Sporting Trials involve the use of a specialist 2 seater lightweight trials car, you must carry a passenger and the sport is open to anyone who is over 16.
The trial sections in Sporting Trials are much more difficult than those found in PCT's or Classic Trials, but the principal is the same, the further you get up the course the less penalty points you will accumulate. The winner being the competitor with the lowest aggregate score from all the sections.
Sporting Trials are a very specialised sport and the learning curve is a very long one, by introducing the sport at regional level will enable the newer competitors to the sport to gain valuable experience and close the gap to the top flight competitors in a shorter period of time. We have 13 rounds on offer for the 2010 championship.
So as long as you are a member of a member club of the ASWMC, you will be eligible to register for our championship.

1. There will be 3 classes (based on performances in BTRDA Championship Sporting Trials) as follows:-
RED - Drivers who, in the previous 5 years, have won outright any 2 rounds.
BLUE - Drivers not qualified for the Red class, but who in the previous 5 years, have finished in 12th place or above, in any rounds with a minimum of 20 finishers.
GREEN - Drivers not qualified for the Red or Blue classes.

2. Registered contenders will score points as follows:
All starters in event 1 point
All classified finishers 1 extra point
In addition:
1st in class 7 points, if 3 or more starters in class, otherwise 6 points.
2nd in class 5 points
3rd in class 4 points
4th in class 3 points
5th in class 5 points
6th in class 1 point