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World Trials Canada

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The first two rounds of the 2011 WTC Canadian Trials Championship, were held in Summerland BC this past weekend with 58 riders on Saturday and 48 on Sunday. - The long ( for Canada) loop and natural sections took points from all classes with Will Duggan winning the Champ Class on Day one ahead of John English and Thomas Cordner - Ex UK rider Steve Foord grabbed 4th after fixing a puncture and getting caught out by a late shower of rain that made the rocky sections very slippery.

Sunday was another close battle at the top, with Thomas Cordner winning and Jon English another fine 2nd place, third on the day went to Kelowna rider Brandon Wince. - The next two rounds of the Series will take place in July at a location in Quebec. - More details and pictures can be seen by clicking on either Trials Canada, or Outlawtrials.com

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Canadian trials enthusiasts are looking forward to the two final rounds of the 2011 Canadian National Trials Championship, to take place at the Ski Morin Heights ski resort in Quebec. Located in the Laurentian Mountains north-east of Montreal, the setting will be just right for the final show-down of the 2011 Canadian championships, sanctioned by World Trials Canada (www.worldtrialscanada.com)

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