The 2026 Amped EMX Sparks British Masters roared into life at Monster Mountain MX with an incredible opening round packed full of exciting racing, dramatic battles, new classes, new riders, and the next generation of motocross talent delivering a superb weekend of action.
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With sunshine lighting up Saturday and strong winds testing riders on Sunday, the youngsters rose to the challenge in true championship fashion, producing bar-to-bar racing across both the Main Track and Junior Tracks.
The 2026 season promises to be the biggest yet for the series, with expanding classes, growing rider numbers, and some of the best youth motocross and electric motocross racing in the UK.
MAIN TRACK REPORTS
E9 MX Youth
Poppy Birkett was in sensational form throughout the weekend, taking a dominant clean sweep of victories and securing maximum championship points in commanding style. Poppie Randall’s consistency across all motos earned a strong second overall, while hard-charging William Ahern finished just three points behind in third after some impressive rides. Jemmima Tooley showed excellent pace all weekend but was unlucky with mechanical issues and a heavy fall whilst battling for second position in one race, eventually finishing fourth overall.
E8
Miles Boucher delivered a flawless performance with maximum points and a convincing overall victory. Frank Wallis remained close throughout the weekend in second overall, while Ted Tooley completed the podium in third.
85cc Small Wheel
Jexten Taylor was one of the standout performers of the weekend, taking an impressive maximum points haul while battling against both the big wheel 85cc machines and E8 bikes combined on track. Cadi Bradshaw rode consistently for second overall, with Efan Jones securing third. Ethan Evans finished fourth, followed by Arlo Jones in fifth.
85cc Big Wheel
Oli Staples controlled the class throughout the weekend and comfortably secured the overall victory, narrowly missing out on maximum points. Amiee Needs impressed with a superb second overall, while Oli Murphy edged out Cameron Addis for third by just six points.
E6
Teddy Franklin took the honours in the E6 class after a strong and consistent weekend of riding. Neveah Rivers rode maturely for second overall, while Lily Mae Brown completed the podium places. Reuban Hinge finished fourth with Jesse Nother rounding out the top five.
65cc Youth
The 65cc Youth class produced some of the most exciting racing of the weekend. Myles Chee emerged victorious overall with fast and consistent performances across every moto. Ellis Owen secured second overall and claimed multiple race wins, while Milo Williams’ aggressive riding style earned him a deserved podium finish. Kaylum Clarke showed podium pace throughout the weekend but a non-score in Moto 1 dropped him to sixth overall despite being among the fastest riders in the class. Oscar Lewis finished fourth overall, closely followed by Paisley Cleft who delivered several excellent rides through the pack. Mia Jones battled hard for seventh, ahead of Harper Newton, Ortus Simons and Beau Hinge who completed the top ten.
E3
Marley Jobson was untouchable throughout the weekend, taking every race victory and maximum championship points in sensational fashion. The battle for second overall went right down to the wire, with Blake Thomas narrowly edging Cameron Raynes by just two points. Behind the podium positions there were intense battles throughout the field. Henry Chamley secured fourth overall ahead of Cooper Kempin in fifth and Santiago Khakbazan in sixth. Jimmy Smith finished only five points further back in seventh, followed by Freddie Mason and Lachlan Nicholson.
E5
The E5 class delivered some of the most competitive racing of the entire event. Tommy Bridges was in outstanding form and secured the overall victory, although Theo Hancock pushed him all weekend with some storming rides through the pack and a race win of his own. Teddy Williams completed the podium, while Harry Perkins took fourth. Further back the points battle remained incredibly tight. Elvis Hugh finished fifth, with Ruben Williams taking sixth on countback ahead of Auley Luxton after the pair finished tied on points. Rufus Culliford was only one point behind in eighth, with Finley Moore another single point back in ninth. Ricoh Burke Easton completed the top ten.
50cc Auto Small Wheel
The Small Wheel Auto class produced a thrilling battle for the victory between eventual winner Amiyah Haughton and Theo Hancock, with only three points separating the pair at the end of the weekend. Jacob Perkins secured third overall, while Hunter Martin finished fourth just ahead of Tommi Lewis in fifth.
Completing the top ten were Theo Hicks Evans, Tommy White, Logan Thompson, Ajay Claremount and Seb Summerill.
