As in previous years we will be providing a Marquee, food for riders and observers on both days, toilet facilities, breakfast facilities, trophies, finishers awards and all the others we provide every year.

SCRMC IST TRIAL OF THE YEAR AT BALFRON   Click here for results

27 Hardy riders came out to support the first round of the SCRMC trials series 2018. The Saturday set out was done by the team of Pete, Alan, Matty and myself in very windy conditions with sub zero temperatures, the trial was in doubt of running. The weather would put a lot of people off as it was fairly heavy snow overnight from the Saturday to Sunday morning. but the roads to Balfron weren’t to bad and we got there early enough to let most riders know that it was going ahead. the snow flurried on and off all day making the going between section a little uncomfortable especially against the very strong cold wind. the sections themselves were a mixture of gullies, streams & rocky outcrops. Everyone who made it said they had a good day out. I would like to thank everyone for their continued support and hope to see them at the next round on Saturday 07/04/18  AT BUCHLEY FARM BISHOPSBRIGGS, G64 3QN. A massive thanks has to go out to the farmer Mr Christie for allowing us to go back up to the top ground making the lap a good deal longer than usual.

Perth and Dist Lochlane Trial 1th Feb

Well would you credit it! In the midst of all that weather of the last while, the sun shone on Perth and District Motor Club! Lochlane in the snow is one thing but today, with the sun shining, quite another! Granted it was cold – quite a biting wind!! We a great turnout for our National Trial and all the riders appreciated the redesigned sections, some more challenging than others. Section 6 took quite a few points, as did section 1. By the 3rd lap the ground was a lot more slippy, keeping everyone on their toes right to the end! Over pies and coffee, while checking their results, the chat was loud and lively – always a good sign! 

We thank Gordon Halley for the use of his land and shed – a haven out of the wind! We were also very fortunate to have hardy observers for each section and we cannot thank them enough for braving the cold, especially towards the end.

Looking forward to our next trial at Glasscorrie on the 24th March. Hopefully see you there

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 PERTH AND DIST MCC  SAIR HEED TRIAL REPORT 2nd JAN 2018

What a Trial !! Awesome! We had almost 80 riders appearing and thoroughly enjoy their day, in
what can only be described as ‘challenging conditions’. It certainly blew the cobwebs away! The
sections, some modified from previous years, were the least of their problems – going between
them proved almost more of a test of their skills! However the riders were well up for it and
gathered at the end, with lots of animated chat over the soup, coffee and cake. ( should have
invited Ross Noble – he likes cake!)
We thank Gordon Halley the landowner for the use of Lochlane and especially for the use of his
shed! Thanks also to the 3 observers who braved the conditions and to all those who helped put
the trial in place. We were lucky to have Bonnie Mountain Coffee Landrover with us in the shed,
keeping us supplied with the the best coffee this side of New Zealand!
Looking forward now to our National Trial, also at Lochlane, hopefully in better weather! See you
all there on the 11th February. Happy New Year!

Video of the event – click here

SCRMC – FINAL TRIAL OF 2017 – RIGSIDE

Just under 50 hardy souls turned out for the last trial from SCRMC of 2017. A good day was had by all and it was good to see some new faces for their first SCRMC trial. The sections were made a little easier than normal but the weather determined that as it was touch & go whether it would go ahead or not. I would like to thank everyone for turning up, also a big thanks to Robbie Allan for the use of Tinto Moto and helping set out along with his son and the usual suspects of Allan Scott, Pete Bald and myself. The SCRMC trials team would like to thank you all for the support throughout the year & look forward to doing it all again next year.

SACU CB500 NATIONAL CLASS STATUS ANNOUNCED FOR 2018 

With the announcement of Scottish national status by the S.A.C.U for the CB500 class in Scotland, there are already predictions that a situation we have not seen in Scotland for a very long time may take place. The idea of full grids even necessitating the use of heats to qualify at some point during the year may actually take place, judging by upwards of 25 riders racing this year. This last time this happened was in the now defunct 400cc production racing well over a decade ago.

Read more here . . .

 SCRMC Drumlanrig Castle Grand National Motocross 14/15 July

There was an excellent weekends racing with riders from across the UK and several foreign entrants to make it a truly international event.

The venue was fantastic with the backdrop of Drumlanrig Castle. A flowing course with a few downhills and uphills to make it interesting there was close racing in all the classes.

Wullie Brown and the club put on a great event at a great venue. The guest of honour was British MX World Champion Graham Noyce – who was very impressed with the track and racing – and di not rule out getting back on a bike.