Huck Cup glory for Mewse! 2026 Mike Brown Memorial Motocross – Race Report & Results

Back on good Friday the annual Mike Brown Memorial Motocross event took place at Marshfield Moto Parc which included the Huck Cup in memory of Mark Hucklebridge, the Jude Morris celebration Trophy, Mike Brown Under and Over 50’s class as well as the Waldi 57 Cup in Memory of George Fountain and the GF 2-stroke open in memory of George Frogley plus a combined MX1/MX2 class.

Race Report and Images by Dave Rich

The track was to get a good soaking overnight from rain, and early morning it was dull with a consistent drizzle in the air, which made the conditions very slippery, but that didn’t deter the many spectators who were in attendance in what was a very cold and damp day, but they were to get well entertained by some good racing in all classes.

In the Huck Cup class, it was Taylor Hammal on the 450 Dixon Racing Kawasaki who had set the fastest time in qualifying who was to get first pick of the gate and it proved a good pic as it was Hammal with the holeshot from Adam Chatfield with the 450 Apico Honda of Josh Gilbert tucked in third, but not the best of starts for Conrad Mewse on his 450 Crendon Tru7 Honda who was back in fifth, but by the end of the opening lap he was up in to third. Hammal looked good at the front and eased away, but there was soon to be a good tussle going on behind him between Gilbert and Mewse, which went on for several laps until Lap 11 of the 15 Lap race when Mewse managed to pass Gilbert and now was to set off after Hammal, who had a three-second lead. Mewse did challenge Hammal two laps from the end but with backmarkers now in play it was to play a big part in Hammals progress and he was to ease away again and took the win from Mewse with Gilbert third with a good battle for fourth between two MX2 riders, Callum Mitchell on his Worx Total Triumph Powered by Mxology and the SevenSeven2 ride Kawasaki of Joel Rizzi who had clawed his way up through from sixteenth at the end of the opening lap to eventually get the better of Mitchell on the last lap to finish in fourth and leading MX2 rider.

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In the second moto, this time it was Gilbert who was quickest off the line with the holeshot from Hammal and Mewse, who nearly went down on the first corner. Gilbert was in a real hurry in this one and, with a clear track in front of him, was to pull a gap of nearly three seconds by the end of the third lap. Mewse was all over Hammal at this stage, looking for a way to pass Hammal, which he did on lap five, but Hammal stuck with Mewse and regained second back on the next lap until lap seven, when Mewse challenged again and was back up into second. Mewse was on a charge and was to close on Gilbert, whom he caught three laps from the end and managed to pass, and from that point went on to take the Chequered flag. Gilbert took second, with Hammal third. Ben Mustoe on the ASA United Gas Gas was the top MX2 rider, finishing in fifth. Mewse took the overall to win the Huck Cup, Hammal second, and Gilbert third overall, with Rizzi, the top MX2 rider, finishing fifth overall.

Joel Rizzi took fifth overall and was the leading MX2 rider in the Huck Cup

In the Jude Morris Celebration Trophy class, it was Charlie Richmond on the 250 Crendon Tru7 Honda who was fastest in qualifying and looked very comfortable in the tricky conditions, but in the opening race it was Archie Stapley who was to have the best start and led for the first couple oof laps before Richmond who didn’t have the best of starts was to take over at the front and was closely followed by the Chambers Racing Ktm of Hayden Statt with Stapley dropping back down to third. Richmond was in full control at the front and went on to take the chequered flag by some eight seconds from Statt, who was the leading 125 rider, with Stapley finishing in third.

In the second moto, Richmond hit the front from the off with Statt tucked in second just ahead of Stapley. Richmond wasted no time in this one and was to power away from Statt, but Stapley was put under a lot of pressure from Marley Alder who had a better start in this one who eventually was to pass Stapley and was now in third which was where he finished the race with Statt again finishing in second and with it took the 125 class Trophy and Richmond made it two wins out of two was to win the 250 class Trophy.

