The Scarborough Motor Club will stage the opening round of the ACU Luscombe Mitsubishi Leeds British Class C and D Youth Championship at Low North Park, Harwood Dale on Saturday. The entry is strong in talent and numbers. Event Secretary Eileen Race has fifty three youngsters, from the age of six upwards, competing in three different classes.
As it is the first of seven trials there is no form book to check however each class contains some very well known class winners. In Class C medium wheels Newton Abbot youngster Billy Green will go head to head with Liecester’s Daniel Slack continuing their 2013 joust.
Edward Earle, Charlie Mosley, Mathias Salin and Adam Biggins will be in the thick of the action. Ulster hopes lay with Reece Gazard while Ben Dignan and Ross Galloway carry the Scottish votes. Fifteen riders will contest the class.
Twenty Class C medium wheel riders start their championship. Known recent winners are Henry Stephenson, lately converted to Beta power, Elliott Laws, Richard Pulman, Monte Andrew, Harvey Mosley and Harvey Child.
And final the last eighteen, the youngest in the pack and all determined. All but four are seeking championship points. Heading the list are George and Harry Hemingway riding Oset machinery. The threats are Myles Hutchinson on his Appleyard Oset and Silsden neighbour Josh McParland who had Aaran Sherwin on his track and rapidly learning Beta 50 power.
The unknown trio from the Isle of Man are Alfie Swales, Bradley Calvert and Robert Moyer
Make no mistake Low North Park will be a battlefield, between the parents mainly, on Saturday. The younger the classes the more heat generated.