Manx Trials Club Championship 3nd Round

 

Eairy Beg 22 April 2011

 

Results

Experts

1^st Josh Brain 0 marks lost; 2^nd Damian Owen, 26; 3^rd Sean Quaye, 27; 4^th Michael Jackson, 32;

5^th Robin Arnold, 35; 6^th Craig Norrey, 53.

 

Clubman

1^st Robbie Skillicorn 12 marks lost; 2^nd Michael Cannan, 20; 3^rd Russell Millward, 24; 4^th Aleyn Taggart, 25; 5^th Steve Collins, 28.

 

Sportsman

1^st Richard Skillicorn, 36 marks lost; 2^nd Steven Teare 37; 3^rd Dave Clucas, 47; 4^th Ashley Gardner 49; 5^th Barry Teare, 60.

 

Twinshock

1^st Jonathan Kelly 14 marks lost; 2^nd Geoff Griffiths, 65; 3^rd Nigel Woods, 77; 4^th Paul Doherty, 92.

 

Pre-65

1^st Colin Scarffe, 14 marks lost; 2^nd Roy Wilson, 27; 3^rd Jim Davidson, 29.

 

Youth Intermediate

1^st Brandon Bailey 35 marks lost; 2^nd Aaron Molyneux 68.

 

Youth Novice

1^st Adam Kelly 42 marks lost; 2^nd Aaron Peniata 55; 3^rd Thomas Cairns, 82; 4^th Sophie-May Hardie 94.

 

The third round of the Manx Trials Club Championship took place at Eairy Beg on Good Friday in bright, sunny conditions. The four laps of 8 sections proved to be a challenging course for all the entry except Josh Brain, who certainly had a Good Friday and went round for clean in the Adult Expert class. Damian Owen just pipped Sean Quaye for runner up spot after a close fought battle.

Robbie Skillicorn took the Clubman win, Michael Cannan coming second, but in this hotly contested class only 8 marks separated  2^nd  to 5^th places with Steve Collins doing remarkably well on his Triumph Cub.

In the Sportsman Class Richard Skillicorn just held off Steven Teare by one mark to claim the top spot with comeback man, Dave Clucas, in third.

Jonathan Kelly was a clear winner in the Twinshock class from Laxey plumber, Geoff Griffiths, with Nigel Woods in third.

Proving that they can ride the sections as well as set them out, Classic Weekend organisers filled the podium in the Pre-65 class with committee members Colin Scarffe and Roy Wilson taking first and second and Assistant Clerk of the Course, Jim Davidson, taking third spot.

The Youth Intermediate class Brandon Bailey and Aaron Molyneux battled it out, with Brandon on fine form taking the win.

Youth Novice winner, Adam Kelly, produced another family double, with rapidly improving, Aaron Peniata second and Thomas Cairns third.

The club would like to wish club members, Josh Brain, Damian Owen and Jack Faragher all the best for their forthcoming trip to the highlands where they are competing in the Scottish Six Days Trial.

Please note our next event is on Saturday afternoon at Booilshuggel, East Baldwin and is the First round of the Azzy Paints series 2011.