Jude Morris Celebration Trophy winners Charlie Richmond in the 250’s and Hayden Statt in the 125’s

The Mike Brown Memorial Under 50’s class again was well supported and was to produce some good racing. It was Billy Saunders who led the first race from the off and went on untroubled to take the win from Darren Banwell, with Matt Chaplin, who was involved in a real good tussle with Joe Russell in the early stages of the race, coming back at Russell towards the end of the race and managed to pass Russell to take third. In the second race it was Banwell who had the early lead, but was soon under a lot of pressure from Russell who was to get the better of Banwell on the third lap, but Banwell was not to let Russell get away and was trying all the time to get back in the lead which he did two laps later and from that point he was to power away at the front and went on to take the chequered flag by nigh on six seconds from Russell with Joe Monk taking third. Banwell took the overall with Saunders second and Russell third overall.

In the Mike Brown Memorial Over 50’s class, there was some top-class racing, and it had to be the best racing of the day, especially in the opening race between Terry House on his 1981 490 Maico and Craig Pratley, who was on a 2026 250 2-Stroke Yamaha. These two were to thrill the crowd with some close racing with House leading early doors before Pratley forced him wide on a righthander to take the lead, but House was to stay with Pratley as not to let him get away and came back to regain the lead on the next lap. House was trying to shake Pratley off and get a gap at the front, but Pratley was having none of it and stuck with House all the time until three laps from the end when he again got past House and just managed to hold him off to take the win by less than half a second with Paul Whillians coming home a distant third. In the second race, it was a flyer off the line for Pratley, who took the early lead from House with Whillians there in third, but it was Whillians who emerged in second within half a lap as House had gone down to fourth after making a mistake. Pratley had a clear track in front of him and was to clear off at the front, and took a comfortable winner by some twelve seconds from Whillians, with Darren Harvey talking third. Pratley took the overall from Whillians with House third overall.

The battle was on in the Mike Brown Memorial over 50’s class between No 50 Craig Pratley and No 66 Terry House

The Waldi 57 Cup class in memory of George Fountain had attracted a big entry as with other years, and as a mark of respect Ben Putnam had chosen to ride George’s bike, and he was to do him proud as he led the opening race from the off to race away to take the chequered flag by some ten and a half seconds ahead of Ross Millard and Charlie Putnam, but in race two it was Corey Hockey who led for the first four laps before being caught and passed by Charlie Putnam, but coming up through the pack all the time was Ben who didn’t have the best of starts who was making good progress all the time and was soon challenging Hockey for second. Charlie was still leading going into lap eight, but he had a mechanical problem and was to pull out, which saw Hockey regain the lead, but his lead was short-lived as Ben got past him before the end of the lap, and from that point was to go on to make it two wins out of two, Hockey second with Millard third. Ben Putnam took the overall to win the Waldi 57 Cup, with Millard second overall and Hockey third overall.

Ben Putnam onboard George’s Bike in the Waldi 57 Cup

In the GF 2-Stroke Open class which was in memory of George Frogley it proved a good day for last years winner Neville Bradshaw as he was to win both races and was chuffed to bits to retain the Trophy with Ben Franklin second overall and Harry Bradley taking third overall whereas in the 125 category the overall went to Bradley Wheeler who was top 125 in both races with Jack Dando second overall and Luke Newman third overall.

Neville Bradshaw on his way to retaining the George Frogley 2-Stroke Cup

In the MX1/MX2 Open class, it was Jamie Smith who had posted the fastest lap time in qualifying, by some two seconds quicker than his nearest rival, the ever-popular Welshman Glen Phillips. In the opening encounter, there was a good tussle all through the race between early leader Smith and Glen, with the lead changing twice through the race, but it was Phillips who was victorious at the flag, with third going to Mark Young. In the second moto, there was no stopping Phillips, who led from the off and was to go on untroubled to take the win from Young, with MX2 rider Harry Fletcher after a hard-fought battle through the race, with Smith taking third. Phillips took the overall from Young, with Smith third overall, whereas in the MX2 category, the overall went to Fletcher from Toby English, with Romeo Mead claiming third overall.

