2023 - MXGB - FOXHILL PROGRAMME

FOXHILL 

14TH MAY 

FEATURING: BW85, 125CC, 250CC, 

MX2 & MX1

WELCOME 

am delighted to welcome you all to the next round of 

I 

the Revo ACU British Motocross Championship, which 

will take place at the iconic Foxhill Motocross track in 

Swindon. This is a venue that needs no introduction - it 

has been the site of some of the most legendary races 

in the history of British Motocross, and we are proud to 

bring the Championship back to this hallowed ground. 

As the promoter of this Championship, I can assure 

you that we and the Langrish MCC have worked 

tirelessly to ensure that this event is one that lives up to 

the storied history of Foxhill. The track is in excellent 

condition, and we have assembled an impressive 

lineup of riders who are eager to compete for the title of 

British Champion. 

But the real stars of this event are you, the fans. The 

passion and enthusiasm that you bring to every race is 

what makes motocross such a special sport, and we 

are grateful for your unwavering support. We invite you 

to come out in force and witness the thrills and spills of 

this next round of the Championship - it promises to be 

an unforgettable day of racing. 

So, get ready to feel the roar of the engines and the 

thrill of the competition. We look forward to seeing you 

at Foxhill for the next round of the Revo ACU British 

Motocross Championship. 

WORDS FROM 

GARETH HOCKEY 

DIRECTOR, RHL ACTIVITIES 

GARETH 

HOCKEY 

YOUR CREW 

FOR FOXHILL 

Secretary of the Meeting: RHL Activities 

Race Director: Paul Roeton 

Clerk of the Course: Chris Warren 

Assistant Clerks of the Course: Bob Hewson & 

Barry New 

Environmental Officer: Darren Bachelor 

Chief Technical Officer: Mark Aspden 

Timekeeping: RHL Activities Ltd 

Club Stewards: Paul Cook 

Incident Officer: Margaret Stephens 

Chief Medical Officer: Robert Ashton 

Marketing Manager: Andrew Conway 

Media & Press: Eloise Massey 

Race Team Admins: Kameron Gibbons & Dawn 

Sanders 

Official Commentators: Lee Ashby & Ben 

Rumbold 

Official Club Commentator: Roger Warren 

Track Build Team: Paul Cook & Ronnie Field 

FOXHILL PROGRAMME

FROM THE MOUTH 

OF PAUL ROETEN 

RACE DIRECTOR, 2023 SEASON 

"We are thrilled to be organising the Revo ACU British 

Motocross Championship again for the 2023 season. 

We have put a lot of effort into creating an exciting and 

memorable experience for all of our riders and 

spectators. From the challenging course to the topnotch 

facilities at the tracks, we are confident that this 

season will be the best yet. We look forward to 

welcoming everyone and seeing the true spirit of 

Motocross on display 

We are incredibly grateful for the support of our 

sponsors and the hard work of the dedicated team that 

make these events possible. Without the contributions 

of our sponsors and the tireless efforts of our 

volunteers and staff, this event would not be the 

success that it is today. 

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M 

otocross is a challenging and physically demanding sport that requires 

a high level of skill and athleticism. It is also a very popular sport, with many 

thousands of fans around the world who enjoy watching the races and 

cheering on their favorite riders. 

THE FLAGS 

Green flag: This flag 

indicates the start of a 

race or a practice 

session. 

White with red cross: 

Medical Attention 

required. 

Checkered flag: This 

flag indicates the end 

of a race or practice 

session. 

Blue flag: This flag 

indicates that a faster 

rider is approaching 

and wants to 

overtake. 

Red flag: This flag 

indicates that the race 

or practice session 

has been stopped due 

to an incident or 

dangerous conditions 

on the track. 

Yellow flag: This flag 

indicates that there is 

a potential danger on 

the track, such as a 

crashed rider or 

debris. Riders must 

slow down and 

proceed with caution. 

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2023 SEASON 

CALENDAR 

ROUND ONE: OAKHANGER 

ROUND ONE: OAKHANGER 

19TH MARCH 

05.03.23 

65CC & SW85 QUALIFIER - VMX EVENTS: BROOKTHORPE 

05.03.23 

65CC & SW85 QUALIFIER - EAST KENT SCHOOLBOY MXC: LAMBERHURST 

65CC & SW85 QUALIFIER - KENSWORTH MXC: MILDENHALL 26.03.23 

65CC & SW85 QUALIFIER - 90 RACING MXC: TBC 26.03.23 

65CC & SW85 QUALIFIER - MRA: TANDRAGEE 01.04.23 

POSTPONED 

ROUND TWO: CANADA HEIGHTS 

2ND APRIL 

65CC & SW85 QUALIFIER - MRA: TANDRAGEE 

01.04.23 

65CC & SW85 QUALIFIER - PORTSMOUTH MXC: WEST MEON 

02.04.23 

65CC & SW85 QUALIFIER - NORFOLK&SUFFOLK JUNIOR MXC: GREAT HOCKHAM 08.04.23 

65CC & SW85 QUALIFIER - VMX EVENTS: CLEARWELL 

08.04.23 

65CC & SW85 QUALIFIER - VMX EVENTS: CLEARWELL 

09.04.23 

65CC & SW85 QUALIFIER - NORFOLK&SUFFOLK JUNIOR MXC: GREAT HOCKHAM 09.04.23 

65CC & SW85 QUALIFIER - EAST KENT SCHOOLBOY MXC: WILDTRACKS 09.04.23 

65CC & SW85 QUALIFIER - KENSWORTH MXC: CHATTERIS 16.04.23 

CADDERS HILL, LYNG 

23RD APRIL 

65CC & SW85 QUALIFIER - VMX EVENTS: BROMYARD 

65CC & SW85 QUALIFIER - EAST KENT SCHOOLBOY MXC: WEST MEON 

23.04.23 

23.04.23 

65CC & SW85 QUALIFIER - 90 RACING MXC: HAVERIGG 29.04.23 

65CC & SW85 QUALIFIER - 90 RACING MXC: HAVERIGG 29.04.23 

65CC & SW85 QUALIFIER - FALCON MXC: IRONWORKS 30.04.23 

65CC & SW85 QUALIFIER - KENSWORTH MXC: WILDTRACKS 07.05.23 

65CC & SW85 QUALIFIER - FALCON MXC: SCHOOLHOUSE MX 07.05.23 


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SPEAKING AHEAD OF FOXHILL 

125CC CHAMPIONSHIP 2ND PLACE 

"I had a really good round at Lyng, 

came away with some good results 

and valuable championship points. 

