Joanne Coles

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Joanne Coles
Nationality Flag of the United Kingdom.svg British
Born (1992-06-25) 25 June 1992 (age 32)
Derby, Derbyshire, England
Current teamGas Gas

Joanne Coles (born 25 June 1992) is an English woman's international motorcycle trials rider. She was British Women's Trials Champion in 2010.

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Biography

Coles was a member of the winning British Women's Teams at the Trial de Nations in 2009, 2013 and 2014. In 2010, she won the British Women's Trials Championship as well as being runner-up to Laia Sanz in the European Championships that year and 3rd in the World Championships.

National Trials Championship Career

[1]

YearClassMachineRd
1
Rd
2
Rd
3
Rd
4
Rd
5
Rd
6
Rd
7
PointsPosNotes
2014 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg British Women's Gas Gas OTT
3
SOU
-
SCA
2
ART
-
STE
3
STE
-
PID
-
477th

European Women's Trials Championship

[1]

YearTeam123PointsRank
2007ShercoSPA
9
ITA
7
NOR
11
218th
2008ShercoFRA
4
ITA
4
CZE
4
364th
2010Gas GasITA
3
AND
2
CZE
2
492nd

World Trials Championship

[1]

YearTeam12345PointsRank
2008ShercoLUX
-
SPA
-
AND
4
1311th
2009Gas GasAND
3
FRA
4
ITA
5
284th
2010Gas GasFRA
2
CZE
3
POL
3
323rd
2013BetaAND
-
AND
-
FRA
-
FRA
-
FRA
3
1516th
2014BetaBEL
-
SPA
-
SPA
-
AND
12
418th

Honors

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References

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