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Kullas lands victory at Landrake but Searle is the Champ! 2022 Revo ACU British Motocross Championship Finale – Race Report & Results

From 65cc to MX1 all the Championship titles have now been wrapped up here at Landrake Moto Parc , the season finale of the Official Revo ACU British Motocross Championship Fuelled by Gulf Race Fuels. It was an adrenaline-fuelled, action-packed weekend where there was drama and emotions flying all around the paddock.

Race Report by RHL Activities – Images courtesy of Conway MX – RHL Activities

The smallest of the classes the 65cc was some of the most intense racing we have seen all season, with Casey Lister and Marty Spires fighting for first place the whole weekend. On the Saturday the 65cc class rode three out of their four races with Casey winning all three races ahead of Marty Spires who contested him in races one and three and Arthur Moore who made a second-place appearance in race two. Cohen Jagielski the 2021 Auto winner and Leo Wilson also made an appearance in the top three but overall Marty took home the British Championship title.

The SW85 class provided what was called “some of the best racing in the youth class in years” It all came down to the last race on the Sunday for the Championship contenders Hayden Statt and Robbie Daly who throughout the whole race were seconds away from each other. Right to the very end it came down to the last corner, Hayden was calm and collected and pulled through on top and was crowned British Champion.

It was Billy Askews’ time to shine in the BW85 class, all the work and effort he put in this season was wrapped up on the Saturday of the event as he was crowned British Champion ahead of Josh Vail and Charlie Richmond, who both put up a fight. Despite Josh bringing home more points this round it was Billy who remained consistent with his points throughout the season and pulled ahead just slightly. With all three rounding off the podium at Landrake it was a nice sight to see after a long season of racing.

The 125cc Championship was all wrapped up at Whitby by Charlie Heyman a round early, allowing Heyman to compete in the MX2 class, leaving the podium up for grabs. We saw the riders grab this chance at the podium and wildcards Wal Beaney and Louis Vincent were top two on the podium with Wal rounding off the season with a race win ahead of GRT Impact KTM rider Ollie Colmer.

In the 250cc class the title was still to play for as Tyler Westcott and Jak Taylor were fighting it out for the top spot. Westcott stole the first two race wins, which put him out of reach for Taylor and in the spotlight for the Championship Title. In the overall weekend results Jak Taylor fought hard and came first overall on the podium after Westcott retired on the Saturday. Domonic Newbury came in second and Ben Zeale rounded off his season on a high note on the podium for the first time in third.

At Whitby the MX2 championship title was wrapped up by Conrad Mewse, who at Landrake rode in the MX1 class. Mewse had dominated all season, and this gave the other front runners a chance to be top step on the podium. It was GRT Impact KTM rider Jamie Carpenter who we saw take overall first in the Expert MX2 and MX2 class tied on points with Revo Seven Kawasaki rider Dylan Walsh it came down to the last race which Carpenter held. Third on the podium was SC Sporthomes rider Jorgen Matthias Talviku who’s second time on the podium was a nice way for the team to round off the season.

The highly anticipated MX1 class was truly the race to watch. With the head-to-head battle for Tommy Searle and Harri Kullas going down to the final race. Harri stormed the first race and was overcome with support heading into the second but surprisingly for the Cab Screens rider Josh Gilbert, who has frequently been seen on the podium over the past season, stole the win from under Harri and Tommy. This left it clear for Tommy to take the title with an 8 point lead.

The RHL Activities team would like to thank every rider, team, sponsor, clubs, and fans that have supported us this season. Please keep an eye on our website for information about the 2023 season.

You can rewatch all of the action via the below from the RHL Activities YouTube channel…

Results

MX1

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2
1	Harri Kullas	47	25	22
2	Josh Gilbert	45	20	25
3	Tommy Searle	40	22	18
4	Conrad Mewse	38	18	20
5	Shaun Simpson	32	16	16
6	Brad Todd	30	15	15
7	Dan Thornhill	26	12	14
8	Stuart Edmonds	26	13	13
9	John Adamson	25	14	11
10	Martin Barr	23	11	12
11	Liam Knight	20	10	10
12	Joe Clayton	13	8	5
13	Sam Nunn	12	4	8
14	Charlie Putnam	12	6	6
15	Glenn Mccormick	11	2	9
16	Luke Smith	11	7	4
17	Petar Petrov	9	9	–
18	Louie Kessell	8	1	7
19	Drew Anderson	8	5	3
20	Kelvin Townsend	4	3	1
21	Ben Clayton	2	–	2

