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From our sad end of the spectrum, you've left Alexz off the list. If he were an American, he'd be the team leader.

Yeah, that's what he means. Cota kid, we're just a bit antsy. The beginning of a new revolution for America will happen this weekend. Dan and I are really revved up. This weekend's 125 class is stacked to the gills and we're looking to see if Patrick can handle a full field of challengers gunning to take him down. In Central America the field wasn't as large. From the looks, every other country has multiple riders, so Patrick's gotta fend for himself. Hope Noel doesn't go soft on him if it gets to frustrating. A couple years ago I did a article for Trials World on the 125 class - and how important it is for American riders. Well, in my mind, this weekend is that beginning. You can bet the 125 class will be the most important class for us across the pond to pay attention to.

No way. What a treat. No matter what number plate that man sports, he's still #1 on my list.

Ask yourself this. Can Jarvis and Morris beat Michael Brown?

This is What's up.

That's what YOU think. On any note, you will see a young american giving it a go. Please cheer this lad on.

Did you read this today?

That was a fun read Dan S.. Thanks. To watch that battle unfold live was simply what trials is all about. Those three put on one heck of a show yesterday. Right to the very bitter end. I'm surprised, with that horde of media, all I could find on this event was your story. I'll send you some photos I didn't publish here for your site. I like to not cheat Andy and give copies that have already published here. Did you get your shirt yet Dan S.? And for Dan Brown, Barb and all at TTC, once again, (except for the 20 foot tumble) thanks for a great event. Note on the fall. leRiche didn't ask for a re-ride, so I guess it didn't bother him too much.

The streak ends. Congratulations to Chris, Chad and all of Team Florin. Well done today.

Here you go Steve.

Second Loop scores are in.

Day two starts here. And no, not Louise. But that's a better guess than Ryan. He tucks everything in. Mark should know that.

Sorry Mark, next. As for novice line, there is none. It's called support class. A high advanced - low expert level clubman line.

Trivia time.

You want a big finish, go to the homepage. Yeah baby, time for a cold one.

Second loop scores on homepage.

First loop pro scores are up on the homepage. And yes, Ryan Young is minding Patrick.

Okay folks, you're going to get rogue coverage from City Trials today. There are no press bibs left. It looks like we got lot's of reporters here today.

Goodmorning everyone. We should have fair coverage (with photos) on the TTC National this weekend. Weather is perfec. it's going to be in the upper 80's or low 90's by mid-day. Last night a decent thunderstorm rolled through the mountain ridge, which may or may not have a effect on today's sections. We'll see.

What's Tmv tv? Never heard of it.

Click to see what Taddy did.

And yes, that photo was taken during a super secret practice session during Octobertest '06.

Mark, What size can we put you down for?

Local top riders offer one day schools now and then. That's a great way to learn. Riding with likeminded others is another excellent way to learn too. Lucky for you, Dennis Sweeten and John (Ishy) Isherwood are in your neck of the woods. They'll be able to offer key advice.

I can one up you on the excellent service from the trialsphoto.com. I ordered a Sam Conner SSDT print a couple of years ago and Andy hand-delivered the photograph to the U.S.A. - in person. I can't guarantee everyone will get the same service.