I’m heading into Foxhill confident 

as I really enjoy that track, I have 

been racing the eastern centre 

championship with some of the 

mx1 and mx2 riders which has 

made my pace much faster and 

have been working hard off the 

bike too"

At Lyng, we saw Crendon Fastrack Honda underdog Josh 

Gilbert push through for the top spot after a tough first race. 

However, his team mate Conrad Mewse sits only seven points 

ahead of Gilbert. It will be a tough battle to continue the 

Championship as Cab Screens Crecent Yamaha rider, Harri 

Kullas only has a seven point lead on Mewse, leaving 14 

points in it for the top three. 

In the MX2 class the Stebbings Car Superstore powered by 

Bikesure 426 Motorsport pro rider Isak Gifting sits 17 points 

ahead of ASA Gas Gas rider Bobby Bruce heading into Foxhill. 

Gifting was challenged by GP rider Jack Chambers at Lyng, 

who put a stop to Giftings winning streak after a controversial 

second race. Whilst Isak has a shaky recent history at the 

Foxhill track after a tossup with Conrad Mewse in 2022 we are 

sure to see the rider on the podium again. With Jack 

Chambers out of the picture at Foxhill we are bound to see 

some future runners come through to the podium, like the 

sorts of Verde Silhol KTM rider Jake Millwards, who currently 

sits third in the Championship. 

Young gun Billy Askew put on a stunning display of talent, 

taking both race wins in the 250cc class at Lyng. Billy saw 

second place in the Big Wheel 85cc class at Foxhill last year 

and will be more than likely looking to push through to the 

top spot at this years race. With a 24 point lead and a winning 

streak throughout the season so far, this is looking highly 

likely. Challenging rider Mckenzie Marshall, had a slight bump 

at Lyng but we are sure to see him back on his A-game at 

Foxhill. In the 125cc class rider Jake Walker, who beat Billy in 

the Big Wheel 85cc class at Foxhill last year is sure to be a 

fierce contender for the podium this year, sitting in third 

overall. Ahead of Walker is Wal Beaney who won at Lyng and 

will be looking to continue the streak into Foxhill. However, 

Championship leader Recce Jones will be looking to extend his 

four point lead on Beaney at Foxhill. 

Joining us again after a nice break, are the Big Wheel 85cc 

riders. Whilst in 2022 the class was dominated by Billy and 

Jake who now moved up classes, we see a new front runner 

come through the ranks at Oakhanger, Josh Vail took the class 

by storm and kicked off his season with a ten point lead 

ahead of Charlie Richmond and Drew Stock who sit second 

and third respectively. Josh, who rode this track as a Big 

Wheel 85cc rider in 2022 and placed third has experience 

above the other riders and will likely end on the podium again 

this year. 


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FOXHILL, SWINDON 

CHAMPIONSHIP 

CONTENDERS BRACE 

FOR BATTLE AT 

FOXHILL MOTOCROSS! 

SUNDAY 14TH MAY 

LANGRISH MCC

The next round of the Revo 

ACU British Motocross 

Championship heads to 

Foxhill, a well-known track 

located in Wiltshire, England 

near the town of Swindon. It 

is considered one of the best 

motocross tracks in the UK 

and is certainly a fan 

favourite. The track is also 

host to several prestigious 

events hosted throughout the 

years including the VMXDN 

which draw in huge crowds 

and riders, whilst also being 

an ex-gp track in previous 

years, this raises the profile of 

the track to an international 

level. The Foxhill track is 

known for its challenging 

terrain, steep hills, and 

technical sections. The newly 

revamped track is 

approximately 1.5 miles long 

and features a variety of 

jumps, berms, and obstacles 

that was used for the 2022 

VMXdN will also be used fort 

the British Championship 

round. 

This year Foxhill, home to 

the Langrish MCC, have 

confirmed 'The Bullet' 

Jeffrey Herlings will be 

riding in the MX1 class. 

Many people will favour 102 

time GP winner, Herlings to 

win the round, however 

with the likes of current 

Championship leader Harri 

Kullas, who won at Foxhill in 

2022 and notable names 

Conrad Mewse, Josh Gilbert 

and Tommy Searle, he will 

be in for a challenge. In the 

previous round at Cadders 

Hill, Lyng, we saw Crendon 

Fastrack Honda underdog 

Josh Gilbert push through 

for the top spot after a 

tough first race. However, 

his team mate Conrad 

Mewse sits only seven 

points ahead of Gilbert. It 

will be a tough battle to 

continue the Championship 

as Cab Screens Crecent 

Yamaha rider, Harri Kullas 

only has a seven point lead 

on Mewse, 

leaving 14 points in it for the 

top three. 

In the MX2 class the 

Stebbings Car Superstore 

powered by Bikesure 426 

Motorsport pro rider Isak 

Gifting sits 17 points ahead 

of ASA Gas Gas rider Bobby 

Bruce heading into Foxhill. 

