The Yeadon Guiseley & DMC Ltd welcomed a good strong entry of riders to its Mackenzie Trophy Trial for round six of this years eight round series with the weather being kind all day despite the threat of showers. It was James Dabill once again the man on form whose sheer consistency is the key to his form which has seen a total domination of this year’s series. The only riders to get any where near the form of the current British champion were Jack Challoner on the opening lap when he lost six marks and Alexz Wigg who was just in front of “Dibsta” on the second lap with a score of five to Dabills seven.

In the Expert A class the young Jack Sheppard dominated just as Dabill had done with a clear victory over the championship leader Scotsman Gary Macdonald.

Darren Brice on the Yamaha engined Scorpa still holds the championship lead despite the victory going to Guy Kendrew who was in excellent form on the big rocks. For Brice he managed to keep a firm grip on the title lead as he beat his nearest rival John Crinson.

The support Youth class carries the stars of the future and it finished oh so close at the top in this category with the much travelled pairing of Chris Stay and George Gosden from the Isle of Wight separated by the Sherco mounted Richard Sadler, the scores separated by only three marks covering the top three riders.

Results RD 6 (Yeadon Guiseley & DMC Ltd)

Championship Class: 1: James Dabill (JST-Gas Gas) 19; 2: Michael Brown (MRS-Sherco) 27; 3: Jack Challoner (Beta-UK) 36; 4: Alexz Wigg (Beta-UK) 47; 5: Shaun Morris (Gas Gas) 60; 6: Ross Danby (JST-Gas Gas) 69; 7: Sam Haslam (JST-Gas Gas) 75; 8: George Morton (Beta-UK) 77; 9: Jonathan Richardson (MRS-Sherco) 83; 10: Ben Morphett (Beta-UK) 96; 11: Craig Robinson (JST Gas Gas) 99.

A Class:

1: Jack Sheppard (125 Beta-UK) 5; 2: Gary Macdonald (JST-Gas Gas) 14; 3: Jack Spencer (Beta-UK) 15; 4: Ricky Wiggins (Albion-Gas Gas) 19; 5: Ben Hemingway (Beta-UK) 19; 6: Josh Brain (Gas Gas) 25; 7: James Fry (MRS-Sherco) 29; 8: Andy Chilton (MRS-Sherco) 31; 9: Ben Wibberley (INTA-Gas Gas) 36; 10: Michael Phillipson (Beta-UK) 38.

B Class

1:Guy Kendrew (AM-Gas Gas) 19; 2: Darren Brice (BMS-Scorpa) 26; 3: John Crinson (Beta-UK) 29; 4: Dan Hemingway (Beta-UK) 30; 5: Phil Disney (Appleyard-Beta) 30; 6: Buster Regan (Beta-UK) 32; 7: Richard Timperley (MRS-Sherco) 34; 8:Dan Farrer (JST-Gas Gas) 34; 9: Danny Gamble (Acklams-Beta) 37; 10: Josh Woods (Beta-UK) 40.

Support Class (Youth A)

1: Chris Stay (JST-Gas Gas) 46; 2: Richard Sadler (MRS-Sherco) 47; 3: George Gosden (JST-Gas Gas) 48; 4: Tom Dexter (Ace-Gas Gas) 81; 5: Sam Yeadon (Acklams-Beta) 120.

Championship Positions: After six of the eight round 2010 series.

Championship Class: 1: Dabill 120; 2: Brown 96; 3: Wigg 82; 4: Morris 72; 6: Danby 62; 7: Haslam 62; 7: Morton 54; 8: Richardson 53; 9: Morphett 40; 10: Jack Challoner 30; 11: Craig Robinson 29.

A Class:

1: Macdonald 109; 2: Sheppard 93; 3: Spencer 77; 4: Wiggins 66; 5: Chilton 60; 6: Fry 60; 7: Ian Austermuhle (Beta-UK) 54; 8: Jonny Walker (Gas Gas) 45; 9: Wibberley 45; 10: Brain 34.

B Class

1: Brice 112; 2: Crinson 82; 3: Kendrew 80; 4: Dan Farrer 67; 5: Woods 56: 6: Timperley 53; 7: Regan 48; 8: Harries 39; 9: Blackman 35; 10: Gamble 31.

Picture: James Dabill (JST-Gas Gas) once again dominant at Brimham Rocks.

Credit: www.trialmag.net – John Hulme