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Clodagh Higgins Crowned British Trials Champion for the Fourth Time

 

Eleven-year-old Clodagh Higgins has been crowned British Trials Champion for the fourth time following an outstanding season in the ACU TrialGB Youth British Trials Championship.  Competing in the highly competitive Y2 Foundation Girls Class, Clodagh enjoyed a remarkable 2026 campaign, winning seven of the eight championship rounds.   The championship took riders to venues across Scotland, Devon and Guisborough before concluding with the final two rounds on home soil in the Isle of Man.  Thanks to her consistent performances throughout the season, Clodagh secured the championship title with a commanding 22-point lead over the runner-up, further cementing her place as a four-time British Trials Champion.

Clodagh has been supported by Thomas Miller (Isle of Man) Limited since she began competing at national level in 2021 and would like to express her sincere thanks for the company's continued support throughout her journey.

Everyone at Thomas Miller Investment (Isle of Man) Limited congratulates Clodagh on this fantastic achievement and wishes her every success for the future.

 

 

Clodagh Higgins
Date
03/11/2026
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