The Dyfi is always a challenging and interesting Enduro with one of the best and longest cross-country tests of the season. Both Daryl and Greg went into this round leading their respective classes and optimistic that they could further strengthen their advantage.

Unfortunately this round would prove the toughest challenge yet for the team. Greg was going well on the first test and on split times was being bettered only by Knighter, but within 100 meters of the finish he hit a rock in the banking side and damaged his knee and foot and was in so much pain had to leave via Ambulance!! and day over. Speaking with Greg on Monday morning his condition has improved, he will see specialists this week to make sure he is ok and best prepared for the final European round in 4 weeks time. Greg is leading the E2 class of the Euro series and only 2 points off the overall. 

Daryl also had a tough first day, having suffered Bronchitis recently and not being able to train and practice in the last 2 weeks he could not maintain his normal pace, and just when Daryl started to find some good speed he got stuck behind clubman riders in the special test costing him vital seconds and ended up finishing 2nd to his class rival Paul Edmondson.

Overnight and a few small set up changes and we started with more optimism, the opening test would see Daryl pull a 14 second advantage on Fast Eddy and really set him up for the day, although Edmondson kept the pressure on Daryl eventually after 5 stages finished the day 3rd overall and 1st in the E1 class to maintain his championship lead with one round to go.

James Giddings aboard his KTM125 EXC in the Expert class finished 4^th and 3rd and still leads his class E1-2.

The final BEC round is the Natterjack on 25/26th September.

Overall Result Day 1

1. David Knight KTM530 EXCR

2. Tom Sagar Suzuki 450

3. Paul Edmondson Suzuki 250

4. Daryl Bolter Premier Bikes KTM250 EXCF

Overall Result Day 2

1. David Knight KTM530 EXCR

2. Tom Sagar Suzuki 450

3. Daryl Bolter Premier Bikes KTM250 EXCF