Cumbrian Graham Knight wins D2D 2026

D2D 2026 Results
D2D never fails to deliver, and Sunday was absolutelyfantastic. It is always brilliant to see so many motorcycles of different typesand eras coming together for the same event. We hope every rider went homeafter a great day out in the Aberdeenshire countryside and enjoyed just a tasteof off-road motorcycling.
We cannot thank our partners and sponsors enough for helpingus make this event happen:
· Bob Minto at Minto Branding
· Joe and Oli Purkis, who have provided rescueservices every year
· Sharon and her team at the Grampian TransportMuseum, who hosted the event and kept everyone fed
· Forestry and Land Scotland
· Aberdeenshire Council
· Our paramedic teams and the emergency servicesthat we sincerely hope we never need
Now, on to the results.
We are delighted to announce that the winner of D2D 2026 is Graham Knight from Carlisle, who dropped a measly single mark across all the tests on the more challenging A Route. Graham is a great supporter of BAMCC events and a regular competitor at our national trials alongside his grandson Aaron. Congratulations, Graham!
A Route Class Winners
Heavyweight – Chris Trafford 10 marks lost
Lightweight – Stuart Gray 2 marks lost
Classic Enduro – Graham Knight 1 mark lost
Classic Trials – Wullie Gordon 6 marks lost
Modern Enduro – Ewan Littlejohn 2 marks lost
Best Lady Competitor A route – JaneAngus 32 marks lost
The best performance on the B Route came from Niall Craig of Linlithgow, West Lothian, who lost just 2 marks. Niall has been riding D2D since the event began and competes alongside his father, John. Congratulations, Niall!
B Route Class Winners
Heavyweight – Donald Stewart – 9marks lost
Lightweight – Jim Todd 5 marks lost
Classic Enduro – Niall Craig 2 marks lost
Classic Trials - Ally Walls 18 marks lost
Modern Enduro – Paul Johnston 34marks lost
Best Lady Competitor B Route –Sabine van Holten 64 marks lost
Full results can be found on our past events page.
Congratulations to all our class winners and to everyone who completed the event. Small trophies will be making their way to the winners as soon as we can get everything organised.
D2D simply would not be possible without the continued support of our riders and the hard work of the many BAMCC members who volunteer their time to help run the event. Thank you to everyone involved.
We hope to see you all back again next year for anotherfantastic D2D.