50cc Auto Big Wheel
Charlie Needs dominated the Big Wheel Auto class with a faultless maximum points weekend. Ronnie Evans secured second overall just six points ahead of the consistent Olivia Daniel in third. Apollo Newton finished fourth, while Henry Davey completed the top five. Roczen Hickey tied on points with Davey but lost out on countback for sixth overall. Reuben Grabham, Beauden Szpadt and Mason Cooke rounded out the top nine.
JUNIOR TRACK REPORTS
12” E-Drive
Chester Crump was in exceptional form, taking maximum points and a dominant overall victory. Jettson Chesswell was consistently in the battle for podium positions and secured second overall ahead of Rowan Seal in third. Alfie Hughes finished only two points off the podium in fourth, with Ruben Lee completing the top five. Maisie White narrowly missed out on fifth after finishing just four points behind.
16” 250W E-Drive
Poppy Meredith controlled the class throughout the weekend to secure the overall victory. Noah Dark claimed several race wins on his way to second overall, while Albie-Grey Mellows completed the podium only four points behind. Effie Thomas finished fourth, ahead of Henry Waterman in fifth.
16” 400W E-Drive
Tommy White dominated the class with maximum points and some excellent riding. Boycie Clements secured second overall while Jimmy Smith completed the podium. Cree Ryker Grant finished fourth with Jesse Aldred taking fifth.
E1 Junior
Freddy Fenwick delivered a perfect weekend to secure maximum points and the overall victory.
18” E-Drive
Harry Meredith was outstanding all weekend, securing a clean sweep of race wins and maximum points. Ezra Guyton finished second overall, six points ahead of Joey Jones in third. Aria Jones rode consistently for fourth overall, while Seb Carr completed the top five.
20” E-Drive
The 20” E-Drive class was packed with action from start to finish. Cian Bradshaw secured the overall victory after some dynamic riding performances, finishing just four points ahead of Alfie Aldred who also claimed a race win during the weekend. Emy Gardner took third overall ahead of Freya Waterman in fourth and Jesse Nother in fifth.
E2
Simon Crocker was in dominant form all weekend and secured maximum points with a commanding overall victory. William Jago finished second overall just two points ahead of Boston Cleft in third. Archer Safe narrowly missed the podium only two points further back in fourth, while Cree Ryker Grant completed the top five. Harri Llewellyn took sixth ahead of Dylan Seal and Arthur Thomas James.
E4
Boycie Clements secured the overall victory by just three points after a close battle with George Fenwick in second. Reggie Lewis completed the podium.
PW50
The PW50 class once again proved hugely entertaining. Taytum Hickey secured the overall victory ahead of Denni Morris in second. Jax Nicholas looked set for the overall win after taking three race victories on Saturday, but crashes on Sunday dropped him back to third overall. Henri Lewis finished fourth with Liliana Stephens completing the top five.
Round 1 delivered an incredible start to the 2026 championship season, showcasing the future stars of motocross and electric motocross in front of a fantastic crowd at Monster Mountain MX. Attention now turns to Round 2 this June, where championship battles are already beginning to heat up.
Round 2 Information
June 20–21, 2026 – Monster Mountain MX
Entries are now OPEN
Registered riders retain priority booking before wildcard entries become available.