Results

Huck Cup Overall

Pos	No	Competitor	Total	r 1	r 2
1	426	CONRAD MEWSE	87	42	45
2	23	TAYLOR HAMMAL	85	45	40
3	3	JOSH GILBERT	82	40	42
4	579	BOBBY BRUCE	72	34	38
5	912	JOEL RIZZI	72	38	34
6	163	BEN MUSTOE	71	35	36
7	337	GLENN MCCORMICK	66	33	33
8	12	FINLEY EVANS	63	32	31
9	228	CHARLIE COLE	60	25	35
10	52	LUKE DEAN	60	28	32
11	150	AARON PATSTONE	60	30	30
12	592	FREDDIE BARTLET	58	31	27
13	32	CALUM MITCHELL	58	36	22
14	100	LIAM GALE	52	26	26
15	600	JAMIE SKUSE	49	29	20
16	272	NEVILLE BRADSHAW	46	17	29
17	714	BRAD TODD	46	18	28
18	777	ARCHIE HICKS	46	21	25
19	582	CULLEN SCOTT	46	27	19
20	10	HARVEY CASHMORE	45	22	23
21	34	SAM BISHOP	44	20	24
22	232	WILL PAYNE	40	19	21
23	407	ADAM CHATFIELD	24	24	–
24	118	JAYDON MURPHY	23	23	–
25	623	CHARLIE HUCKLEBRIDGE	16	16	–
26	15	BRADLEY WHEELER	15	15	–

Jude Morris Celebration Trophy – Overall

Pos	No	Competitor	Total	r 1	r 2
1	30	CHARLIE RICHMOND	90	45	45
2	548	HAYDEN STATT	84	42	42
3	484	ARCHIE STAPLEY	78	40	38
4	151	MARLEY ALDER	75	35	40
5	259	FABIAN-JUNIOR MORRISON	72	36	36
6	114	GEORGE CLARK	72	38	34
7	117	CONOR MCGRATH	69	34	35
8	94	OAKLEY SKINNER	65	32	33
9	12	REUBAN ALLWAY	65	33	32
10	37	JACK COUZENS	60	29	31
11	2	TED THOMPSON	60	30	30
12	465	OLLY WATER	58	31	27
13	2	BOBBY FARMER	52	27	25
14	33	GEORGE WORLOCK	51	28	23
15	14	LOUIE MAYTOM YALLAND	50	26	24
16	581	ARCHIE TRIMBY	49	20	29
17	69	OLIVER BURRIDGE	48	22	26
18	512	STANLEY SIEBERT	46	18	28
19	111	REUBEN STURMEY	46	25	21
20	771	SAM VERBEETEN	45	23	22
21	137	JOSHUA MARNOCK	44	24	20
22	161	TY MAYTOM JONES	40	21	19
23	17	CODY TUCKER-BROWN	36	19	17
24	78	SAMUEL GIBBS	35	17	18
25	210	WILLIAM MERCER	32	16	16

MBM Open – Overall

Pos	No	Competitor	Total	r 1	r 2
1	72	DARREN BANWELL	87	42	45
2	24	BILLY SAUNDERS	80	45	35
3	19	JOE RUSSELL	78	36	42
4	154	MCKENZIE HORLOCK	76	38	38
5	32	MATT CHAPLAIN	76	40	36
6	8	JOE MONK	75	35	40
7	92	JAMES DRINKWATER	65	31	34
8	16	FINLEY KENNINGTON	65	32	33
9	112	MARK WYATT	60	34	26
10	218	BEN LANGLEY	58	30	28
11	181	OLLIE HARRIS	56	25	31
12	51	JED STOCKHAM	53	21	32
13	12	MATTHEW FULLER	53	26	27
14	244	TOM WARING	53	28	25
15	439	CHARLIE HASKINS	49	29	20
16	46	DEAN STUTT	48	24	24
17	125	LAUREN-MAY COLLINGWOOD	42	13	29
18	10	JAMES BAKER	42	23	19
19	7	JAMIE SMITH	41	27	14
20	122	JOE ROWE	40	17	23
21	511	RICKY BROWN	36	33	3
22	15	JAKE TILLING	35	19	16
23	17	JAMIE HARVEY	34	16	18
24	15	JORDAN HARVEY	33	11	22
25	810	JAMIE AITKEN	33	12	21
26	95	LUKE WATKINS	32	2	30
27	12	JACOB HAWKINS	32	20	12
28	263	JESSE BARRETT	28	15	13
29	44	JACOB WRIGHT	28	18	10
30	8	JIM STANLEY	24	9	15
31	55	CAMERON DUDLEY?	24	22	2
32	923	JAK FORD	23	6	17
33	7	TOM MATTHEWS	21	14	7
34	77	GREG WILLCOX	16	5	11
35	225	OLI CROOK	15	7	8
36	211	RIO SPAREY	10	10	–
37	322	???	9	–	9
38	1	STEPHEN PARSONS	9	3	6
39	777	JOSH SCADDING	8	8	–
40	315	OLIVER SHEPPARD	8	4	4
41	20	CHANDLER HOLMES	6	1	5

