Slip sliding to victory at the annual 99 Trials Association competition

Though conditions were challenging, 49 riders took to Crumpit Woods-area trails for the annual 99 Trials Association competition on Sunday, May 26.

The event, which is part of a Canada Pacific Trials Association series, went off without a hitch, says one of its Squamish organizers.

After a downpour of rain two days prior to the competition, conditions were slippery, making it challenging for riders, the association's president Chessy Knight, told The Chief.

"But overall, folks had a great time, and we will do it again next year," she said.

 

 

 

 

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The winners of the day were:

Expert class:

1st: Sean Bird

2nd: Steve Day

3rd: Andrew Allen

Advanced:

1st: Brian McNeal

2nd: Roy Anderson

3rd: Jason Miller

Senior advanced:

1st: Ted McDowall

2nd: Don Doerksen

3rd: Carl Muller

Intermediate:

1st: Jake Loube

2nd: AJ Taylor

3rd: Chris Yamaguchi

Senior intermediate:

1st: Bob Clark

2nd: Skip Parker

3rd: Ted Blow

Sportsman:

1st: Erin Evans

2nd: Ron Walsh

Junior:

1st: Pat Argue