Gifting was challenged by 

GP rider Jack Chambers at 

Lyng, who put a stop to 

Giftings winning streak after 

a controversial second race. 

Whilst Isak has a shaky 

recent history at the Foxhill 

track after a tossup with 

Conrad Mewse in 2022 we 

are sure to see the rider on 

the podium again. With Jack 

Chambers out of the picture 

at Foxhill we are bound to 

see some future runners 

come through to the 

podium, like the sorts of 

Verde Silhol KTM rider Jake 

Millwards, who currently sits 

third in the Championship.

Young gun Billy Askew put on a 

stunning display of talent, taking 

both race wins in the 250cc class 

at Lyng. Billy saw second place in 

the Big Wheel 85cc class at 

Foxhill last year and will be more 

than likely looking to push through 

to the top spot at this years race. 

With a 24 point lead and a 

winning streak throughout the 

season so far, this is looking 

highly likely. Challenging rider 

Mckenzie Marshall, had a slight 

bump at Lyng but we are sure to 

see him back on his A-game at 

Foxhill. In the 125cc class rider 

Jake Walker, who beat Billy in the 

Big Wheel 85cc class at Foxhill 

last year is sure to be a fierce 

contender for the podium this 

year, sitting in third overall. Ahead 

of Walker is Wal Beaney who won 

at Lyng and will be looking to 

continue the streak into Foxhill. 

However, Championship leader 

Recce Jones will be looking to 

extend his four point lead on 

Beaney at Foxhill. 

Joining us again after a nice 

break, are the Big Wheel 85cc 

riders. Whilst in 2022 the class 

was dominated by Billy and Jake 

who now moved up classes, we 

see a new front runner come 

through the ranks at Oakhanger, 

Josh Vail took the class by storm 

and kicked off his season with a 

ten point lead ahead of Charlie 

Richmond and Drew Stock who sit 

second and third respectively. 

Josh, who rode this track as a Big 

Wheel 85cc rider in 2022 and 

placed third has experience above 

the other riders and will likely end 

on the podium again this year.


BW85 CHAMPIONSHIP 2ND PLACE 

CHARLIE RICHMOND 

"I’m Feeling good about heading into the next round I like 

the hard pack base of fox hill and feel strong 

I keep myself active and fit every day on and off the bike"

PODIUM 

R U N D O W N 

MX1 

1 151 Harri Kullas 

2 426 Conrad Mewse 

3 3 Josh Gilbert 

4 24 Shaun Simpson 

5 714 Brad Todd 

6 184 James Carpenter 

7 50 Martin Barr 

8 115 Ashton Dickinson 

9 100 Tommy Searle 

10 2 John Adamson 

MX2 

1 517 Isak Gifting 

2 579 Bobby Bruce 

3 303 Jake Millward 

4 23 Taylor Hammal 

5 44 Elliott Banks-Browne 

6 40 Jamie Wainwright 

7 12W Jack Chambers 

8 365 Sam Nunn 

9 82 Charlie Cole 

10 337 Glenn Mccormick 

125CC 250CC BW85 

1 104 Reece Jones 

1 441 Billy Askew 

1 479 Josh Vail 

2 326 Wal Beaney 

3 99 Jake Walker 

4 545 Wesley Mcgavin 

5 44 Ollie Bubb 

6 361 Gus Mustoe 

7 10 Tyler Jones 

8 7W Conor Mcgrath 

9 145 Levi Saunders 

10 654 Harrison Greenough 

2 555W Mckenzie Marshall 

3 5 Liam Bennett 

4 22 Jak Taylor 

5 404 Domonic Newbury 

6 34 Josh Bassett 

7 36 Hudson Roper 

8 421W Bayliss Utting 

9 19 Sydney Putnam 

10 925W Lennox Dickinson 

2 30 Charlie Richmond 

3 418 Drew Stock 

4 184 Jamie Keith 

5 21 Lewis Spratt 

6 80 Zane Stephens 

7 17 Harry Lee 

8 310 Lucas Moncrieff 

9 171 Kameron Greenhalgh 

10 79 Harley O'Callaghan

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CHAMPIONSHIP CONTENDER 

BOBBY BRUCE 

"Really looking forward to be being back behind the gate 

this weekend at fox hills.The last few weeks I have been 

away racing some Gp’s and for sure has sharpened me up 

a lot more so excited to see what we can do this weekend 

and have some fun."

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Jeffrey Herlings confirmed for Foxhill 

round of the Revo ACU British Motocross 

Championship 

The Langrish Motorcycle Racing Club are pleased to announce the world-renowned Red Bull KTM 

Factory Racing rider Jeffrey Herlings will compete at the Foxhill round of the 2023 Revo ACU British 

Motocross Championship on Sunday 14th May. 

Jeffrey Herlings who currently competes in the FIM Motocross World Championship and has done 

since 2010 is widely regarded as one of the most talented and successful motocross riders of his 

generation. Holding five FIM World Championship titles with KTM and celebrating his 100th GP race 

win earlier this month in Riola Sardo, Italy. 

From the support of Goggle Tek, fans will get the opportunity to see the multi FIM Motocross World 

Championship rider compete at the iconic Foxhill circuit. The last time we saw ‘The Bullet’ compete in 

the British Motocross Championship was back in 2021 at Lyng, so make sure you’re at Foxhill on May 

14th.

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ENUE INFORMATION 


DIRECTIONS 

Off at junction 14 West of the M4. Follow signs to Bishopstone where the 

venue will be sign posted. 

What Three Words: ARMY.SAFELY.BLUNDERS 

TECHNICAL 

CONTROL 

Saturday 14.00pm – 18.00pm 

Sunday 07.30am – 08.30am 

NO TEAR OFFS 

ARE TO BE WORN 

AT THIS EVENT 

Tear Offs are not allowed at this Venue. Any rider 

wearing tear offs will be subject to a 5 place penalty. 

