Szoke Scores Another Trials Victory in Font Hill Ontario Saturday evening the Szokes pulled into one of Jordan’s favorite riding spots in Font Hill Ontario for the CMA sanctioned Observed Trials event organized by Dan Fargo and Jean Bancroft. Jordan and Amy were greeted by the friendly faces of the bovine and equine variety as we invaded their sanctuary for the weekend. While Jordan, Dan ,and the Abell boys were busy preparing the sections, Amy Szoke crunched in some much needed practice for her very first trials event . All competitors were crossing their fingers that the falling raindrops would disappear overnight. Waking up to sunshine on Sunday morning they were not disappointed, as conditions were ideal for the seven section four loop event which would take up most of the afternoon. At lunchtime, the Szokes mashed their scorecards into their boots and took off down the trail to start their first loop. Starting in the rocks, Jordan got off to a great start hopping his way to a respectable score half way through the day. “I find Trials such good training for everything two wheels. It teaches you patience and control, and I carry those lessons forward into my road racing.” says Jordan. As the day wore on, the scores dropped steadily as the competitors became familiar with the sections. In Trials you are not permitted to practice on the carefully laid out sections, but competitors re-ride them as they complete their required loops. “The first two loops were not so good for me.” smiles Amy “I was so nervous that I kept messing up on the simplest things. Jordan was super patient with me, and I was able to work the bugs out. Once I relaxed I rode so much better in the afternoon.” Jordan finishes his day with a score of 35, earning him first place in the Expert class and yet another victory for the season. His Sunday loop companions Andrew Young scored a 69 for second place and Will Abell secured 3rd place with a score of 90. “Thanks to Dan and Jean for putting on such a great event.” says Jordan. “I can’t wait to compete on our next two day national event, where I get a chance to defend my #1 plate. It’s pretty cool to have the championships in the fastest and slowest 2-wheel disciplines in Canada.” Jordan is also currently defending his Canadian National Pro Sportbike and Superbike Roadracing Championships for the 5th year running. Amy scores a 67 for her day in the Junior class, with a handful of “clean’s” (no score) and a few “one’s”(one foot down). “I want to thank my husband for riding with me and keeping my score!” laughs Amy. “Without his support, I’m not sure if I would have been able to finish.” Watch for Jordan defending his CMA Trials Championship at Round #2/3 in Tweed/Arden Ontario Canada on Aug 21-22 2010. What is Observed trials? Observed trials, is a non-speed event on specialized motorcycles. To read more visit: ~http://www.trialsontario.ca/what%20is%20observed%20trials.html~ Waznie Racing would like to thank: Waznie Racing Inc, Ciclo Werks , BMC Swiss Cycling Technology , Dewildt Honda, Fast Company, Joe Rocket, Monster Energy, Shoei, Pirelli, Akrapovic, Honda Pro Oils, Hot Bodies, Motovan, eatsleepride.com, TCX Boots, EBC Brakes, LighTech, Sunstar, DID, Oakley, Ogio, BK Designs, PUG, VP Fuels, Samco, Hinson, Stomp Grip, oppracing.com, Chickenhawk, Just Transmissions , Strodes, Bodyline Fitness, Robot Pirate Ninja Productions, u-vu.ca More, from a press release issued by TwoThree Public Relations: Waters stars with victory on debut at Suzuka 4 Hours in Japan Australian Brodie Waters has starred on debut in Japan last weekend, claiming victory on debut in the Suzuka 4 Hours endurance race with the Moriwaki Club Racing team onboard a Honda CBR600RR. Contested alongside the world famous Suzuka 8 Hours round of the Endurance World Championship, Waters and Japanese teammate Yoshitaka Miyajima won the event after the 18-year-old Mildura local scored pole position in his first visit to the Suzuka Circuit. Waters claimed pole position with a 2:19.098 before Miyajima started the race, the pair battling on to complete 98 laps of the 5.807-kilometre Suzuka Circuit to win by 13.9 seconds at the conclusion of the race. “I found out at the end of the race that I had made history since I was the first non-Japanese rider to win the 4-Hour and also the first rider to win the race in the first attempt,” Waters commented, fresh back from Japan. “At the end of the race all the head bosses from HRC [Honda Racing Corporation] came up and congratulated me, so I think that it was an awesome result for Honda and great for me in my first race over there.” Waters had the honour of taking the chequered flag for the team to clinch the victory, making it four straight Suzuka 4 Hours victories for the Moriwaki junior team owned by the legendary Mamoru Moriwaki and managed by son Shogo Moriwaki. The Victorian will now turn his attention to the fourth round of the Australian Supersport Championship, where he currently sits second in the series on his Sunstate/Waters Racing Suzuki GSX-R600, 19 points behind Team Suzuki factory rider Troy Herfoss. Round four will take place at Queensland Raceway on 20-22 August, where Waters and younger brother Nick will be looking to continue their successful seasons to date in the Supersport and Superstock classes respectively.