David Ayres - Launceston & North Cornwall MC
Date: 16th September 2007
Duncan Stephens & Andy Gowen - is he asleep?
Thomas Bricknell eventually won his third trial of his debut season at the David Ayres trial with three different leads during the day.
Roger Bricknell lead initially but after lunch slipped back to sixth which left Roland Uglow to lead but with two hills left son Ben broke his car and Roland lost concentration and finished second to young Bricknell.
Ben Uglow excelled, producing the drive of the day finishing a brilliant seventh overall winning the club class, with dad Roland winning the intermediate class from Ian Rodman. With Bricknell winning overall, Barry Hogg won the novice class from David Rance.
1st Thomas Bricknell (Crosslé) 8, 2nd Roland Uglow (Crosslé) 11, 3rd John Fack (Crosslé) 12, 4th Steve Courts (Facksimile) 13, 5th Peter Fensom (Crosslé) 14, 6th Roger Bricknell (Facksimile) 16, 7th Ben Uglow (Kernow)16, 8th Duncan Stephens (Crosslé) 17, 9th Roger Anderson (CAP) 21, 10th Calvin Kneebone (Kincraft) 26, 11th Simon Kinsgley (Crosslé) 29, 12th Ian Rodman (Apex 3) 30, 13th Jason Daniel (Concord) 31, 14th Monty Peters (Apex 4) 31, 15th Barry Hogg (Kincraft) 34
Roger Bricknell & Richard Bolt - now who is leaning in the right direction?
Alastair Moffatt with Gemma Price borrowing Jerome Fack's highly modified SRB
Mulitple Champion Calvin Kneebone returns to trialling
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