LOCAL HOSPITALS 

Great Western Hospital 

(on A4259 to Swindon) 

A&E 24 hours SN3 6BB 01793 

604020 – 3.6 miles – 8 mins 

SITE TIMES 

Saturday 12.00 – 20.00 

Sunday 07.00AM 

PLEASE WORK WITH THE ORGANISERS AND NOT 

ATTEMPT TO APPROACH THE SITE PRIOR TO 12.00PM 

ON THE SATURDAY AS DUE TO LICENSING 

REGULATIONS THEY ARE UNABLE TO OPEN THE SITE 

UNTIL 12.00PM. ANYONE WHO ARRIVES BEFORE THIS 

TIME WILL BE ASKED TO COME BACK AT THE 

DESIGNATED TIME

VENUE INFORMATION 

Foxhill Moto Park boasts some of the steepest hills in British Motocross. It provides hard pack sand stone surfaces 

and has some of the best spectator viewing areas in the country. 

No Pit Bikes/Electric 

Bikes/Scooters/Revvis/Osets 

PADDOCK 

There will only be space for one vehicle per rider in the paddock. All riders must operate from the designated paddock 

only. Late arrivals must wait in the holding area until the morning. 

All other team vehicles must be left in the paddock overflow car park and must display a window sticker B (additional 

window stickers can be applied for) Vehicles not displaying the appropriate window sticker will be directed into 

the Public Car Park. Tickets can be left for collection at the entrance to the circuit. 

VENUE CONTACT 

Contact Name: Chris Warren 

Telephone: 07809 443132 

Email: wgconsultants@hotmail.co.uk 

VENUE SPECIFICS 

Do You Allow Dogs? 

Yes but must be kept on a lead and under strict 

control 

Do You Have Water Facilities? 

Yes 

Do You have Wash Bays? 

No 

Do You have Time Restraints? 

09:00 - 17:00

" Im feeling happy and confident coming 

into foxhills, I’ve got 2 GP’s under my 

belt since Lyng and I feel like I’m getting 

back up to speed with the other racers 

around me. 

Training schedule has been different 

from my normal due to the MXGP races, 

but I’m getting on the bike a couple 

times this week to keep my in the flow 

then I’ll head to foxhills and hopefully I 

can gain some good points to keep me in 

the fight for championship contention " 

ASHTON 

DICKINSON 


MX1 CHAMPIONSHIP CONTENDER

Foxhill, Swindon 

TIMETABLE 

14.05.23 

CLASS START TIME START PRACTICE FREE PRACTICE TIMED QUALIFICATION 

MX2 

08:45 

3 minutes 

10 minutes 

15 minutes 

125/250 

09:20 

3 minutes 

10 minutes 

10 minutes 

BW85 

09:55 

3 minutes 

5 minutes 

10 minutes 

MX1 

10:20 

3 minutes 

10 minutes 

15 minutes 

CLASS 

WAITING ZONE CLOSING 

RACE START 

RACE ONE 

125/250 

10:55 

11:05 

20 mins +1 lap 

BW85 11:35 11:45 14 mins +1 lap 

BREAK 

MX2 

12:35 

12:45 

25 mins +2 laps 

MX1 

13:20 

13:30 


CLASS 

WAITING ZONE CLOSING 

RACE START 

RACE TWO 

125/250 

14:10 

14:20 


BW85 

14:45 

14:55 


MX2 

15:15 

15:25 


MX1 

16:00 

16:10 


PODIUM WILL TAKE PLACE 30 MINUTES AFTER THE LAST RACE - PENDING APPEAL TIME 

THIS TIMETABLE IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE AND MAY NOT BE ACCURATE. PLEASE CHECK THE RHL ACTIVITIES WEBSITE FOR 

THE LATEST TIMETABLE. 

