[City Trials]

This is a two day. Want to test yourself? Tell us your picks for top three on Saturday, then tell us your pick to win for Sunday.

This post has been edited by City Trials: 20 June 2005 - 08:12 PM

[jjWhite]

saturday:
1. Cabestany
2. Raga
3. Lampkin

sunday:
1. Cabestany
2. Lampkin
3. Fujinami

depending on the weather, if it is horrendous then doug might take one or both days, and rage will be likely to be off poduim on both days. but i do like cabestany's chances for not only a home win, but also the championship, and i could think of nobody who would deserve it more, (except for Doug of course!!! ) as he has just had pretty much a season of coming second indoor, he has just changed bike, and he has been working damn hard for this. (as you can see from the standings, they all have)

[spud]

Saturday:
1: Doug
2: Graham
3: Sam
4: Shaun
5-50: followed by some Japanese and Spanish riders.

Sunday:
1: Sam
2: Graham
3: Shaun
4: Doug
5-50: followed by some Japanese and Spanish riders.

Not bias me and i'm being honest

This post has been edited by spud: 20 June 2005 - 09:15 PM

[Jools]

Reckon Raga & Cabestany either days with a very high possibility of Dougie.

The championship is anyones this year, really good!!

[spud]

seriously, i think doug and fuji will do well, a win apeace. graham normally does really well in france he used to ride for scorpa? raga and cab not so good 3rd and 4th respectively, but my wild card is freixa.

fingers crossed for all the british boys it would be great if graham could beat Bou and poss reach the top six before the seasons out. sam in the top ten would be great ride for him aswell.

[Steve Fracy]

Sat: Raga,Lampkin Caby,Fuji
Sun: Lampkin,Raga,Fuji,Caby

[jenkinsm]

Dont know but im lucky enough to be setting off there today to mind for a youth rider!!!!!

Oh and then were off to italy for the european the following weekend!!!

[BA Baraccus]

Try and get some sneaky photos of the new Scorpa 4 stoke for us mate

[dabber]

Just get the feeling that Bou has a win in him this year.

[TooFastTim]

dabber, on Jun 21 2005, 01:00 PM, said:

Just get the feeling that Bou has a win in him this year. 

Seconded dabber.

[The artist formerly known as Ishy]

No mention of Fajardo on the poll, hell of a ride back to form from injury, Raga's chance of a outdoor world championship is this year, me thinks it will be his last chance to be in front of Fajardo.

Hot item come contract time next year.

[The artist formerly known as Ishy]

The top lads will still be producing results for a few years yet, and they won't let the kids have all their own way.
I don't think it will be a Spanish top five, young James Dabill looks to be on course for a promising future in the world championships, plus more young riders will come along.

[neonsurge]

I see Michael had an exceptional result today - 3rd in only his third world-level event. I'm sure that with a bit more experience and factory support he, along with James are Britain's best immediate prospects.

[Nigel Dabster]

neonsurge, on Jun 25 2005, 08:25 PM, said:

I see Michael had an exceptional result today - 3rd in only his third world-level event. I'm sure that with a bit more experience and factory support he, along with James are Britain's best immediate prospects.

Nail on the head there experience is what he needs, but it is a bit chicken and egg with the factory support, until he gets more exposure and experience and results he won't get the factory behind him imho.
See the Sam Haslam thread for some more British youths with prospects.

[Cota Kid]

It will be a sad day for the outdoor WTC if we see the sport develop into a outdoor version of the indoor. I.e. A race circuit venue with 'man made' natural sections. Whilst this will no doubt improve the Eurosport ratings to the non trials riding viewer, this will certainly be to detriment of the true spirit of the WTC i.e. to find the rider who is best at overcoming a great variance of natural obstacles in any type of weather and not who can fire a bike up the biggest steps.