city trials

Here's what I got so far.

If I wanted a freaking traffic report, I would've turned to the traffic website.

Sounds like a excellent turn out. Now that's a story. How many people showed up?

Says who? This is 2007, not 2000. Are you insane? If we can get results the same day from a remote rain forest in Central America - we sure the hell should get same day results in the United States. For crying out loud, that's the most bull**** excuse I've ever heard.

On their site it states, results immediately after the trials. Not too sure what immediately means in this case. Seems like we go through this issue every year. Plus, to the best of my knowledge, no one from the AMA/NATC made an attempt to even bother sending TC a press release on this event either. On the positive side of the coin, congratulations goes out to Patrick, way to start the season. And I hope Chris is doing better this morning, and feeling strong enough to give the little kid another battle today.

If someone covers the beer cost, I'll man the station next year.

Sweet. All we needed was for Grimbo to give you the rabbit ears.

Let's look at the glass half full shall we? Geoff moved up the leaderboard today. Geoff had 29 dabs today. That's four less than Harry Lampkin. Geoff kept his score under his rider number. And I believe Geoff did better than Ishy. Not bad for the first time.

Ross is making a serious move today. John Shirt is in his target.

Real life Gazoo looking NZI (Spacey Sprocket Approved) headgear.

Number Eighty, caught dabbing. Only #264 has dabbed less in the last five days. So this is one of those rare shots. That's unless someone claims he didn't dab in the photo? Runner-up cool picture goes to the photo taken moments before this alleged dab.

Well, they WERE hovering around the top ten. Looks like John and Mark have dropped a few spots.

More than half way done. Speaking of half, here's a shot of the other half of trials. The ladies. You won't find her sitting on the sidelines, no sir. More than half the guys will look up at the board and see their name behind good ole number 27 in the 2007 SSDT program guide. Let's not forget, she's got a pair of family members hovering around the top ten too. Young Girl Sunt is my photo of the day.

You guys have turned this thred to bloody hell.

While the top guns and young kids are just getting started, today's the day where the clubman riders start to look a little worn out. Some even wonder if they can last three more days? With that comes my shot of the day. Again, if you're not a TC supporter, pay up or you're out of luck.

It was a tough one. You had the guy giving Andy the finger - Or the dude that's helmet was half cocked, he looked tuckered out, and his tongue was hanging out. Still he managed to hang a great photo op. Here's my shot of the day!

Thanks HL for the updates, but you're forgetting Young Girl Sunt.

2007 X-Games Snowskate Gold Medalist. A couple of World records. Now Phillip Smage took top honors over the weekend in the Las Vegas Mini-moto SX 2007 Championships. Congratulations Phillip. What next. Endurocross? Click here for results.

I didn't doubt you one bit my friend. This young man might well be a #1 World bib wearer one day.

Cool little SSDT site feed. click here.

What Ron said.

I'm guessing trialero13.

Sitting here across the pond, I'm figuring, that's going to happen. I won't be surprised at all.

You must be talking about our 'Master of Champions' series on ABC?

Over the last few years, a few of us 'across the pond' have been following the daily coverage of the Scottish Six Day Trials which is coming up next week. With the non-stop action, never seeing the same section twice and odd penalty scoring system, keeping track of the event, the riders and where they are standing at any given moment is hectic. I always download the daily score sheet to see how everyone has done. It usually takes me twenty or thirty minutes to look over the entire daily scorecard to find out who did what and where. Dennis Sweeten and John Isherwood have managed to score rides, enabling some of us to keep track of the American contingent. (I know Ishy isn't a true 'red-blooded' American, but he still lives here) This year we have what I still consider our North American 'top dog' competing. How will Geoff Aaron do? How many of you will be following his, and everyone else's results?