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Sheffield and Hallamshire Motor Club run trials competitions around the Dronfield area. See below for all news relating to the club.
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Please be aware we have a trial on Sunday at eadons fields so no practice on the day. But you are more than welcome to enter the trial. 11am start.Remember the Dronfield 10k run is on so follow any diversions that are in place. ... See MoreSee Less
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Hi all. Unfortunately due to wet parking and a poor forecast we will not be able to use Offerton for next Sundays trial. We hope to run later in the year at this venue. So the trial will run at Eadons fields, Dronfield. 11.00 am start.Be aware that the Dronfield 10k run is taking place on the morning so you may be delayed if coming through the town. Diversions will be in place.Observers more than welcome. We give £20 expenses👍😃 ... See MoreSee Less
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We have a skip at eadons fields to clear more of the rubbish and the fly tipping. If anyone has a spare hour of two on Saturday morning we could do with a hand. You just need suitable gloves. Will have a digger to load the big bits👍 ... See MoreSee Less
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Hi all, out next trial is on the 28th april at offerton Hall, Abney near Hathersage. An excellent venue with lots of rocky streams. Enter on the day. Cash or card.We welcome observers and give £20 each for expenses👍This may be subject to change if the weather doesn't improve enough for parking. We will confirm nearer the time but surely by then things will dry up☔️😃More details will follow nearer the time. ... See MoreSee Less
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At last eadons fields trials practice passes are available. Please follow the link below, go to menu and follow the instructions. You need to be a member of the club which is £5 a year. Then fill in the application, sign the declaration and pay the yearly fee. Instructions on how get your pass will be emailed to you.www.sheffieldandhallamshiretrials.co.uk/eadons-fields-practice-grounds/ ... See MoreSee Less
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Covid-19 Update – Events Cancelled

Statement on Covid-19
On behalf of ACU    

It is with regret that the ACU are suspending all competition and social activity until 30th April 2020, but this will be constantly reviewed. This is in response to the emerging guidance issued by HM UK Government in response to the outbreak of COVID-19.   

All permits for events during this time will be cancelled and reimbursed in full to the organising club/ promoter.    As the National Governing Body would ask all ACU Members to act responsibly and follow the Government’s guidance during this difficult time. We have a responsibility and duty of care to our staff who will be working from home, so please be patient with any queries you may have.   

As of writing (17th March 2020) HM Government have advised: 

  • – Persons to work from home where possible 
  • – People over the age of 70 to minimise social contact 
  • – Emergency services will not support mass gatherings 
  • – Stop non-essential travel  
  • – Avoid pubs, clubs, restaurants and cinemas  

Up-to-date information on COVID-19 can be found here: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/coronavirus-covid-19-information-for-the-public

The Hallamshire Trial – ACU Normandale Masters Championship

On Sunday 28th October, Sheffield & Hallamshire MCC are hosting ‘The Hallamshire Trial’ which is the final round of the ACU Normandale Masters Championship.

Originally this trial was due to be a resurrection of the Peak Trial which has been a round of the ACU Solo, Sidecar and Novogar (now S3) championships but the club have encountered land access issues at the last minute forcing the tough decision of whether to cancel or not.

The enthusiastic bunch at S&H don’t give up that easily though and after some stress and many phone calls and emails to landowners, Richard and Mark Timperley have managed to create a completely brand new 2 lap road based trial which is now centred in the small village of Barlow which is approximately 3 miles from Chesterfield and lies on the edge of the Peak District National Park so offers easy access for everybody.

The route is being finalised as you read this and it is looking like a 5 or so mile lap with 20 traditional sections so causes no fuelling issues as the last sections are at the start. Some sections may be familiar to some riders but the majority will be new and the potential for this trial going forward is massive as land is becoming available to us.

The usual Normandale classes are all catered for and there will also be a Clubman A & B class and Expert route for any non-championship riders.
The start venue offers a hard standing car park, on site café which will be serving food all day and permanent toilet facilities.

The start time is a bright and breezy 9:00 am for the first riders to ensure the best is made of the daylight available. The clocks go back the night before so everybody gets an extra hour in bed anyway!

