The fourth trial of the Peterborough trials club season took place today where 46 riders tackled a sunny Stibbington quarry. The ground conditions were not affected at all by all the midweek rain, in fact they were close to perfect with no dust being generated.
The winner of the trial was expert Billy Craig who provided a great display of skill on his Honda to keep his feet up all day, next along was best intermediate rider Kieran McDaid who dropped 18 marks with Kieren Radley next up finishing as runner up intermediate and third overall on 20 marks. The only youth rider today on the hard route was A class rider Tom Spencer who dropped 21 Marks on his Beta.
The 50/50 route was won by Martyn Rushbrook who dropped 12 marks on his gas gas with the runner up on the route going to Martin Bone who rode well on his Twinshock Yamaha.
On the middle route over 40 class rider Jim York riding a Mono shock Yamaha took the win on 8 marks dropped from fellow Over 40 rider Pete Rushbrook next up on 10 marks dropped. Tom Shaw was best novice dropping 12 marks. The best twinshock rider for the second trial running was Bruce Alderman on 17 marks dropped. It was another close battle in the C class category with Alfie Ray Turner beating Alfred Alderman by just 5 marks.
It was tight at the top of the White route with Keith Wakefield keeping his feet up all day to finish on clean with Barry Craig second on 1 mark dropped with Gary Hall next along on 2 marks dropped.
It was another fine day on the conducted route, with Anthony and Christian riding a range of sections and enjoying their day.
Big thanks to everyone who turned out today especially those that observed we hope to see you all on the 10th July for our next trial at Ketton.
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