MBM Over 50 – Overall

Pos	No	Competitor	Total	r 1	r 2
1	50	CRAIG PRATLEY	90	45	45
2	216	PAUL WHILLIANS	82	40	42
3	66	TERRY HOUSE	80	42	38
4	55	DARREN HARVEY	78	38	40
5	971	CHRIS BROWN	72	36	36
6	501	JAMES PRICE	69	34	35
7	254	GARY HENSON	69	35	34
8	16	DARREN KENINGTON	64	31	33
9	58	NEIL LONG	62	32	30
10	29	RICHARD EVANS	61	29	32
11	143	STEVE STUTT	61	30	31
12	5	SIMON NOBLE	57	28	29
13	185	BARRY HOLBROOK	52	24	28
14	10	CHAPPELL BUILDERS	52	25	27
15	64	DAVID STONE	52	26	26
16	99	MATT HAWKINS	50	27	23
17	60	DAVID ALDERTON	48	33	15
18	96	DANIEL CAVANAGH	45	20	25
19	42	DALE HUNT	45	23	22
20	13	MARK SIMS	43	19	24
21	144	VINCE CRAWLEY	43	22	21
22	119	DAVID WHITE WHITE	40	21	19
23	196	DARREN SHORTT	38	18	20
24	107	LUKE MERCER	34	17	17
25	45	STEVE FEWS	33	15	18
26	51	LEE WHITE	30	14	16
27	0	JON YOUNG	30	16	14
28	14	JAMIE ELVINS	25	12	13
29	781	JAMES LANE	13	13	–
30	116	DEAN WARREN	11	11	–

GF Open 2 Stroke – Overall

Pos	No	Competitor	Total	r 1	r 2
1	272	NEVILLE BRADSHAW	90	45	45
2	15	BRADLEY WHEELER	90	45	45
3	300	BEN FRANKLIN	84	42	42
4	654	JACK DANDO	82	42	40
5	45	HARRY BRADLEY	80	40	40
6	3	LUKE NEWMAN	77	35	42
7	600	JAMIE SKUSE	76	38	38
8	47	LUKE PHILLIPS	76	40	36
9	71	BLAINE BLACKWELL	74	36	38
10	74	RORY MARCHANT	72	36	36
11	999	CONNOR CHALLINOR	70	35	35
12	6	MAX FLETCHER	69	34	35
13	137	LEWIS COUZENS	67	33	34
14	44	CHARLIE FROST	67	33	34
15	51	SONNY SHIPTON	67	34	33
16	222	EVAN BUDD	65	32	33
17	31	BRAD WITHEY	64	32	32
18	17	RICHARD TANNOCK	62	30	32
19	408	DYLAN PEARCE	61	30	31
20	210	SAM MERCER	61	31	30
21	16	KYLE RICHARDS	61	31	30
22	156	DANIEL CHEESE	58	29	29
23	156	JOSH GRIFFITHS	56	25	31
24	23	DYLAN HARDISTY	56	38	18
25	194	JOHN COX	54	27	27
26	111	JASON DAVIES	53	28	25
27	40	SAM WALKER	51	23	28
28	54	HARRISON TRIMBY	50	24	26
29	181	JASON EGAN	46	22	24
30	69	WILL JONES	46	26	20
31	257	OWEN GOUGH	39	16	23
32	10	REGAN MOORE	39	17	22
33	26	SCOTT LAITY	37	18	19
34	78	MICHAEL LAITY	36	15	21
35	613	STUART COLE	29	29	–
36	24	L KEANWARL?	21	21	–
37	194	LEO PAVLOU	20	20	–
38	973	DEAN FROGLEY	19	19	–