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BW85 ENTRY LISTS 

LIST AS OF MIDNIGHT 11.05.23 

Rider No Name Sponsor Team Hometown Man 

1 - 85BW Blake Ward-Clarke GRT IMPACT KTM GRT IMPACT KTM Bedfordshire KTM 

5 - 85BW Marley Alder 

POLE POSITION 

SCAFFOLDING LAPT PER 

Oxfordshire 

8 - 85BW Travis Bixby PP SPORTS Hertfordshire KTM 

9W - 

85BW 

17 - 

85BW 

21 - 

85BW 

24 - 

85BW 

30 - 

85BW 

65W - 

85BW 

80 - 

85BW 

84 - 

85BW 

98W - 

85BW 

111 - 

85BW 

112 - 

85BW 

128W - 

85BW 

171 - 

85BW 

184 - 

85BW 

212 - 

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257 - 

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310 - 

85BW 

357 - 

85BW 

418 - 

85BW 

426W - 

85BW 

479 - 

85BW 

512 - 

85BW 

548 - 

85BW 

Halim Own SPB AGGREGATES Lincolnshire HUS 

Harry Lee GRT IMPACT KTM GRT IMPACT KTM West Sussex KTM 

Lewis Spratt 

Kole Nally 

MCCULLAGHS 

CENTRA/TODDS LEAP 

V4 TRAINING/P O’NEILL 

CARPENTRY 

County Tyrone 

Wicklow 

Charlie Richmond JP Berkshire KTM 

Riley Small Caerphilly KTM 

Zane Stephens TROY LEE DESIGN Cornwall KTM 

Archie Stapley Hampshire KTM 

James Egerton 

Alfie Geddes-Green 

Jordan Kinsella 

Leo Wright 

CLOGHER VALLEY 

WINDOWS 

MATTPOPE 

MOTORCYCLESFOXARMOURVISION 

GOC RACING, APICO, 

CCM, TWOTWO95 

CAS TRANSPORTER 

COMMERCIAL MOTORS 

County Tyrone 

Norfolk 

Co Dublin 

Durham 

Kameron Greenhalgh GREENHALGH REMOVALS Lancashire HUS 

Jamie Keith MBRPX MCGUIGAN Cumbria KTM 

Maison Jones 

LBC MOTORSPORTS 

POWERED BY SYNTOL 

Rhondda Cynon Taff 

Ronan Mallett BCS MX CISPORTS Norfolk KTM 

Lucas Moncrieff 

PHEONIX TOOLS PHEONIX TOOLS 

EVENSTROKES KAWASAKI EVENSTROKES KAWASAKI 

Lancashire 

Finley Pickering MR T'S RACING Cumbria KTM 

Drew Stock 

MADISON MOTOVERDE 

MAD4MOTOCROSS 

Nothamptonshire 

Cody De Beer 426 Motorsport Academy Netherlands GAS 

Josh Vail SJP MOTO SJP AUTO North Lincolnshire KTM 

Stanley Siebert Somerset KTM 

Hayden Statt 

MANCHESTER 

MOTORCYCLES 

Durham 

HUS 

KTM 

KTM 

KTM 

GAS 

GAS 

KTM 

KTM 

KAW 

GAS 

KTM


125CC ENTRY LISTS 



9 - 125cc Jack Skinner Cambridgeshire YAM 

10 - 

125cc 

14W - 

125cc 

18 - 

125cc 

40 - 

125cc 

44 - 

125cc 

87 - 

125cc 

99 - 

125cc 

104 - 

125cc 

123W - 

125cc 

145 - 

125cc 

271W - 

125cc 

323 - 

125cc 

326 - 

125cc 

417 - 

125cc 

545 - 

125cc 

654 - 

125cc 

Levi Saunders BLUE-3 (UK) LTD BLUE 3 (UK) LTD Kent KTM 

Freddie Gardiner 

TEAM MATT GARDINER 

MX KTM 

MATT GARDINER MX Gloucestershire KTM 

Max Smith REDLINE MOTORCYCLES Northamptonshire KTM 

Ted Deacon ROGUE MX Gloucestershire GAS 

Ollie Bubb 

Alfie Payne 

3 FLO BLU CRU 

CRESCENT YAMAHA 

723 TROYLEE DESIGNS 

FANTIC/CI SPORT 

3 FLO BLU CRU CRESCENT 

YAMAHA 

Z23 TROYLEE 

DESIGNSFANTIC/CI SPORT 

Gloucestershire 

Berkshire 

Jake Walker MR T'S RACING Merseyside KTM 

Reece Jones BLUE-3 (UK) LTD South Yorkshire KTM 

Charles Hucklebridge CHAMBERS RACING Wiltshire HUS 

Braidy Tucker 

JOOV 57TYRES TUCKER & 

SONS BUILDING 

Gwent 

Conner Smith Durham YAM 

Beau Brown AGR MOTORSPORT IOM ARG MOTOR SPORT IOM Isle Of Man KTM 

Wal Beaney 

STORE114PRESTIGE 

PIPELAYING JV LTD 

Cambridgeshire 

Harrison Greenough SIMPSONS ASSOCIATES Dorset KTM 

Wesley Mcgavin NO 1 DAD Leicestershire KTM 

Jack Dando Somerset KTM 

YAM 

KTM 

KTM 

KTM


250CC ENTRY LISTS 



5 - 

250cc 

Liam Bennett 

GMR,MAGIC 

MUSHROOM,APICOLEAT 

T,HUSK 

Essex 

HUS 

19 - 

250cc 

Sydney Putnam 

SC SPORTHOMES 

HUSQVARNA 

SC SPORTHOMES 

HUSQVARNA 

Buckinghamshire 

HUS 

22 - 

250cc 

Jak Taylor 

WMTATCHELL/APICO/SID 

ERISE/ABSOLUTE 

Mid Glamorgan 

HUS 

34 - 

250cc 

Joshua Bassett X-CAST MEDIA Kent GAS 

36 - 

250cc 

Hudson Roper 

3FLO\MADDISON\CRESC 

ENT YAMAHA 

3FLO\MADDISON\CRESCENT 

YAMAHA\BLUCRU 

West Yorkshire 

YAM 

65W - 

250cc 

77W - 

250cc 

89 - 

250cc 

221W- 

250cc 

404 - 

250cc 

441 - 

250cc 

Fin Wilson D WILSON & SONS Ireland HUS 

Kyron Carron PLANET MOTO Oxfordshire KTM 

