This weekend the Revo ACU British Motocross Championship heads to the notorious Hawkstone park for the first time since 2019 where we will see an array of classes compete over the first two-day event of the season.
Get ready for an electrifying weekend of high-octane action as the newest contenders hit the dirt track! This weekend, prepare to witness the adrenaline-pumping debut of the newly qualified 65cc class and SW85 classes, as they rev their engines and take on the best motocross riders in the country. The battleground is set as eight ACU Qualifying clubs converge, bringing their top-notch talents to vie for the ultimate glory—the prestigious Revo ACU British Motocross Championship title in their respective classes.
Get ready for an epic showdown in the 65cc class! Harley Marczak from 90 Racing dominated the qualifying races, winning every single one. Teddy Merriman (East Kent), Ivan Williamson (Falcon MXC), Ethan Gawley (MRA Club), Arthur King (Portsmouth), Casey Lister (VMX Events), and 2022 Auto champion Cohen Jagielski will all be vying for the top spot. Get ready for high-flying action, intense competition, and motocross madness that will leave you breathless!
The Small Wheel 85cc class is set to ignite with fierce competition! Franky Donoghue, the top qualifier from Kensworth, joins Charlie Hobden (Portsmouth), Chase Panter (Norfolk & Suffolk Junior Motorcycle Club), Jamie Thorpe (East Kent), Jenson Severn (VMX Events), Lucas Lee (Falcon MXC), and Joel Winstanley (90 Racing) from the 65cc class.
Get ready for a nail-biting showdown in the Big Wheel 85cc class as the competition heats up! Josh Vail has been in top form, prevailing in four out of five races this season. With another four races this weekend, the question looms: can Vail maintain this impressive winning streak and keep his percentage high? Hot on Vail’s heels is Charlie Richmond, sitting just 17 points behind. With a race win already under his belt, Richmond is poised to unleash his power and make his mark in the upcoming races over the weekend. The battle for the Championship intensifies as Jamie Keith and Drew Stock, currently fourth and fifth in the standings, are separated by a mere five points. With only 28 points separating the top four contenders, the stage is set for a thrilling clash where every move and every race matters.
the combined 125cc and 250cc youth race, a true spectacle that will leave you in awe! In the 125cc class, the battle for the red plate intensifies as Reece Jones and Wal Beaney go head-to-head in a fierce rivalry. With just seven points separating them, every race becomes a pivotal moment. Jones holds three first-place podiums, while Beaney showcases consistent performance, accumulating valuable points. Meanwhile, Wesley Mcgavin, a newcomer to the Championship, holds a strong position in third place, 53 points behind, fending off the determined Ollie Bubb by another seven points.
The 250cc class has witnessed one dominant story this season—the rise of GTCI Revo Seven Kawasaki rider Billy Askew. Askew not only carries the red plate but also boasts every fastest lap and first-place trophy of the season so far. With a remarkable 43-point lead, Askew has established himself as the one to beat. Mckenzie Marshall, a wildcard convert, shows resilience but struggles to keep up with Askew’s pace.
Nevertheless, the 250cc class still showcases formidable talent. Liam Bennett and Jak Taylor sit in third and fourth place in the championship standings, adding an extra layer of excitement to the competition. The battles on the track between these riders promise thrilling viewing for all motocross enthusiasts.
Get ready for some exhilarating motocross action in the MX2 class, where the competition is fierce and the racing is top-notch! Leading the pack is MXGP rider Isak Gifting, riding the powerful Stebbings Car Super Store Powered by Bikesure 426 Motorsport GasGas MC250F. Gifting’s strong determination is evident as he strives to maintain his position at the top of the standings.
Chasing closely behind is Bobby Bruce on the ASA United GasGas machine, sitting 41 points adrift. With plenty of time left in the season, Bruce is determined to close the gap and challenge Gifting for the coveted top spot.
In third place is Elliott Banks-Browne, supported by SC Sporthome. Banks-Browne consistently collects valuable points, positioning himself as a strong contender for a podium finish at the end of the season.
Among the notable names in the MX2 class are Taylor Hammal and Charlie Cole, separated by just eight points. These riders are sure to provide intense battles on the track as they strive to climb up the rankings and make their mark in the championship.
The MX2 class promises to deliver edge-of-your-seat excitement as these talented riders showcase their skills, determination, and passion for motocross. With the title still up for grabs, expect intense battles, breathtaking overtakes, and unforgettable moments that will keep spectators hooked from start to finish.
The MX1 class is a battleground of fierce competition this year, with the top three riders locked in a thrilling battle, separated by a mere 11 points. Conrad Mewse, riding for Crendon Fastrack Honda, showed his prowess at Blaxhall, claiming his first race wins of the season and snatching the red plate from under the grasp of Harri Kullas, the Cab Screens Crescent Yamaha team rider. Kullas, undoubtedly motivated, will be eager to reclaim his position at Hawkstone Park this weekend. Adding to the intensity is the team rivalry between Mewse and Josh Gilbert, who currently sits third in the championship, a mere four points behind Kullas. The competition between these riders is sure to generate tension and make for an exhilarating race to watch. With the championship title up for grabs, any of them could emerge as the ultimate victor. Let’s not overlook the impressive performance of Ashton Dickinson, representing the Talk Templant team. Despite coming back from injury, Dickinson is showcasing immense determination and resilience, proving himself as a rider to keep a close eye on in the upcoming rounds.
The MX1 class is a spectacle of skill, strategy, and unwavering determination. As these riders push their limits, battles for position and thrilling overtakes are on the horizon. With the championship on the line, expect fireworks and edge-of-your-seat excitement that will leave motocross enthusiasts captivated. Don’t miss out on witnessing the fierce competition and breath-taking performances in the MX1 class!