Entries are now open via the ACU Online Entry system via this link: https://www.ride-acu.uk/Secure/Login.aspx?EventGUID=dc1ce3e8-d477-4702-827b-9928491a62a7

Entries close at midnight on 22/10/18. Please direct any further enquiries to Richard Timperley on 07545 468341 or via email: secretary.sheffandhallamtrials@gmail.com

S&H – Brough Rough N’ 2017 – 1 Week To Go

1 Week to go till the Brough Rough N’ 2017 – Updates

Traffic:
Chatsworth Country Fair is from the 1st-3rd September, so if you can, please avoid Baslow. Traffic will be bad trying to get into Chatsworth. If you can’t avoid, add at least another 20min to your expected traveling time.

Entries
If you haven’t already pre-entered, entries will be taken on the day. To make things quicker in the morning, please have a quick read through the Regs-Brough-2017 and bring a completed 2017 Brough Charity Trial Entry Form with you.

Directions:
If using a SatNav, please use the postcode: S32 1AH to Abney. Follow the arrows up Duper Lane, this is a very small road that is not suitable for anything larger than a big van. Please do not try and get to the start from Brough using Brough Lane.

There will be direction signs from Hathersage, but if they are missing for any reason:
In Hathersage, take the road to the train station / Grindleford
Opposite the Plough Inn, take the right turn up to Abney.
At Abney, take the right turn on to Duper Lane.

Raffle:
We have a lot of prizes donated for the raffle, please remember to bring your cash. All proceeds go to Bluebell Wood Children Hospice in Sheffield. I am sure I have missed loads, but a big thank you to the following for donating prizes: SplatShop, Apico, Jitsie, Michelin, Putoline, Birkett, MRS Ltd, MOTS, Fist Gloves, Scorpa, Sherco, Ipone, Global Brands, S3 Parts

Below is a small sample of what is going to be available in the Raffle!

Brough Rough N’ 2017 – Entries

The famous Brough Rough N’ is back again! This year it will be held on Sunday the 3rd September. We have been given kind permission by the landowner to run the event again!

Pre-entries information can be found below, and entries will also be taken on the day. The trial starts at 11am, so make sure you arrive around 10am to get signed on in time and to buy raffle tickets, etc.

How to enter:
• Read the Regs-Brough-2017 (PDF Download)
• Print off and fill in an entry form 2017 Brough Charity Trial Entry Form (PDF Download)
• Write out a £20 cheque made payable to Sheffield & Hallamshire Motor Club Limited
• Send the entry and cheque to:
Jonny Carr
9 Smithy Croft
Dronfield Woodhouse
Dronfield,
S18 8YB

This years nominated charity is Bluebell Wood Children Hospice in Sheffield. We are attempting to raise £2000 so the hospice can buy an emergency ‘care at home’ bag, for the children who can’t leave their homes. If you would like to find out more, please visit their website: http://www.bluebellwood.org/

If you haven’t ridden the Brough Rough N’ before, it is a trial like no other! It is a big lap, all off road, 1 route trial. The sections range from very easy, to almost impossible, but nothing is dangerous! Sections close at 4pm and you choose the amount of laps you want to do.

Make sure you bring plenty of cash with you, as there will be a raffle and food and drinks for sale to raise as much money as possible for Bluebell Wood Hospice.

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East Midlands Centre Championship- Round 3 -Eadons Field – 29/01/2017

Please click to see the Results from the S&H East Midlands Centre Championship Round this was the 3rd round of the EMC championship and it was also round 2 of the S&H Club championship, please click here to view the S&H Championship Points after Rd2

Big Thank you to the following:

The observers: Pete Emery, Bex Spivey, Holly and Will, Werner Echil, Jonny Carr, Richard Spencer, Dave Tuley, Andy Walker, Pete Barber, Steve Elliot, Roland Slack and Roger Bown.

An extra big thank you to all the observers who have travelled far and wide to help us run the trial, and those who have given up their day, even if they haven’t come with a rider. We appreciate all the help from all observers as we couldn’t run these events without you!

