In a tradition dating back to 1909, the world of motorcycle trials once again sees the focus turn to the Scottish Six Days Trial and its base for the event, Fort William, on the shores of Lock Linnhe, Scotland. Organized by the Edinburgh & District Motor Club Ltd, starting on Monday the 5th of May and closing on Saturday the 10th of May 2025, the town embraces the event and its many followers from around the globe as it comes alive to the sound and activity of motorcycle trials.
This is the largest modern day trials event in the world which offers 288 international entrants six days of riding in this mountainous Highland location. It covers a large and varied terrain to test the most capable of riders with a total of 168 observed sections covering the demanding 500-mile course. The six-day trial is still classed as the ultimate test of man and machine in the world of off-road motorcycling. Great Britain’s Dougie Lampkin MBE re-wrote the record books with his 14th win in 2023, he will again compete for another victory in 2025.
Last year’s winner Jack Price returns to the event and will be looking to repeat his performance against some very strong opposition. Coming back to the event for the first time since 1999 when he finished ninth is the former FIM World Trials Champion Adam Raga. Other potential winners include last year’s runner-up Jack Peace, Harry Hemingway and Billy Green to name a few. Flying the Scottish flag will be Jamie Galloway and look out for newcomer George Hemingway on the 125cc Beta.
Great Britian’s 10 x FIM Women’s World Champion, Emma Bristow MBE returns to the event once again. The winner of the Best Lady Rider class on many occasions is now retired from World Championship competition, her tyre choice is Michelin with the goal to improve on her best ride, finishing in 29th position at the 2019 event. All the leading challengers in the event use Michelin as there preferred tyre choice. The winner’s tyre choice consecutively for the last 25 years has been Michelin.
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