It’s Duns time for the 2025 Scottish Motocross Championship this weekend, 31st May and 1st June, as it takes to the Borders region for Round 4 for the Pro and Adult classes on Sunday, with Saturday being the Scottish Youth Cup.
Images courtesy of the Scottish Motocross Championship
Conrad Mewse has unsurprisingly been the standout rider in MX1, with the Crendon Tru7 Honda unbeaten so far, but he is riding injured and reigning Champion Brad Todd has been showing good pace this year and will be looking to mount a challenge. Apico Honda’s Martin Barr and Ben Edwards are in a duel for third position right now, but they need to keep a sharp eye on Jason Meara, who has been in fine form of late. SC Sporthomes Husqvarna rider Tristan Purdon is out racing in the States at the moment, so that gives the likes of Ross Rutherford, Carlton Husband, Jake Preston and Stuart Edmonds a chance to move up the rankings. A wildcard to watch out for will be Taylor Hammal, who is starting to gain momentum for the DRT Kawasaki team and will be looking to put it on the box and go toe to toe with the title protagonists.
In MX2, leader Charlie Heyman is also racing in America with the SC Sporthomes Husqvarna team, which gives the perfect opportunity for the flying Max Harris to put the hammer down and make the MX2 Championship his own. In the standings, his closest rivals are Lennox Dickinson, Richard McKeown and Ryan Thomson, so Harris will be looking to ensure they are in his wake at Duns, but likewise, with Heyman away, they will also be sensing a title chance.
Riders who could throw a spanner in the works are Chambers Racing’s Glenn McCormick and Lewis Hall, who has just dropped down to MX2.
The Track
Duns Motocross Track
Langton Lees
Duns
TD11 3NS
Spectating
Spectators are welcome, and they can pay at the gate for a weekend wristband band which is £10.
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