The French round of the TrialGP in Cahors took place over a single, thrilling day of racing on Sunday, preceded by Saturday’s Super Pole to determine the starting order. The particularly scenic location featured seven sections set up inside the quarry and five along the river, attracting a huge crowd.

In the premier class, Harry Hemingway delivered his best performance of the season, securing an excellent third-place finish (3rd). Jaime Busto also delivered a solid performance, finishing in 4th place, followed by Matteo Grattarola in 6th. George Hemingway showed great grit: after a strong start on the toughest sections of the first heat, two flag penalties on easier sections caused him to slip to 5th place. In the second heat, George continued to fight tenaciously, climbing back up to a tie for 4th place overall. This result allows him to jump to 3rd place in the overall championship standings:

George Hemingway: “In the first lap, I got off to a good start, riding very well on the difficult sections, but two flags on two easy sections dropped me back to 5th place in Race 1. In the second heat, I kept fighting for better positions and finished tied for 4th overall. I’m happy with my riding: this result moves me up to 3rd place in the championship and lets me focus on the leaders. Now I’m aiming for better results in the next TrialGP in the Netherlands.”

The AČR Czech Enduro Championship made a stop in Mšeno for the only classic enduro competition in the Czech Republic. Samuel Stuchlík was able to compete thanks to an exemption granted for his participation in the MINI ENDURO European Championship.

Riding his trusty Beta RR 200 RACE, the very young rider tackled a 65-kilometer course—divided into three timed stages—without hesitation. With consistent and determined riding, Stuchlík finished in 4th place on Saturday, improving his performance on Sunday to claim 3rd place. With these results, Samuel secured 3rd place in his category of the Czech Enduro Championship on both days, while also placing 6th in the overall Junior Open category and 12th in the overall Czech Open Championship category, gaining valuable experience ahead of his upcoming challenges.