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Hotel: Big Muddy Inn, www.bigmuddyinn.com, ph: 306-268-2175.
Camping: Bengough Regional Park, www.bengoughrec.com, ph: 306-268-2909
More details to follow soon from Derek Thomas.
Quick update from Graham Pyl of the South Western Ontario Vintage Trials Group on date changes.
St.Thomas – June 12th (no change)
Grand Prix de Mud – June 25
Kohler – July 24.
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The Canadian Motorcycle Association is pleased to announce the appointment of Jon Hendriks of Montreal as team manager for the 2016 FIM World Trials Championship for national teams. The event will take place in Isola, France on September
Jon’s history in international competitions is varied and includes sailing regattas, 12 meters and keelboats.
He became active in trials ( bicycle) competitions in 1994 and later as manager of Canada’s first professional bicycle trials team. He was nominated as Manager of the Canadian Cycle Team and held that position over three UCI world championships from 2008-2010.
In 2013 Jon competed in his last international competition at Whistler Crankworx, winning a gold medal in the master class. Since his retirement, he has been active coaching aspiring riders and doing demonstrations and shows, including performing on his trials bike in professional circus troupe Cirque Eloize.
He became involved with the Association de Trialistes Au Quebec (ATAQ) where he competes in motorcycle and bicycle events and has organized a trials competition at Morin Heights every year since 2010.
Source CMA website
05-20-2016
JUNE 5TH EVENT CANCELLED.
SCR HOPE THIS EVENT MAY BE RUN IN THE FALL.
Scottish Six Days Trial 2016
News wrap up for those that stay away from social media and Facebook like the plague!
05-01-2016: Good luck to sole Canadian rider – Brian Wojnarowski riding his Sherco #280 in this years Scottish Six Days of Sunshine.
05-03-2016: 84 pts today for another slippery ride now sitting in 160th, and the picture from Trials Central says those new sections aren’t for the faint of heart!
05-04-2016: Still raining in places (Scotland) – still smiling. The forecast is sunny for the w/e. Keep it up Brian!
05-04-2016: So you shrugged off the horizontal rain
..you kept ahead of the breaking waves following you up stream
..you thought Hump Day was almost over
..and forgot for a moment that a dour damp Scotsman doesnahava sensa humour
…then turned the corner to be ‘burned’ by Big Dar himself.
5mins 30 into the video for another view of how they sort the boys from the men from the Lampkins!
Big Dars’ Burn – hearty attempts by Splatshop owner Chris Pearson, followed up by top Scott Gary MacDonald.
Needless to say only 13 of 261 riders reached the Ends cards.
05-05-2016: Day 4 and Wojo still climbing through the clouds for a rare glimpse of sunshine.
Meanwhile a certain ex World Champ (there are two in the event) rode clean all day to move into the lead with a 5 point margin.
Pressure building with 2 days and 60 sections left to ride.
05-07-2016: Brian found the Enduro ign map switch just at the wrong moment! ..sun too bright ..send more rain.
05-07-2016: Ok so that almost looks like a grin Brian!
05-07-2016: Another view of Big Dar’s Burn ….or is that Town Hall Brae?
05-07-2016: It might look like he is playing for the camera, but in fact Brian just escaped a hole and step combo that took marks by the boot full!
05-08-2016: Not sure about handing in his score card ..might just head out for another loop.
05-08-2016: Fatigue setting in but getting the hang of those rocks …Red on the right?
Yikes. Only in Canada you say!
Brian finished a gruelling six days on 489 pts for 155th place out of 279 starters.
Congratulations Brian.
News from the SOVT group
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who have a new website http://www.sovt.website
The CMA TRIALS CHAMPIONSHIP August 20 and 2, 2016 AWARDED TO SASKATCHEWAN
source: CMA website February 5, 2016
As our association celebrates its 70th anniversary, 2016 is also a historic year for our longest running national championship. For an unequalled 67th straight year a CMA national trials champion will be declared, and making the occasion even more special is the announcement that for the first time, Saskatchewan will be the host province.
The Saskatchewan Flatland Trials Association, in cooperation with the town of Bengough, will organize the event on August 20 and 21. The partnership is a new approach and one we hope will be adopted by our trials organizers in other provinces.
The friendly farming community of Bengough will be welcoming trials riders from across Canada with open arms, for a weekend of trials and festivities. It is the last town before the land falls away into one of Canada’s most picturesque and unique geographic regions, the Big Muddy Valley!
Derek Thomas, CMA Board Member and Secretary of SFTA says, “We invite all trials riders from East and West to come together in central Canada, for an unforgettable CMA National Trials Championship and genuine Saskatchewan hospitality”.