D6 Trials – Motorcycle Trials

Hi All,

Here are the 2019 district 6 mototrials rules with some changes that came from the meeting held with all the promoting clubs board members and representatives.

Here are the biggest modifications highlighted:

• Intermediate will ride 3 easy advanced sections and 3  hard novice sections (numbers based on a 6 section event). There will be no intermediate splits, the start of each section will denote I = N or I = A for the line they are to ride.
• Penalty points for the thirty minute grace period at the end of the event got bumped from 0.2 points/minute to 0.5 points/minute.
• Super Senior’s age got bumped from 55 to 60.
• Riders may change classes after being inactive for one year not two.
• New split markers are being looked into and would be provided to all promoting clubs for uniformity at all events.
• There will be a general rules meeting held annually on the Saturday evening at the last two day event each year where anybody can attend and bring items up for discussion. These items would then be further discussed at the board member meeting at the end of the year and voted on accordingly.

Hope all is well and look forward to seeing everyone at the season opener in Candytown April 28th!

2019 – D6 rules

Fox’s Trials Barn is excited to announce that they have added Vertigo to their bike line up for 2019!

Stop by the shop or check in with us at the events and try out a new Gas Gas or Vertigo to see what ride best suits your style.

Best of luck to all this season, Spring is here, get out and ride!

The Fox’s

AWARD WINNERS MOTOTRIAL 2018

AWARD WINNERS MOTOTRIALS 2018

PRO                                                                                              WOMEN                                                                                                    HALL OF FAME

1^ST LOGAN BOLOPUE                                                                 JEN MANTZOROS                                                                                          DAVE DIEHL

2^ND ALEX MYERS                                                                                                                                                                                                       LEWIE BOLOPUE

EXPERT                                                                                        NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS                                                                                                                    

1^ST JOE JUSTICK                                                                           WILL MYERS 125 EXPERT

2^ND DALTON DUNMAN                                                              DEVIN HIGHTMAN HIGHSCHOOL

ADVANCED                                                                                  JOE JUSTICK SENIOR EXPERT

1^ST CHASE CONFER

2^ND NICK WALKER

SENIOR ADVANCED

1^ST DAVE DIEHL

2^ND LEWIE BOLOPUE

SENIOR INTERMEDIATE                                                                     

1^ST ADAM CALVERT

2^ND DAVE WEAVER

SENIOR NOVICE                                                                                  

1^ST KEVIN WILLIS

SENIOR 55

1^ST JIM FOX

2^nd FRED GREENAWALT

INTERMEDIATE

1^ST GAVIN CLUCKEY

2^ND COLBY NETTLING

NOVICE

1^ST COGAN METZGER

2^ND DEVIN MANTLE

ROOKIE

1^ST JOEL BREON III

2^ND ASA FOX

The following riders will be advanced for the 2019 season: (minimum 112 points + 3 wins)

Gavin Clukey to Advanced

Cogan Metzger to Intermediate

Joel Breon III to Novice

9 events, one work and one throw away. Yellow highlighted box denotes dropped score.

Link:

2018 Final Points after throw away

Dear Members of D-6 Mototrials:

It has been ten years since I took over as your points and numbers chairperson. I hope I have served you fairly. It is time for someone else to step up and take over. I will be happy to help anyone with the transition. I will remain on until completion of the awards banquet. Thank you for your support.

Sincerely,

Terry Anselmo

Reminder: Rider Advancement-If a rider reaches the advancement number of points, (which is
16 points per event +3 wins); (excluding 1 work day and 1 throw out event) they
will have to move up to the next class the following year. If a rider feels he has been
unjustly advanced, the rider may petition the committee to remain in the class. Rookies
must accumulate 120 points to advance. If a rider advances midseason, the rider will
lose all points from the lower class and start out with a zero score for the higher class.

Link to Points:  2018 PTR