Harry Hemingway (Beta) and Alice Minta (Beta) remain on course to win the headline ACU TrialGB and TrialGB Women titles after the penultimate round of the series at Geddington today, while a quartet of 2026 British Champions were also crowned at the event.
The venue welcomed the British Championship field back for the first time since 2024 and riders competed under overcast skies for much of the day at the CL Events fixture. See the full results and gallery at the event page HERE.
Although he tied for third place with Harry Turner (Sherco) today, Harry retains a slender lead at the top of the TrialGB points. A win today enabled brother George to reduce the gap from eight points to three. That means there’s all to play for tomorrow!
Minta’s maximum 20-point score today has enabled her to extend her advantage over closest challenger Kaytlyn Adshead (Vertigo) by three points. Her advantage going into the final round of the series tomorrow is a commanding 15 points.
Elsewhere, there were wins for Trial2 points leader Jack Spencer (Beta), and Trial2 Women pacesetter, Summer Peters (Scorpa).
Joshua McParland (Beta) was the top performer in the Expert class, but third place for Charlie Smith has earned the Vertigo rider the Expert Championship title.
Mason Vasey’s sixth victory of the season secured the Trial3 title for the JSM rider. His 37-point advantage over George Jones (Sherco) means he can’t be overtaken at tomorrow’s final round.
A solitary point separates Sophie Sellers (Beta) and Rosy Connor (Beta) in the race for the Trial3 Girls crown. Connor’s first place finish today has enabled her to close the gap to her rival by three points – ensuring a thrilling battle lies ahead tomorrow.
Niki Louis (TRS) has secured the Trial3 Women crown after taking her third win of the season today. Closest challenger Kayleigh Rich failed to take the start at geddington, meaning Louis is now uncatchable at the top of the points.
Hudson Ravenhill-White (Sherco) is the new Trial4 British Champion (pictured top) after securing his sixth victory of the season today with another dominant performance. He ended the day 33 points clear of nearest challenger and fellow Sherco rider Tommy Keet.
The final round of the season is set to be a tense affair at Geddington tomorrow, with five titles still up for grabs.
