Our Championship...

The trials clubs within the West South Wales centre run each year a series of events (trials) to make up the West South Wales centre championship. Catering for levels from Sportsman to Expert, and running across many venues, the championship provides a great level of competition across all sorts of terrain types, difficulty levels and lap lengths. The championship is only possible because of the dedication from the Clubs, Officials, Observers, and everyone else who chips in to ensure this continues to run year on year.

Rules, Regulations and other items...

West South Wales Centre Championship Rules

The following rules MUST be adhered to for the 2024 WSW Championship:

  • 1 - Points Qualification

    All riders must be a fully paid-up member of a West South Wales Centre Affiliated Club, that being Dyfed Dirt Bike, Dulais Valley MCC, Maesteg MC, Neath Motor Club, Trials Training Wales or Vale of Towy MCC to be eligible for points.

  • 2 - Rounds to count

    The final assessment of the championship positions will be all rounds held less one

  • 3 - Rules of the events

    All championship rounds are run on a stop allowed basis – TSR22 (ACU Handbook).

  • 4 - Round Advertisments

    All championship rounds must be clearly advertised noting that it is a West South Wales Centre round.

  • 5 - Courses per round

    Each round must have three courses (Hard, Intermediate and Easy) and it is a recommendation that there be a minimum of 30 sections over 3 or 4 laps, course adjustments may be necessary for the sportsman route but this is entirely to the discretion of the Clerk of the Course. All sections must be completed in order over either 3 or 4 laps.

Route Markers
Hard
White
Intermediate
Red & Blue
Easy
Yellow

Classes & Courses

Expert – Hard

Masters – 50% of Easy Hard & 50% of Intermediate

Clubman – Intermediate

Sportsman Masters – 50% of Easy Intermediate & 50% of Sportsman

Sportsman – Easy

Veteran (Over 55 years of age) – Easy

  • 6 - Cancelled Events

    If a round is cancelled, then that round cannot be re-scheduled, however if a Club gives prior notice that they want to change a date on the published calendar for reasons of safety or force majeure it will require Centre approval.

  • 7 - Change of class

    Adult and Youth riders will not be awarded points if they change classes during the championship series; however will retain their points of their first chosen class.

  • 8 - Youth Classes

    Championship open to Youth classes A, B and C (on standard size wheel).

  • 9 - Grading

    All riders will be graded after the first round of the West South Wales Centre Championship and riders must adhere to the Grading List to be eligible for points.

  • 10- Award Qualification

    To qualify for an award you must ride 50% (5 out of 8 rounds) of the championship. Awards will be presented at the start of the following season.

  • 11- Points

    West South Wales Centre Championship awards will be given 1st, 2nd, 3rd and the next best 10%.

Position Points
1st
20
2nd
17
3rd
15
4th
13
5th
11
6th
10
7th
9
8th
8
9th
7
10th
6
11th
5
12th
4
13th
3
14th
2
15th
1