Thank you to Richard Timps, Joe Spivey and Mick Dubik for setting out.

Thank you to Bex & Maralyn for sorting the entries & everyone involved!

Our next trial is at a great new venue on the 19th February, and we are really excited about riding there! The trial starts at 10:30am with three routes for all adult solos and youth A, B & C.

New Venue Address: Stonedge Quarry Darley Road Stonedge Chesterfield S45 0LW

We have managed to get permission to use this land that we used to use 20 years ago. At the landowners request, there is to be no riding on this land except for organised events, doing so risks losing this land again!

Some photos below, thank you to Gillian Lawson!

S&H – East Midlands Oset Cup – Round 6

Our final Oset trial of this series was held on Saturday at Eadons Field. Again there were lots of kids who came along to ride their first trial which was lovely to see.

It was a tricky one but everyone had a go so well done!

Congratulations to Thomas Wright, Tyler Atkinson and Jack Lee for winning their respective routes and a big thank you to our observers George Spivey, Tim Pearson, Mick Dubik and Robin and Sam Charles for giving up their time to help out- it really is very much appreciated!

Full Results (PDF)

Overall Series Points (PDF)

A huge well done to our overall series winners:
Hard Route: 1st: Thomas Wright, 2nd: Theon Flint
Middle Route: 1st: Tyler Atkinson, 2nd: Stanley Carr, 3rd:Zade Flint
Easy Route: 1st: Jack Lee, 2nd: Sam Carter, 3rd:Lukas Butcher

We would like to say a huge well done to all of the kids who have been to any of our trials this year. It has been fantastic to see so many new faces coming to ride, we hope you have all had fun!
We also would like to thank all of the parents, grandparents and other supporters who come along to watch and help the kids, you all make a massive difference so thank you!

We will keep you updated with our plans for next years series as and when dates and venues have been decided.

Jonny and Laura Carr

Brough Rough N’ Charity Trial 2016 – 4/9/16

The famous Brough Rough N’ is back again! This year it will be held on Sunday the 4th September. We have been given kind permission by the landowner to run the event again and he has even been kind enough to allow us to increase the number of riders allowed to enter this year!

Pre-entries information can be found below, and entries will also be taken on the day on a first-come-first-served basis. The trial starts at 11am, so make sure you arrive around 10am to get signed on in time and to buy raffle tickets, etc.

This years nominated charity is Bluebell Wood Children Hospice in Sheffield. We are attempting to raise £2000 so the hospice can buy an emergency ‘care at home’ bag, for the children who can’t leave their homes. If you would like to find out more, please visit their website: http://www.bluebellwood.org/

If you haven’t ridden the Brough Rough N’ before, it is a trial like no other! It is a big lap, all off road, 1 route trial. The sections range from very easy, to almost impossible, but nothing is dangerous! Sections close at 4pm and you choose the amount of laps you want to do.

Make sure you bring plenty of cash with you, as there will be a raffle and food and drinks for sale to raise as much money as possible for Bluebell Wood Hospice.

Directions to the Brough Rough N:

If using a SatNav, please use the postcode: S32 1AH to Abney.  Follow the arrows up Duper Lane, this is a very small road that is not suitable for anything larger than a big van.  Please do not try and get to the start from Brough using Brough Lane.

There will be direction signs from Hathersage, but if they are missing for any reason:
In Hathersage, take the road to the train station / Grindleford
Opposite the Plough Inn, take the right turn up to Abney.
At Abney, take the right turn on to Duper Lane.

How to enter:
• Read the Regs-for-Brough-Rough-n-2016 (PDF Download)
• Print off and fill in an entry form BROUGH-ROUGH-N-ENTRY-FORM-2016 (PDF Download)
• Write out a £20 cheque made payable to Sheffield & Hallamshire Motor Club Limited
• Send the entry and cheque to:
Jonny Carr
9 Smithy Croft
Dronfield Woodhouse
Dronfield,
S18 8YB

Any questions, please contact Jonny Carr on 07981099274.