Jacob Randall CRESCENT YAMAHA Gloucestershire YAM 

Tye Jones DYNAMIC AIR Buckinghamshire HUS 

Domonic Newbury 426 MOTOSPORT Wiltshire KTM 

Billy Askew GTCI REVO KAWASAKI GTCI Revo Kawasaki Lincolnshire KAW 

555 - 

250cc 

Mckenzie Marshall 

DK 

OFFROAD/FXR/ELITECOA 

CHWORKS 

Staffordshire 

YAM


MX2 ENTRY LISTS 



9W - 

MX2 

Lewis Hall MEREDITH MX Derbyshire FAN 

6 - MX2 Carlton Husband 

PHOENIX EVENSTROKES 

KAWASAKI 


KAWASAKI 

Tyne And Wear 

8 - MX2 Mel Pocock GTCI REVO KAWASAKI GTCI REVO KAWASAKI East Sussex KAW 

10 - MX2 Harvey Cashmore CHAMBERS RACING CHAMBERS RACING Surrey GAS 

11 - MX2 Robert Holyoake 

CROFT GARAGE, GOGGLE 

TEK 

Gloucestershire 

23 - MX2 Taylor Hammal GABRIEL SS24 KTM GABRIEL SS24 KTM Hampshire KTM 

28 - MX2 Charlie Griffiths 426 MOTORSPORT Shropshire KTM 

40 - MX2 Jamie Wainwright 

WPH,SBE,PURE,REDLINE 

KTM 

Leicestershire 

44 - MX2 Elliott Banks-Browne GEARTEC Suffolk HUS 

57R1 - 

MX2 

Kyle Mcnicol ALGAS MEDICAL Scotland KTM 

75 - MX2 Aaron Ongley 

723 RACEBIKES 

WESTSOLE FENCING 

82 - MX2 Charlie Cole BLADES BIKES KAWASAKI Hampshire KAW 

99 - MX2 Howard Wainwright WULFSPORT/MARSHMX Warwickshire HON 

119 - MX2 Bailey Johnston VERDE SHILOH KTM VERDE SHILOH KTM Yorkshire KTM 

122 - MX2 Jake Sheridan RSR PLANT SERVICES KTM Ireland KTM 

127 - MX2 Sam Atkinson 


KAWASAKI 


KAWASAKI 

Kent 

Northumberland 

131 - MX2 Henry Siddiqui APICO HUSQVARNA APICO HUSQVARNA Surrey HUS 

163 - MX2 Ben Mustoe ASA UNITED GASGAS ASA UNITED GASGAS Gloucestershire GAS 

166 - MX2 Josh Taylor 

180W - 

MX2 

OAKLEAF WORX 

MOTORSPORT 

Devon 

Josh Spinks JSMX COACHING Derbyshire KTM 

300 - MX2 Ben Franklin CHAMBERS RACING CHAMBERS RACING Somerset GAS 

303 - MX2 Jake Millward VERDE SHILOH KTM VERDE SHILOH KTM Hampshire KTM 

337 - MX2 Glenn Mccormick CHAMBERS RACING CHAMBERS RACING County Antrim GAS 

365 - MX2 Sam Nunn 

CABSCREENS CRESCENT 

YAMAHA 


YAMAHA 

Suffolk 

410 - MX2 James Barker TEAM MATT GARDNER East Yorkshire KTM 

411 - MX2 Shaun Mahoney GABRIEL SS24 KTM UK GABRIEL SS24 KTM UK Rhondda Cynnon Taff KTM 

419 - MX2 Joe Brookes GRT IMPACT KTM GRT IMPACT KTM Shropshire KTM 

422 - MX2 Charlie Heyman 

470 - MX2 

- M 

TRU7 HONDA RACING 

ACADEMY 


ACADEMY 

Honiton 

Tom Hughes DP BRAKES, TALON, JOOV Pen-y-bont Ar Ogwr HUS 

500 - MX2 Callum Murfitt 

517R2 - 

MX2 

Isak Gifting 

TEAM PP SPORTS 

POWERED BY SOUTHSIDE 

426 MOTORSPORT 

STEBBINGS 

Cambridgeshire 

Sweden 

579 - MX2 Bobby Bruce ASA UNITED GASGAS ASA UNITED GASGAS Kent GAS 

661W - 

MX2 

771W - 

MX2 

Josh Coleman 

HOLESHOT MOTOCROSS 

KTM 

Hampshire 

Ollie Beamish MV HAULAGE West Sussex KTM 

KAW 

YAM 

KTM 

GAS 

KAW 

HON 

YAM 

HON 

KTM 

GAS 

KTM


MX1 ENTRY LISTS 



2 - MX1 John Adamson ASA UNITED GASGAS ASA UNITED GASGAS Scotland GAS 

3 - MX1 Josh Gilbert 

7 - MX1 Louie Kessell 

10 - MX1 Jason Meara 

CRENDON FASTRACK HONDA 

RACING 

ULTIMATE WHEELS THUNDER 

ROAD HONDA 

MOTOCYCLE RACING GAS 

GAS 


RACING 


ROAD HONDA 

Devon 

Cornwall 

County Armagh 

16 - MX1 Tom Grimshaw CHAMBERS RACING CHAMBERS RACING Hertfordshire GAS 

17 - MX1 Luke Smith 


ROAD HONDA 


ROAD HONDA 

County Down 

24 - MX1 Shaun Simpson GABRIEL SS24 KTM GABRIEL SS24 KTM RACING TEAM Fife KTM 

41W - MX1 Nathan Green County Down YAM 

49 - MX1 Callum Green 

TRU 7 HONDA RACING 

ACADAMY 

HON 

HON 

GAS 

HON 

TRU 7 HONDA RACING ACADAMY Devon HON 

50 - MX1 Martin Barr APICO HUSQVARNA APICO HUSQVARNA County Antrim HUS 

62W - MX1 Charlie Way HOLESHOT KAWASAKI Surrey KAW 

84W - MX1 Jeffrey Herlings 

91 - MX1 Charlie Putnam 

REDBULL KTM FACTORY 

RACING 

SC SPORTHOMES 

HUSQVARNA 

Netherlands 

KTM 

SC SPORTHOMES HUSQVARNA Buckinghamshire HUS 

95 - MX1 Dan Thornhill CHAMBERS RACING CHAMBERS RACING Gloucestershire GAS 

100 - MX1 Tommy Searle GTCI REVO KAWASAKI GTCI REVO KAWASAKI Leicestershire KAW 

101 - MX1 Michael Ellis 

MV HAULAGE STORE 114 

HONDA 

West Sussex 

115 - MX1 Ashton Dickinson TALK TEMPLANT TALK TEMPLANT RACING TEAM West Yorkshire KTM 

