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Trial athlete Dougie Lampkin of Great Britain performs at the seventh stage of the ATSX Ice Cross Downhill World Championship at Red Bull Crashed Ice in Marseille, France on February 16, 2018.
Dougie Lampkin poses for a picture in Sri Lanka on May 14,2016.
Dougie
Lampkin
United KingdomUnited Kingdom
·Enduro
A true trials bike legend, British rider Dougie Lampkin won a dozen world championships and remains hungry for more success.
Date of birth23 March 1976
Place of birthSilsden, UK
Age48
Nationality
United KingdomUnited Kingdom
Career start1993
DisciplinesTrial / Enduro
He is renowned throughout the world as the upstart who showed the big boys how it was done. Born into a family already steeped in motorbike history – his father Martin was the first-ever trials world champion in 1975 – Dougie rode into the limelight in the late 1980s, astride a trials bike that looked way too big for him, on a BBC TV series in the UK called Junior Kickstart. Before long, Dougie had taken trials biking to a new level, both in terms of skill and public interest.
Dougie’s first major victory came at the European championships in 1993 and he has since accumulated a trophy cabinet most international sportspeople would struggle to match. In 2003, Dougie won his 12th individual world trials title – seven coming outside and five indoors.
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