Dougie Lampkin

Born into one of Britain’s most famous motorcycling families, Dougie Lampkin was always destined for a life on 2-wheels. Under the typically tough Yorkshire guidance of his late father Martin, himself the first ever FIM Trial World Champion back in 1975, Dougie soon rose through the youth ranks quickly establishing himself to be a force to be reckoned with in his own right on the international scene taking the European Trial series in 1993 aged just 17. His first British title came a year later, and by 1997 Dougie had achieved his dream of matching his father’s feat and becoming FIM Trial World Champion himself. Never a man to rest on his success, Dougie would go on to amass no less than 12 individual World titles over the coming years. . Cementing his iconic status amongst the global motorcycling community, Dougie has continued his winning ways right through to the latter stages of his career having last won the famous Scottish Six Days Trial for a record extending 12th time in 2018.