The Club has a large number of trophies that are awarded to various classes of rider at our trials throughout the year. This means that riders of all abilities are in with a shout of winning a trophy.
Some of our trophies are quite historic. The Luxembourg Cup, awarded to the winner of the new year’s day trial, was originally presented to the Netherlands the winners of the 1954 Rally FIM in Luxembourg. It was presented to the Club in 1955.
The Walker Vase, presented to the Youth B club champion, was originally won by the Graham Walker for his victory in the 1931 Assen TT. It was presented to the Club in 1948.
The award winners for 2024
| A C Abbott Cup | Club Championship – Adult A | Chris McDougall |
| Adrian Barker Shield | Winner Club Championship – Adult White Route | Paul Harrison |
| Butcher Trophy | Club Championship – Adult A 40+ | Andrew Cass |
| Car Care Centre Shield | Winner Satchwell Salver & Care Care Trophy Trial | Andy Chilton |
| David Holmes Memorial Trophy | Club Championship – Adult B 50+ | Colin Cunningham |
| Geoff Thornton & H W Cowling Shield | Best Eboracum Adult A Rider – Two-day Charity Trial | Andrew Cass |
| John Collins Shield | Club Championship – Adult B | Paul Nelson |
| KC Motorsport Photography Shield | Best Eboracum AC mono Rider – Two-Day Charity Trial | Mark Whelan |
| Kendra Builders Shield | Best Eboracum Twinshock Rider – Two-Day Charity Trial | Chris Stoddart |
| Kridan Shield | Female Observer of the Year | Chris Eves |
| Luxembourg Cup | Winner Luxembourg Trophy Trial | Callum Williamson |
| Satchwell Salver | Best Eboracum Intermediate – Satchwell Salver & Care Care Trophy Trial | Mason Vasey |
| Strensall Garage Trophy (shield) | Male Observer of the Year | Andy Lockett |
| The AJS Trophy | Winner AJS Trophy Trial | Ian Austermuhle |
| Yorkshire Evening News Trophy | Winner Colonial Trial | Ian Austermuhle |
Club Championship 2025
For 2025 we will hold separate Club Championships for male and female riders. There are six Club championship events and a rider’s best three events count.
In each Class ten points are awarded for 1st place, eight for 2nd and six, five, four, three, two and one for places three to eighth accordingly.
So the more you ride the better your chances.
To qualify for points you must be an Eboracum member on the day of the event.
To join the club go here.