DMR Dirt Wars Final Round

October 4, 2015
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After 5 rounds of Dirt jump madness it was time to journey to the NEC in Birmingham For the series final and it was all to play for. The course was set up as a huge roll in with an Mx style kicker to dirt landing for the first then another kicker to landing with a quarterpipe after with dirt landings either side.

Sam Reynolds did an amazing job of re-jigging the course build along with DMR’s Olly Wilkins and Dirt Wars UK owner Cliff Barbeary. 

On the Friday all the riders took to the course for practice and a few of the the Dirt Wars riders got to ride with some of the big euro riders who were over for the Sam Pilgrim Invitational on the Sunday.

Saturday arrived and the Dirt wars UK Riders we’re all ready to ride and see who would win the final round and take the overall series win. As we had time slots to stick to we decided to run on a slightly different format to the normal 3 run qualies and 3 run finals with each rider getting 3 runs then the top 5 from the 3 runs went through to a super final of one run to see if they could better their scores. We started off as always with the Open Class riders and a few were looking a tad nervous.

Harry Campbell was set to shut the comp down with his huge front flips over the first but when pulling them he couldn’t quite set him self up for the second jump until his last run. After last years huge crash off the top of the 30ft scaffold drop Darren Estall got through practice and to the main event where he showed even though he’s the oldest rider in the Open Class he still has what it takes to shut down the young guns. 

Jack Ambler is like a young Danny Pace and built like a machine, this kid has been smashing away at the open scene for the last 2 years (2nd overall last year) and he was out this weekend to win the day and the overall series, Huge Tucks, 3 bars and superman’s all day long.

The Super final went ahead and Freddy Pullman was set to take the overall win with his last run but didn’t manage to hold on to the bike on the second jump and Freddy’s hopes of overall title were crushed as Daryl brown took the Round 6 win and overall title.

Round 6 Winners

Open Class

1st Jack Ambler

2nd Cameron Crozier

3rd Harry Campbell

4th Kerry Pert

5th Darren Estall

Pro Class

1st Daryl (Sharky B) Brown

2nd Alfie Stephens

3rd Ray Samson

4th Freddy Pullman

5th Tom Reynolds

With Round 6 out the way it was time to tally up the overall scores and see who would take the title in both classes. 

Open Overall Top 3

1st Jack Ambler

2nd Cameron Crozier

3rd Harry Campbell

Pro Overall Top 5 

1st Daryl Brown

2nd Freddy Pullman

3rd Alfie Stephens

A massive thanks to UpperStreet Events, Chris Holman, Sam Pilgrim and The Crew@ Monster Energy UK for letting us hold our final at the Cycle show. A Massive thanks to Sam Reynolds and Olly Wilkins for getting the course ready and to all the riders, spectators and the DMR Dirt Wars Crew for making the day so awesome.

That’s the 2015 Series done and dusted so it’s time to get planning the 2016 series and make it bigger and better than ever.

Dirt Wars UK Would like to thank DMR Bikes for being the 2015 Title Sponsor, All other Sponsors, All Venue Owners, All @ The FMB, All the Dirt Wars Crew (You know who you are), Our Media Crew of Ryan Nangle, Chris Greenwood, Andrew Alexander, Cliff Barbeary and Tyler White, All the Riders, The Spectators, All @ Pinkbike and anyone else that has helped us out over the year! See you next year!