How to Enter
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RESULTS TABLES
E9 MX Youth – Overall
- Poppy Birkett – 225
- Poppie Randall – 198
- William Ahern – 195
- Jemmima Tooley – 192
E8 Youth MX – Overall
- Miles Boucher – 225
- Frank Wallis – 210
- Ted Tooley – 200
85cc MX Youth Small Wheel – Overall
- Jexten Taylor – 225
- Cadi Bradshaw – 210
- Efan Jones – 194
- Ethan Evans – 188
- Arlo Jones – 80
85cc MX Youth Big Wheel – Overall
- Oli Staples – 222
- Amiee Needs – 213
- Oli Murphy – 198
- Cameron Addis – 192
E6 Junior MX – Overall
- Teddy Franklin – 177
- Neveah Rivers – 171
- Lily Mae Brown – 160
- Reuban Hinge – 112
- Jesse Nother – 74
E6 65cc MX Youth – Overall
- Kaylum Clarke – 211
- Ellis Owen – 207
- Myles Chee – 206
- Milo Williams – 180
- Paisley Cleft – 168
- Mia Jones – 159
- Garin Battenbough – 158
- Beau Hinge – 152
- Harper Newton – 151
- Rupert Foden – 150
- Freddie Jones – 144
- Mason Roberts – 144
- Oscar Lewis – 138
- Noah Whittaker – 136
- Ortus Simons – 120
- Emy Gardner – 51
E3 MX Auto – Overall
- Marley Jobson – 225
- Blake Thomas – 204
- Cameron Raynes – 202
- Henry Chamley – 189
- Cooper Kempin – 172
- Santiago Khakbazan – 170
- Jimmy Smith – 165
- Freddie Mason – 160
- Lachlan Nicholson – 153
E5 MX Auto – Overall
- Tommy Bridges – 222
- Theo Hancock – 211
- Teddy Williams – 198
- Harry Perkins – 185
- Elvis Hugh – 168
- Ruben Williams – 166
- Auley Luxton – 165
- Rufus Culliford – 165
- Finley Moore – 164
- Ricoh Burke Easton – 152
- Seb Carr – 150
- Eddie Peet – 149
- Cian Bradshaw – 147
- Haydn Pottenger – 142
- Ronnie Gardner – 136
- Vinnie Williams – 109
50cc Auto Small Wheel – Overall
- Amiyah Haughton – 219
- Theo Hancock – 216
- Jacob Perkins – 193
- Hunter Martin – 186
- Tommi Lewis – 183
- Theo Hicks Evans – 174
- Tommy White – 165
- Logan Thompson – 165
- Ajay Claremount – 161
- Seb Summerill – 106
- Sonny Parker – 31
50cc Auto Big Wheel – Overall
- Charlie Needs – 225
- Ronnie Evans – 208
- Olivia Daniel – 202
- Apollo Newton – 190
- Henry Davey – 176
- Roczen Hickey – 176
- Reuben Grabham – 171
- Beauden Szpadt – 167
- Mason Cooke – 160
12” E Drive Balance Bike – Overall
- Chester Crump – 225
- Jettson Chesswell – 192
- Rowan Seal – 183
- Alfie Hughes – 181
- Ruben Lee – 166
- Maisie White – 162
- Dylan Raynes – 135
- Harlow Jay Bailey – 134
- Bobbi Thomas – 134
16” 250W E Drive Balance Bike – Overall
- Poppy Meredith – 219
- Noah Dark – 208
- Albie-Grey Mellows – 204
- Effie Thomas – 190
- Henry Waterman – 181
- Zola Cockburn – 177
- Roman Bridges – 167
- Oliver Griffiths – 129
- Ronnie Gardner – 103
16” 400W E1 E Drive Balance Bike – Overall
- Tommy White – 225
- Freddy Fenwick – 225
- Boycie Clements – 210
- Jimmy Smith – 200
- Cree Ryker Grant – 188
- Jesse Aldred – 182
18” E Drive Balance Bike – Overall
- Harry Meredith – 225
- Ezra Guyton – 208
- Joey Jones – 202
- Aria Jones – 188
- Seb Carr – 182
- Bobby Nolan – 173
- Essie Franklin – 164
- Noah Cockburn – 164
- Billy Randall – 69
- Harper Luxton – 66
20” E Drive Balance Bike – Overall
- Cian Bradshaw – 217
- Alfie Aldred – 213
- Emy Gardner – 194
- Freya Waterman – 193
- Jesse Nother – 188
E2 – Overall
- Simon Crocker – 225
- William Jago – 202
- Boston Cleft – 200
- Archer Safe – 198
- Cree Ryker Grant – 188
- Harri Llewellyn – 172
- Dylan Seal – 171
- Arthur Thomas James – 164
E4 – Overall
- Boycie Clements – 219
- George Fenwick – 216
- Reggie Lewis – 200
PW50 – Overall
- Taytum Hickey – 209
- Denni Morris – 202
- Jax Nicholas – 195
- Henri Lewis – 186
- Liliana Stephens – 182
- Tommy Jones – 174
- Caelan Bray – 170
- Axel Farina Bray – 166
- Ruben Lee – 163
- Angus Coates – 87
- Maggie Evans – 63
