Geddes-Green storms Little Silver! Revo ACU British Motocross Championship – Report & Results

The Revo ACU British Motocross Championship Fuelled by Gulf Race Fuels, saw the first round of the Auto and WMX Championships, along with the SW85, BW85 who are continuing their 2021 Championship battles, got underway at Little Silver.

Report and Images by RHL Activities

This round also hosted the second round of the PP Sports WMX ACU British Motocross Championship. This famous Grand Prix length circuit is either loved or hated by the riders. The weather this weekend was almost perfect, bright blue skies on Saturday followed by light showers throughout Sunday which made for prime track conditions.

The weekend started with the PP Sports WMX Adults class, who last competed at Lyng.

Chelsea Gowland won the first race by just over one second, closely followed by Elaine MacEachern. Lyng champion, Kathryn Booth came in third just 12 seconds behind MacEachern. Booth took full advantage however during the last race of the day when MacEachern tipped over at the top of one of the many treacherous downhill sections to take a well-deserved win. Unfortunately for Lauren Collingwood, she had a tough fall during the very start of the first race on Saturday. Thankfully it looked like Collingwood came away relatively unscathed, but it was a different story for her bike. Luckily, she returned on Sunday and took the track by storm coming in 5th place in the third race of the weekend and 6th in the last race. MacEachern was most consistent over the weekend winning half the races and taking the top step on the podium, followed by Kathryn Booth in 2nd and Grace Richards in 3rd.

Following the WMX Adults, the intense 85BW and the 85BW WMX took to the track. Finley Evans took the first moto win followed by the 441 SJP Moto UK machine of Billy Askew with Foxhills winner, Wal Beaney in 3rd. Beaney would only improve from there on out with first in race two and second in the last two races adding up to a whopping 169 points over the weekend. Finely Evans and Tyla Hooley who came second and third overall both managed to win a race, the underdog Charlie Richmond who, unfortunately, didn’t end up on the podium also grabbed a race win in the third race, coming in fifth overall.

Whilst the WMX 85BW ran in with the boys, they certainly held their own with the much talked about Lucy Barker coming first overall in the WMX category and 14th in the 85BW claiming a massive 107-point haul over the weekends racing! Hot on her heels was Hollie Roberts, who is turning into such a strong rider for such a young age, Hollie is certainly one to watch out for! Coming in third was Miley Hodgson picking up 74 points in the 85BW category. She is a fast rider who is only improving round by round.

The previous classes had prepped the track ready for the boys and girls in the SW85 class. Although short in numbers, they made up for it in determination with Libby Chatburn and Jessie Lee-Jessop putting the boys in their place over the weekend with Libby picking up 81 points and 19th position in the overall SW85 class. Jessie, was consistent throughout the races picking up 16 points in the first three races and 19 in the last.

Reece Jones completed an almost perfect weekend by going 1-1-4-1. A momentary lapse led to a small crash, where he had to dig deep to produce one of the rides of the weekend to come back to 4th in Race 3. He still holds the red plate. Cole Mccullough came through in second overall stealing a well-deserved win from Reece in the Third race. Once again, we saw Freddie Gardiner on the podium in third place, although not taking home a race win, he had a well-deserved podium finish.

Underdog, Alfie Geddes Green stole the show this weekend by winning three out of four races, thus claiming the top spot on the podium, 18 points ahead of Robbie Daly in second. Despite this, Robbie still remains the red plate holder heading into the next round. Hot on the heels of Robbie was Olly Walters only one point behind. He was persistent and happily took third place on the podium and remains second in the overall standings.

This was the first round for the Auto class so it was all eyes on the riders to see how their 2021 season got underway, newcomer Cohen Jagielski came through with 170 points winning three races and taking home the red plate. Freddie Box stole a win away from Cohen in the second race and grabbed second at the podium. Tommy Wood, remained dependable during the races meaning he comes home with a third place trophy and a great mindset going into the next round.

Results

Auto’s

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3	R4
1	Cohen Jagielski	170	45	35	45	45
2	Freddie Box	163	40	45	36	42
3	Tommy Wood	157	42	40	40	35
4	Jett Gardiner	156	38	36	42	40
5	Jacob Hackett	151	36	42	35	38
6	Ethan Gawley	147	35	38	38	36
7	Jay-J Cooper	130	28	34	34	34
8	Jenson Knowles	127	32	31	32	32
9	Alfie Pincher	126	30	32	33	31
10	Zach White	125	33	33	29	30
11	Cameron Berry	122	34	27	28	33
12	Freddie Gurney	116	27	29	31	29
13	Vinnie Anderson	109	26	28	27	28
14	Lilly Senior	108	29	26	26	27
15	Mason Staddon	100	24	25	25	26
16	Finlee Pope	95	23	24	24	24
17	Jakson Ross	91	31	30	30	–
18	Chae Johnson	73	25	23	–	25

