlstock keeping him on his toes with another retro ride on the twinshock Fantic. We hope you all enjoyed yourself and tell your friends for next year....

 

Stan Pitts Trial Rider Photographs

Don't quite know how he does it, but regular observer Brian Aryton manages to observe and capture rider images as well. The 3 class winners are on this new page click below:

 

Stan Pitts Class Winners

 

 

Special Award

In recognition of his 60 year service to the White Rose Trial; long time club member Paul Whitaker was presented with a plaque. Seen here being presented by club president John Kershaw (the tall one). During this 60 years Paul has held various roles which were:

Clerk of the Course
Asst CoC
Event Secretary
Chief Marshall
Asst Event Secretary

Time Keeper
Observer

Award was donated by Gordon Carr.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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