134 - MX1 Liam Knight GABRIEL HOLESHOT GABRIEL KTM Hampshire KTM 

141 - MX1 Tristan Purdon 

147 - MX1 Miro Sihvonen 

150 - MX1 Aaron Patstone 

151 - MX1 Harri Kullas 

GABRIEL SS24 KTM RACING 

TEAM 

SC SPORTHOMES 

HUSQVARNA 

KIOR/SHAW/TAMWORTH 

YAMAHA/L&D 


YAMAHA 

HON 

GABRIEL SS24 KTM RACING TEAM Hampshire KTM 

Buckinghamshire 

Leamington Spa 

HUS 

YAM 

CABSCREENS CRESCENT YAMAHA Surrey YAM 

162 - MX1 Stuart Edmonds STUART EDMONDS RACING SBRIGGS COMMERCIALS HONDA Ireland HON 

184 - MX1 James Carpenter 

211 - MX1 Billy Mackenzie 

277 - MX1 Jay Hague 

411W - 

MX1 

Declan Whittle 

425 - MX1 Drew Anderson 

426 - MX1 Conrad Mewse 

CAB SCREENS CRESCENT 

YAMAHA 

MODU KAWASAKI RACING 

TEAM 

PHOENIX TOOLS 

EVENSTROKES KAWASAKI 

PP SPORT SOUTHSIDE MX 

BICKERS 


RACING 

CABSCREENS CRESCENT YAMAHA Dorset YAM 

MODU KAWASAKI RACING TEAM Stirlingshire KAW 

PHOENIX TOOLS EVENSTROKES 

KAWASAKI 


RACING 

Devon 

Norfolk 

Essex 

Honiton 

511 - MX1 Steven Clarke STORE 114 RACING Staffordshire HON 

546 - MX1 Max Lewis 

714 - MX1 Brad Todd 

777 - MX1 Evgeny Bobryshev 

TRUELINE\MX DREAMS 

CALIFORNIA 

C-RES/BIKESPORT 

NEWCASTLE 

SC SPORTHOMES 

HUSQVARNA 

Shropshire 

Cumbria 

KAW 

HUS 

HON 

KTM 

HON 

SC SPORTHOMES HUSQVARNA Buckinghamshire HUS

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W M X B R I T I S H 

C H A M P I O N S H I P 

ROUND ONE: HAWKSTONE 

ROUND TWO: SCHOOL HOUSE 

ROUND THREE: OXFORD 

17TH/ 18TH JUNE 

1ST/ 2ND JULY 

9TH/ 10TH SEPT

GET TO KNOW 

LEE ASHBY 

B R I T I S H C H A M P I O N S H I P 

C O M M E N T A T O R 

Photo Credit: Mike Wood 

What would you say your role in the motorsport 

community is? 

I feel like I’ve brought mx riders back together, who have 

not seen each other for many years, with running my 

Motocross & Speedway Memories Reunion mx meetings, 

with my partner in it all Kevin Wheeler. It’s been amazing. 

Both of our dads were mx dads/mechanics for us, and we 

do it in their loving memory, as well as for many other 

peoples special loving memories for every group, each 

year. 

In your opinion, what are some of the biggest 

challenges facing the sport of motocross today, and 

how do you plan to address them in your role as an 

ambassador? 

I think some of the biggest challenges are keeping tracks 

running of course is one, as there’s been a lot that have 

been closed down over the years. 

Down to anything from noise complaints, to mx traffic 

through towns/villages, it’s really disappointing and been 

a lot of great venues lost. 

Another thing is, trying to keep the sport trendy, and alive 

online for the kids that are coming through to be 

interested, or try the sport for instance. 

I feel some of the organisations have done well using cool 

brands such as Monster and Red Bull is a great thing. 

And of course Revo is a great one to have on board for 

the British championship. 

How do you work with other ambassadors or 

representatives of the sport to promote motocross? 

To help with other people in the sport, I’ve done 

photography at lots of events over the years, for free and 

not charged anyone for images for instance, and post it 

every where online. 

You try to share other people’s media and events all the 

time, and I’ve attended a lot of them these last few years, 

and done lots of live videos and images, on my social 

media platforms and shared them, which is all good for 

exposure for the sports. 

What initiatives or programs have you been 

involved in as ambassador for motocross, and 

what impact have they had? 

I guess creating my Motocross & Speedway 

Memories has affected a lot of race fans, I never 

thought could be a thing. I just had a passion for the 

sports, and chased the local hero’s to then the 

world stars for interviews, which started out as 

Q&A’s online, to then Skype recorded videos, to 

then live interviews. 

To share them with the fans and entertain them. I 

didn’t realise it would go all over the world, and 

people really enjoy them, and to get really nice 

messages off fans, saying it even helped them 

through difficult times in the Covid lockdown era. 

That’s amazing to know. I had no idea. 

Nothing was too planned I just went for it, I had no 

contacts at all, and just kept working hard on asking 

people, and then things went from there, and got 

more and more contacts as I went. 

So was super cool. And I couldn’t even explain how 

crazy it is to have the contacts do in my phone, it 

never gets old for me and a dream. I speak to a lot 

of riders personally all the time, I’m always personal 

and care about anything I do, so it’s nice. So for 

fans, and even some riders told me it’s made then 

keen about the sport again, and stuff like that’s it’s 

incredible how much it’s effected people. I’m proud 

of that and honoured.

What advice would you give to someone who is 

interested in becoming involved in the sport of 

motocross? 

My advice to anyone wants to get involved with mx, 

would be it’s all out there on social media, search it 

out, get to a local race meeting/practice and check the 

sport out live. As there’s nothing like live. Tv is great, 

but watching live it a totally different experience, get 

the smell, the atmosphere, the noise. And hopefully 

people take the sport up, I did for instance after 

watching my cousin race mx. 

What do you believe is the most important factor 

in the growth and success of motocross as a 

sport? 

I think to engage with the kids, who are the future of 

the sport. Like I touched on before, you need to 

appeal to these kids, who are on all the gadgets 

known to man kind. 