Junior 65’s

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3	R4
1	Alfie Geddes-Green	177	42	45	45	45
2	Robbie Daly	159	45	38	38	38
3	Olly Waters	158	40	36	40	42
4	Alfie Herron	156	38	42	36	40
5	Joel Winstanley-Dawson	143	26	40	42	35
6	Jenson Severn	140	36	33	35	36
7	Stanley Siebert	127	34	30	32	31
8	Leo Wright	126	33	32	29	32
9	Jack Davey	120	28	31	31	30
10	Casey Lister	118	24	27	33	34
11	Ollie Holland	117	35	29	26	27
12	Finley Pickering	100	13	35	34	18
13	Elvis Totney	99	32	4	30	33
14	Archie Edwards	99	29	26	28	16
15	William Evans	95	15	25	27	28
16	Riley-Ray Barrow	91	23	24	19	25
17	Nixon Coppins	91	21	21	25	24
18	Oscar Gilham	90	19	23	22	26
19	Ashton Kitching	85	22	20	20	23
20	Archie Butterfield	81	27	22	23	9
21	Leo Wilson	77	25	28	24	–
22	Elliott Mason	73	16	17	21	19
23	Arthur Moore	73	30	34	9	–
24	Amon Eschoe	70	20	13	15	22
25	Harley Pastoor	65	17	19	14	15
26	Harvey Rowe	60	31	–	–	29
27	Henry Lewis	59	18	5	16	20
28	Harley Ince	58	4	16	17	21
29	Riley Butterworth	49	9	15	18	7
30	Evan Davey	47	7	14	12	14
31	Chad Prince	47	12	11	11	13
32	Luca Tatchell	41	6	12	6	17
33	Teddy Merriman	41	10	9	10	12
34	William Brown	38	8	7	13	10
35	Talen Hodgson	32	11	8	7	6
36	Arthur King	32	14	18	–	–
37	Connor Harris	24	3	10	–	11
38	Tom White	24	5	6	8	5
39	Jack Ludlam	8	–	–	–	8

Small Wheel 85’s

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3	R4
1	Reece Jones	173	45	45	38	45
2	Cole Mccullough	164	42	35	45	42
3	Freddie Gardiner	157	35	42	42	38
4	Gus Mustoe	152	36	40	40	36
5	Drew Stock	147	38	38	36	35
6	Jamie Keith	139	40	36	23	40
7	Hayden Statt	137	34	34	35	34
8	Lucas Moncrieff	126	33	29	33	31
9	Riley Small	124	32	33	29	30
10	Rocco Hands	116	31	32	30	23
11	Sonny Rooney	115	29	28	26	32
12	Shane Jones	114	30	31	25	28
13	Austin Beasty	114	27	30	32	25
14	Blake Ward-Clarke	112	20	25	34	33
15	Liam Bell	111	26	27	31	27
16	Reuben Alway	107	28	26	27	26
17	Lucas Lee	98	25	23	21	29
18	Kameron Greenhalgh	92	22	22	24	24
19	Libby Chatburn	81	23	18	18	22
20	Corey Jay Hull	80	19	20	20	21
21	Zane Sibley-Deakin	76	24	24	28	–
22	Lewis Jenks	75	17	19	19	20
23	Jessie – Lee Jessopp	67	16	16	16	19
24	George Clark	64	21	21	22	–
25	Jack Potter	52	18	17	17	–

Big Wheel 85’s

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3	R4
1	Wal Beaney	169	40	45	42	42
2	Finley Evans	155	45	38	38	34
3	Tyla Hooley	153	34	42	32	45
4	Billy Askew	152	42	36	36	38
5	Charlie Richmond	152	38	33	45	36
6	Shaun Mahoney	150	35	35	40	40
7	Ben Mustoe	144	36	40	33	35
8	Louis Vincent	132	32	34	34	32
9	Jake Walker	126	33	25	35	33
10	Joey Benfield	122	31	32	30	29
11	Max Harris	120	30	31	31	28
12	Jake Davies	113	27	26	29	31
13	Seb Moore	109	25	28	26	30
14	Lucy Barker	107	26	27	27	27
15	Phillip Tchorek	106	28	29	28	21
16	Hollie Roberts	95	24	22	25	24
17	Bayley Ward-Clarke	94	22	23	24	25
18	Ellie Allsopp	92	20	24	22	26
19	Braidy Tucker	88	23	21	21	23
20	Ebony Brown	86	21	20	23	22
21	Leo Rixon	78	19	19	20	20
22	Miley Hodgson	74	18	18	19	19
23	Isaac Ash	59	29	30	–	–

WMX

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3	R4
1	Elaine MacEachern	174	42	45	45	42
2	Kathryn Booth	163	40	40	38	45
3	Grace Richards	151	34	35	42	40
4	Marni Saunders	142	35	34	35	38
5	Charlotte Hall	142	36	36	34	36
6	Izzy Neale	131	33	32	32	34
7	Jaymee Garrood	128	31	31	33	33
8	Amie Goodlad	116	38	38	40	–
9	Chelsea Gowland	87	45	42	–	–
10	Lauren May Collingwood	71	–	–	36	35
11	Jorja Johnson	65	32	33	–	–

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