MX2

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2
1	James Carpenter	47	22	25
2	Dylan Walsh	47	25	22
3	Jorgen-Matthias Talviku	40	20	20
4	Charlie Heyman	34	16	18
5	Tom Grimshaw	30	18	12
6	Adam Collings	27	13	14
7	Charlie Cole	24	9	15
8	Carlton Husband	23	7	16
9	Calum Mitchell	23	10	13
10	Sam Atkinson	23	14	9
11	Alfie Jones	22	15	7
12	Liam Garland	19	8	11
13	Michael Ellis	17	11	6
14	Jake Sheridan	17	12	5
15	Jamie Law	16	6	10
16	Ben Franklin	9	1	8
17	Travis Steels	9	5	4
18	Dylan Spencer	6	3	3
19	Bailey Johnston	5	4	1
20	Tom Hughes	4	2	2

Youth 250

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3	R4
1	Jak Taylor	89	20	22	22	25
2	Domonic Newbury	89	22	20	25	22
3	Ben Zeale	71	13	18	20	20
4	Joshua Bassett	68	16	16	18	18
5	Leon Williams	59	15	13	16	15
6	Harvey Cashmore	59	18	12	15	14
7	Charlie Palmer	54	14	14	13	13
8	Tyler Westcott	50	25	25	–	–
9	Hudson Roper	45	–	15	14	16

Youth 125

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3	R4
1	Wal Beaney	89	22	22	20	25
2	Louis Vincent	83	20	18	25	20
3	Ollie Colmer	78	14	20	22	22
4	Tyla Hooley	75	25	25	18	7
5	Raife Broadley	67	18	15	16	18
6	James Barker	59	15	16	13	15
7	Harrison Greenough	56	12	14	14	16
8	Liam Bennett	50	13	9	15	13
9	Wesley Mcgavin	48	11	12	11	14
10	Sydney Putnam	44	10	11	12	11
11	Dan Arkell	39	8	10	9	12
12	Reece Jones	39	16	13	10	–
13	Levi Saunders	32	9	6	8	9
14	Jon Waghorn	28	7	7	6	8
15	Carl Harris	25	–	8	7	10

Big Wheel 85

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3	R4
1	Josh Vail	172	45	42	45	40
2	Billy Askew	164	40	45	34	45
3	Charlie Richmond	164	42	40	40	42
4	Jake Walker	148	33	38	42	35
5	Drew Stock	145	35	34	38	38
6	Freddie Gardiner	144	38	36	36	34
7	Ollie Bubb	142	36	35	35	36
8	Lewis Spratt	127	32	32	32	31
9	Lucy Barker	126	31	31	31	33
10	Jamie Keith	125	34	33	33	25
11	Gus Mustoe	122	30	30	30	32
12	Zane Stephens	117	29	29	29	30
13	Alfie Payne	109	28	26	27	28
14	Tyler Jones	109	26	28	28	27
15	George Clark	106	27	27	26	26
16	Austin Beasty	79	25	–	25	29
17	Will Turner	49	24	25	–	–

Small Wheel 85

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3	R4
1	Hayden Statt	177	45	42	45	45
2	Robbie Daly	161	42	45	32	42
3	Finley Pickering	156	40	40	40	36
4	Blake Ward-Clarke	152	38	36	38	40
5	Joel Winstanley-Dawson	146	34	38	36	38
6	Sonny Rooney	140	36	35	35	34
7	Lucas Lee	131	32	33	33	33
8	Maison Jones	128	30	32	34	32
9	Archie Congdon	127	33	31	32	31
10	Marley Alder	122	31	30	31	30
11	Oscar Gilham	116	29	28	30	29
12	Harley Pastoor	114	28	29	29	28
13	Lucas Moncrieff	104	35	34	–	35

Junior 65cc

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3	R4
1	Casey Lister	177	45	45	45	42
2	Marty Spires	165	42	36	42	45
3	Cohen Jagielski	154	40	40	38	36
4	Arthur Moore	152	36	42	40	34
5	Riley-Ray Barrow	146	38	34	36	38
6	Jett Gardiner	135	35	33	35	32
7	Archie Stapley	121	28	24	34	35
8	Archie Butterfield	121	29	31	31	30
9	Charlie Mitchell	118	34	32	33	19
10	Ethan Gawley	115	27	27	32	29
11	Teddy Merriman	115	31	29	29	26
12	Nixon Coppins	115	30	30	30	25
13	Elliott Shawyer	111	32	28	20	31
14	Ronan Watson	107	26	26	27	28
15	Leo Wilson	106	–	38	28	40
16	Arthur King	101	33	35	–	33
17	Chad Prince	99	24	23	25	27
18	Jakson Ross	98	25	25	24	24
19	Olly Hadlow	92	23	20	26	23
20	Oscar Bird	88	21	22	23	22
21	Alfie Cotter	84	20	21	22	21

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