Any media of mx is great, lots do it now on social 

media and platforms, so this all helps, as videos and 

images can all look cool and appeal to youngsters. 

And as I touched on earlier too, I think trying to get 

trendy brands into mx would be another great way of 

getting attention to the sport. 

Can you share with us some of the memorable 

moments or experiences you've had in motocross? 

Memorable moments in the sport, would be creating 

my platform and unknowingly bringing riders/fans back 

together was great. Then even better creating a mx 

reunion was all a follow on from that. A total pipe 

dream to a reality was very surreal, and amazing to do, 

we are even onto our 3rd Motocross & Speedway 

Memories Reunion at the end of this month. 

What are your goals for the future of motocross, 

and how do you see your role as an ambassador 

contributing to those goals? 

I engage with the fans of mx & speedway every single 

day, and sometimes to my detriment haha I reply to 

every single message I get. 

It’s just me, and I feel no matter what it’s about, you 

try and help them, or talk about whatever the subject 

is, I have made a lot of personal relationships with so 

many race fans, and haven’t met 90% of them, that 

I’ve likely spoken to for years, riders included. 

I try to live by my dads quote he always told me 

before he died back in 2015, “It’s nice to be important, 

but it’s important to be nice” I even quote this about 

my dad, at the end of every single interview I’ve done. 

I’ve even had a logo made of it by a great lad in Pat 

Stott designs. He also created my logo for my 

platform too, super cool! 

Did you ever ride? If so what are your best 

achievements/ favourite memories etc. 

Yes I raced mx, I was meant to be a speedway rider 

really after my dad David Ashby & my Uncle Martin 

Ashby. They both raced for my home town Swindon 

Robins. I had a go at 16 and took to it straight away, 

and they wanted me to sign a pro contract, but my 

mum said over her dead body haha and she was the 

secretary to the stadium owner. So that ended that. I 

went to mx again at the weekend and won. It’s still a 

regret to this day. But my parents decided no at the 

time. 

We finally won the BSMA finals title in 1998 in the 

Expert/Amx class on 125cc, and amazing to have my 

name on the trophy and a guess a british title to my 

name with some of the greats that are on that trophy 

was a dream. 

It’s 29/30th April at Whiteway Barton in Devon, and if 

anyone wants to ride or come down contact me. We 

have a-lot of reminiscing to do, and of course making 

cool new memories too. 

Meeting my own hero’s and idols as been crazy, even 

get help from them with contacts and meeting them, 

has been a dream. 

Racing from 1989-2000 with my dad as my mechanic 

are special memories to savour for sure, even more so I 

don’t have him with me. My mum was amazing as well, 

she did all the lap scoring jobs, and marshalling over the 

years, and washing all the kits haha forever grateful to 

my parents for helping race bikes.


2023 TEAMS 

CRENDON FASTRACK 

HONDA 

HON 

MX1 - CONRAD MEWSE 

MX1 - JOSH GILBERT 


ACADEMY 

HON 

MX2 - CHARLIE HEYMAN 

MX1 - CALLUM GREEN 

CABSCREEN CRESCENT 

YAMAHA 

YAM 

MX1 - HARRI KULLAS 

MX1 - JAMIE CARPENTER 

MX2 - SAM NUNN 

3FLO CRESCENT YAMAHA 

YAM 

125CC - OLLIE BUBB 

250CC - HUDSON ROPER 

VERDE SPORT 

KTM 

MX2 - JAKE MILLWARD 

MX2 - BAILEY JOHNSTON 


KAWASAKI 

KAW 

MX1 - JAY HAGUE 

MX2 - SAM ATKINSON 

MX2 - CARLTON HUSBAND 

BW85 - LUCAS MONCRIEF 

APICO HUSQVARNA 

HUS 

MX1 - MARTIN BARR 

MX2 - JACK LINDSAY 

CHAMBERS RACING 

GAS 

MX1 - TOM GRIMSHAW 

MX1 - DAN THORNHILL 

MX2 - GLENN MCCORMICK 

MX2 - ALFIE JONES 

MX2 - BEN FRANKLIN 

MX2 - HARVEY CASHMORE 

GTCI REVO KAWASAKI 

KAW 

MX1 - TOMMY SEARLE 

MX2 - DYLAN WALSH 

250CC - BILLY ASKEW 

ASA UNITED GASGAS 

GAS 

MX1 - IVO MONTICELLI 

MX1 - JOHN ADAMSON 

MX2 - BOBBY BRUCE 

MX2 - BEN MUSTOE 

SC SPORTHOMES 

HUSQVARNA 

HUS 

MX1 - MIRO SIHVONEN 

MX1 - CHARLIE PUTNAM 

MX2 - JORGEN-MATTHIAS TALVIKU 

GABRIEL SS24 KTM 

KTM 

MX1 - SHAUN SIMPSON 

MX1 - TRISTAN PURDON 

MX2 TAYLOR HAMMAL 

GRT IMPACT KTM 

KTM 

250CC - JOE BROOKES 

250CC - FINLEY EVANS 

BW85 - BLAKE WARD CLARKE


2023 TEAMS 

TALK TEMPLANT KTM 

KTM 

MX1 - ASHTON DICKINSON 

MX2 - OLLIE COLMER 

AJP RACING 

GAS 

MX1 - LUKE BURTON 

MX1 - JAYDEN ASHWELL 

MX2 - JAMES MARGETSON 

426 MOTORSPORT GAS MX2 - ISAK GIFTING 

PP SPORTS 

NA 

MX1 - DREW ANDERSON 

MX2 - CALUM MURFITT 

125CC - WAL BEANEY 

BW85- TRAVIS BIXBY 

ULTIMATE WHEELS HONDA 

HON 

MX1 - LOUIE KESSELL 

MX1 - LUKE SMITH

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