Richard Sadler In SSDT ActionThe Richmond Motor Club is launching a 'Richmond Motor Club Youth Academy' with the support of MRS Sherco team member, and national S3 Parts Champion, Richard Sadler as a trainer.
Youth riders will be chosen by Richard, in small groups, the first group of six riders have already been chosen and have received their invitations. The pupils will have their first two days of training in January.
Youth riders will become aware of the academy and it will be something for them to aim for, throughout the next trialing year, but the academy will only open to current Richmond Motor Club members.
The aim of the academy is to further support riders who Richard, and Richmond Motor Club, feel have a lot of potential and we believe could be appearing on national podiums! During the academy training Richard will not only be training the youth riders on their bikes, but also spend time discussing theory. It is excellent that Richard has volunteered his time to this academy project, and put something back in to the club and his chosen sport! The academy was his entire brainchild, and he has played a massive part in the organization of it. Richard has chosen James Stones to assist him, and act as a Marshall for the training.
The first two days of the academy training which will run on the 2nd and 3rd January 2014. Although the Club would like members to become aware of the academy, and all that Richard is doing to support the club, the Club really does not want spectators on the training days! It will be two days of concentration with no other distractions. The organiser will be also considering the next six pupils for selection and invitation with Academy studying results and form, plus attitude before they make any decisions. And before anybody even thinks of asking – the Youth Training Academy is funded entirely by the Richmond Motor Club and the person who proposed the academy, Richard Sadler, is giving his own time, gratis. The selection process will take in all youth classes and age groups.
Story: Barry Robinson