Waldi 57 Cup – Overall

Pos	No	Competitor	Total	r 1	r 2
1	20	BEN PUTNAM	90	45	45
2	156	ROSS MILLARD	82	42	40
3	54	COREY HOCKEY	80	38	42
4	429	RYAN ALLEN	74	36	38
5	57	GARETH ARTUS	69	33	36
6	45	JOEL HUGHES	67	34	33
7	40	DREW LANE	66	31	35
8	14	RYAN HAMBLIN	64	32	32
9	663	JOHN MCKENZIE	61	27	34
10	92	CARL LUKE	61	30	31
11	374	JAKE PENNY	61	35	26
12	91	CHARLIE PUTNAM	59	40	19
13	565	REECE WAIN	56	26	30
14	257	ALEX FOUNTAIN	50	22	28
15	56	HUGH BENSON	50	23	27
16	157	MATT BENNETT	49	24	25
17	71	KYLE APPLEBY	44	20	24
18	518	TALLON LEACH	43	14	29
19	199	BRADLEY PRIEST	43	29	14
20	82	MAX MARNOCK	42	19	23
21	33	TOBY HEAD	42	21	21
22	4	JOSH PENNY	39	17	22
23	26	CLIVE CAUSON	34	16	18
24	29	KEIR TETT	32	15	17
25	92	JACK SEABORNE	28	28	–
26	73	RAPHAEL DEERING	28	12	16
27	202	CARL CHAMBERS	26	11	15
28	819	WILLIAM ELL	25	25	–
29	389	FRASER HOPKIN	20	–	20
30	77	TRISTAN MCGRATH	18	18	–
31	101	CAMERON JACKSON	13	13	–

MX1 & MX2 Open – Overall

Pos	No	Competitor	Class	Total	r 1	r 2
1	414	GLEN PHILIPS	MX1 OPEN	90	45	45
2	831	MARK YOUNG	MX1 OPEN	82	40	42
3	26	JAMIE SMITH	MX1 OPEN	80	42	38
4	338	BEN WHITE	MX1 OPEN	74	38	36
5	172	HARRY FLETCHER	MX2 OPEN	73	33	40
6	119	TONY GRIFFITHS	MX1 OPEN	69	34	35
7	708	TOBY ENGLISH	MX2 OPEN	69	36	33
8	565	REECE WAIN	MX1 OPEN	67	35	32
9	432	TOM MOORE	MX1 OPEN	65	31	34
10	444	ROMEO MEAD	MX2 OPEN	63	32	31
11	86	ELLIOT COOK	MX1 OPEN	57	27	30
12	235	JORDAN OWEN	MX1 OPEN	57	29	28
13	511	CALLUM WATSON	MX1 OPEN	57	30	27
14	522	FRANK ELWELL	MX1 OPEN	53	24	29
15	55	JACK TOTTLE	MX1 OPEN	52	28	24
16	606	MATTHEW BATH	MX1 OPEN	51	25	26
17	50	ROSS DEAN	MX2 OPEN	46	21	25
18	28	LUKE HUMPHRIES	MX1 OPEN	44	22	22
19	96	CRAIG LAWRENCE	MX1 OPEN	43	20	23
20	461	NADIYA JONES	MX2 OPEN	37	16	21
21	131	LOUIS BISS	MX1 OPEN	37	18	19
22	4	ADAM DIXON	MX2 OPEN	37	19	18
23	10	MACAULEY QUINNEY	MX2 OPEN	34	14	20
24	89	KENZIE COLE	MX2 OPEN	33	26	7
25	156	MATT BOWEN	MX1 OPEN	32	15	17
26	77	KIERAN OLDFIED	MX2 OPEN	27	12	15
27	824	KAILIN COOMBES	MX2 OPEN	25	9	16
28	11	LIAM DEEGAN	MX1 OPEN	23	23	–
29	145	ASH BROWN	MX2 OPEN	23	10	13
30	56	ROBERT MILLS	MX1 OPEN	23	13	10
31	5	ROMNEY SALT	MX1 OPEN	21	7	14
32	111	DANIEL GRIFFITHS	MX2 OPEN	17	17	–
33	114	JONATHAN HARRIS	MX2 OPEN	17	6	11
34	63	JACK HARRIS	MX1 and MX2 Open	14	2	12
35	272	HARVEY FRYER	MX2 OPEN	13	4	9
36	9	JOHN HARRIS	MX2 OPEN	13	5	8
37	177	LIAM OLDFIED	MX2 OPEN	11	11	–
38	25	RICKY PEACOCK	MX1 OPEN	8	8	–
39	810	OLIVER BARNES	MX2 OPEN	3	3	–

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