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Patrick Smage

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Patrick Smage
NationalityUnited States American
Born (1990-07-28) 28 July 1990 (age 34)
Elkhorn, Wisconsin, United States
Current teamSherco Factory Team

Patrick Smage (born 28 July 1990 in Elkhorn, Wisconsin, United States), is an International motorcycle trials rider. Smage is eleven times United States NATC Trials Champion and is the current champion. Patrick rides with his brother Phil Smage on the Smage Brothers Riding Shows. They competed on the sixth season of America's Got Talent in the middle of 2011 and made the finals finishing in the Top 10.

Biography

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Smage first won the NATC Pro Championship in 2007 and has dominated almost every year since. In 2010 he was knocked back into 2nd place by Cody Webb but then regained his title in 2011.

At the start of the 2012 season, Smage won the El Trial de Espana event held by the SoCal trials association.[1]

In 2016 he was again knocked back into 2nd place by Marc Freixa.

At the end of the 2017 season, Smage claimed his ninth US national title after a win and a second place in Rhode Island ahead of Montesa rider Marc Freixa.

In 2018 Smage once again started the season with a winner at the El Trial de Espana event in Southern California.[1] During the season he won all 10 events in the NATC schedule and captured his 10th National Championship.[2]

National Trials Championship career

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[3]

Year Class Machine Rd
1
Rd
2
Rd
3
Rd
4
Rd
5
Rd
6
Rd
7
Rd
8
Rd
9
Rd
10
Rd
11
Rd
12
Points Pos Notes
2004 United States NATC Expert Sherco TN
-
TN
-
CO
-
CO
-
CA
-
OH
-
OH
-
VT
-
VT
3
21 23rd
2005 United States NATC Expert Sherco TX
4
TX
4
TN
2
TN
4
CO
-
CO
-
CA
-
CA
-
VT
3
VT
1
NY
2
NY
-
155 3rd
2005 United States NATC Pro Sherco TX
-
TX
-
TN
-
TN
-
CO
-
CO
-
CA
-
CA
-
VT
-
VT
-
NY
-
NY
6
15 9th
2006 United States NATC Pro Sherco AZ
7
AZ
7
OK
7
OK
7
TN
7
TN
7
RI
1
RI
1
130 5th
2007 United States NATC Pro Sherco CO
1
CO
1
TN
1
TN
2
OH
2
OH
1
CA
1
CA
2
MN
2
MN
1
255 1st US NATC Pro Champion
2008 United States NATC Pro Sherco CO
1
CO
1
CO
2
MN
2
MN
1
MN
1
170 1st
2009 United States NATC Pro Sherco NE
1
NE
1
TN
1
TN
1
VT
1
VT
1
NY
2
NY
2
205 1st
2010 United States NATC Pro Sherco OK
2
OK
1
RI
2
RI
1
NY
2
NY
2
CO
2
CO
2
CA
2
CA
2
235 2nd
2011 United States NATC Pro Sherco TX
2
TX
1
PA
1
PA
1
TN
1
TN
1
TN
2
175 1st
2012 United States NATC Pro Sherco CA
1
CA
2
CO
1
CO
2
OH
1
OH
1
RI
1
RI
4
200 1st winner of 2012 El Trial de Espana [1]
2013 United States NATC Pro Sherco NY
1
NY
1
VT
1
VT
1
AZ
1
AZ
1
NM
1
NM
1
MN
2
MN
1
270 1st
2014 United States NATC Pro Sherco CO
1
CO
1
KS
1
KS
1
PA
1
PA
1
TN
3
TN
2
205 1st
2015 United States NATC Pro Sherco TX
1
TX
1
AZ
1
AZ
1
NE
1
NE
1
OH
1
OH
1
WY
-
WY
-
240 1st
2016 United States NATC Pro Sherco FL
1
FL
2
TN
1
TN
2
OR
2
OR
2
CO
3
CO
2
185 2nd
2017 United States NATC Pro Sherco TX
2
TX
1
KS
1
KS
1
OH
2
OH
1
RI
1
RI
2
225 1st
2018 United States NATC Pro Sherco NM
1
NM
1
CO
1
CO
1
TN
1
TN
1
AR
1
AR
1
CA
1
CA
1
200 1st winner of 2018 El Trial de Espana [1]
2019 United States NATC Pro Sherco NE
1
NE
1
MN
1
MN
1
CO
1
CO
1
OR
1
OR
1
240 1st
2021 United States NATC Pro Sherco PA
1
PA
1
OH
1
OH
1
AZ
2
AZ
2
NM
1
NM
1
244 1st
2022 United States NATC Pro Sherco TN
1
TN
1
CA
1
CA
1
MN
1
MN
1
197 1st

International Trials Championship career

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Year Class Machine Rd
1
Rd
2
Rd
3
Rd
4
Rd
5
Rd
6
Rd
7
Rd
8
Rd
9
Rd
10
Rd
11
Rd
12
Rd
13
Points Pos Notes
2009 FIM Junior Championship Sherco IRL
12
IRL
4
POR
-
GBR
-
GBR
-
JAP
-
JAP
-
ITA
-
AND
-
SPA
-
FRA
-
17 17th
2010 FIM Junior Championship Sherco SPA
6
POR
2
POR
1
JAP
-
JAP
-
GBR
-
GBR
-
FRA
-
RSM
-
ITA
-
CZE
-
47 12th
2013 FIM World Championship Sherco JAP
-
JAP
-
AUS
12
AUS
11
AND
-
AND
-
SPA
-
ITA
-
SPA
-
GBR
-
GBR
-
FRA
-
FRA
-
9 19th

Honors

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  • US NATC Pro Trials Champion 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2018, 2019
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References

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  1. ^ a b c d "El Trial Winners". socaltrials.com. Retrieved 11 June 2021.
  2. ^ "NATC Rhode Island". On the Pegs. Shan Moore. August 2017.
  3. ^ "US Trials Championships". trialonline.org. Archived from the original on 9 June 2016. Retrieved 22 May 2015.
  4. ^ "FIM World Championship". trialonline.org. Archived from the original on 9 June 2016. Retrieved 21 January 2015.