I wouldn't be sure of that.
There's been no word on if its going to happen.
No planning has taken place yet.

It's only 6 weeks to Easter and the only Easter trial that I know is happening is up in Queensland at the RobJoy venue near Boonah.
Is any other state having one?

Winesey makes some very good points well worth considering. Mind you 'fine-tuning' section lines can't be easy. And it's a lot of work too.
'Back in the day' riders who consistently did 'too' well in a particular class were promoted (possibly by peer pressure?) to a higher grade for the next season ...

Betaman wrote:I thought you blokes over there had a C+ grade over there that made the transition easier and also alleviated the problem of too many c graders.

Yes correct, but the gap to yellow is still too large.

I have a real concern where trials is heading.
At least one particular line anyway.
Yellow line:- B grade, T3 or Trial 3 (whatever you want to call it)

Look at the results in each particular state.
Why is the biggest class doing the blue line and yet the yellow line has only a small amount of ...

It seems l was correct in my interpretation Mr twinshock200.
The TA article by MA and new classes is explained and will be added to this year's Aussie titles.
It's about time that anybody over 21 and can't do "open solo" can now ride their modern bikes.

That's the problem when you said "I take table 20.4 to mean .. .. and there is NO reference to "support classes or non competition".
It's written in plain English, "Senior competition Classes and Grades". No interpretation required.
Also table 10.1 reads "solo", NOT "open solo". Just like "sidecars ...

Gents,
Unless I'm misinterpreting something, Moms 2017 section 20.1 indicates "categories for "Senior Australian Trial Championship".
In other words, these are the categories that must be run.
over the page table 20.4 has other categories that can also be run or divided into.
It doesn't read "non ...