Parsons powers up at Hawkstone! AMCA Nationals Round 3 – Race Report & Results

Just three weeks ago, Hawkstone Park was underwater as the AMCA attempted to run a British Motocross Championship round. Last weekend they returned to the famous old venue to stage round three of their new National series sponsored by Dirtshifter Bike Cleaner, and what a contrast there was to be in the conditions!

Report and Images by Mike Wood

This time, the going was absolutely prime, producing plenty of exciting action and numerous moto’s which went right down to the wire. Eventually taking the overall victories on the day were Luke Bull, Michael Parsons, Joshua Senter, Joshua McKenzie, Michael Windsor and Bobby Dickinson-Smith.

Luke Bull the MX1 Experts winner

MX2 Juniors opened the programme at Hawkstone and Bobby Dickinson-Smith led moto one all the way as young Callum Radford took 2nd from series leader James Merrett, Chris Conduit and Ben Weston. Moto two then produced a thriller which was typical of the day’s super competition as Radford led the charge from Conduit. After seeing off Conduit, Callum then came under severe pressure from Dickinson-Smith and Merrett. Showing great composure and despite lacking in energy after having recovered from a bout of Covid, the leader managed to hold onto his advantage until the final lap of the contest when both of his challengers found a way through. In the last one, Dickinson-Smith then completed his classy maximum score chased again by Merrett, Conduit, Radford and Weston.

MX2 Juniors moto two action

Arriving at Hawkstone as the MX2 Seniors series leader, Nigel Woodman produced a super effort in moto one, coming through the pack to close in on leader Joshua McKenzie. For the remainder of the clash, Woodman was right on the back wheel of the leader, but despite his gallant efforts just failed to find a way through and thus snatch the win. Getting home in 3rd was Ozzie Murray with Joshua Main, Matthew Law and Elliot Clegg next up.

McKenzie was then victorious again in moto two before it all changed in the last one. This time Woodman was first past the chequered flag from Cameron Doleman, Benito Sidoli and McKenzie. In the podium stakes, it was McKenzie from Woodman and Clegg but more importantly in the series standings, Woodman has increased his advantage at the top to 33 points.

Blast off for MX1 Experts in moto one

After bagging a maximum in the series opener then missing round two, Michael Parsons was back in MX2 Experts action at Hawkstone. And, Parsons started with a win ahead of series leader Jordan Saunders, Ben Bird, Jacob Gwynne and Jack Jordan. Moto two then produced exactly the same top three as this time Josh Herbert took 4th with Gwynne in 6th. In the last moto, Saunders then ensured that he would remain as the series pace-setter by bagging a nice win ahead of Parsons.

MX1 Seniors in moto two action

Unbeaten so far in the National series, MX1 Juniors leader Michael Windsor maintained his very high-performance levels at Hawkstone by scorching to another maximum points haul. In the opener on Sunday, Kelvin Anderton took a great 2nd as David Donnelly, Andrew Lowe, Joshua Williams and Martyn Clinton filled the next four finishing places.

Moto two and Windsor was in the winning habit again but this time it was certainly not quite so straightforward! In the early stages and right up until the mid-point of the moto, the leader was coming under intense pressure from Clinton. Unfortunately though the challenger then crashed and tasted the Shropshire sand whilst attempting to make the vital pass. So it was 2nd for Clinton with Anderton a solid 3rd, Donnelly 4th, Thomas Meagher 5th and Williams 6th.

In the last MX1 Juniors moto, the super Windsor was right on the gas and stretching his KTM’s throttle wire to the max for yet another win and 50 big series points. So it was Windsor, Donnelly and Anderton on the podium. The big question now is can Windsor go through the card in the remaining two rounds at Nympsfield and Bromsberrow and thus claim the perfect score?

Bobby Dickinson-Smith the MX2 Juniors winner

Joshua Senter the Seniors MX1 series leader certainly started the day in style with an impressive win, leading home his brother Scott Senter, Nathan Lewis-Reilly, Lee Mitchell the Apex track builder who had earlier led the moto, Jack Tompkins and Jay Rumbold.

In another close, classic scrap, Rumbold then got the better of Joshua Senter in a great moto two contest with Lewis-Reilly 3rd. Then stretching his advantage at the top of the AMCA National series standings, Joshua Senter returned the compliment by getting the better of Rumbold in the last Seniors MX1 battle with the consistent Lewis-Reilly yet again in 3rd.

Callum Radford, 3rd in MX2 Juniors

With a super moto one performance, Luke Bull on the big Green Kawasaki took the Experts MX1 win to thus also immediately narrow the gap on series leader Sam Jones. In this one, Richard Lloyd and Samuel Bradley also finished in front of Jones as Robert Fox, Jordan Hall and James Newby started the day with strong rides.

Wayne Tabbott leading a MX1 Seniors battle

In the remaining two moto’s, Jones and Lloyd took a win apiece as Bull got home in 2nd spot on both occasions. So on the podium, it was Bull from Lloyd and Jones. Those lads also currently fill the top three slots in the series with Jones on top but just a very narrow 3 points better off than Bull with Lloyd only a further 7 points in arrears. This is shaping up to be a red-hot contest which could very well go right down to the wire and the last moto of the season!

Results

Expert MX1

Pos Competitor Points R1 R2 R3
1 Luke Bull 144 50 47 47
2 Richard Lloyd 140 47 43 50
3 Sam Jones 138 43 50 45
4 Samuel Bradley 129 45 41 43
5 Jordan Hall 125 39 45 41
6 Robert Fox 117 41 37 39
7 James Newby 113 37 39 37
8 Matt Ryder 101 33 33 35
9 Nathan Holtby 99 35 35 29
10 Craig Perks 92 31 31 30
11 Luke Ryder 90 29 28 33
12 Harry Greetham 84 26 27 31
13 Joe Bailey 83 27 29 27
14 Mitch Gray 80 28 26 26
15 Mitch Nicholls 78 25 25 28
16 Thomas Herbert 60 30 30
17 Christopher Childs 24 24

Expert MX2

Pos Competitor Points R1 R2 R3
1 Michael Parsons 147 50 50 47
2 Jordan Saunders 144 47 47 50
3 Ben Bird 135 45 45 45
4 Josh Herbert 125 39 43 43
5 Jack Jordan 123 41 41 41
6 Jacob Gwynne 121 43 39 39
7 Samuel Carroll 107 35 35 37
8 Ben Seaburg 102 30 37 35
9 Colin Conduit 93 29 33 31
10 Benjamin Hawkins 91 28 30 33
11 Scott Barrow 88 31 29 28
12 Gabe Chinn 86 26 31 29
13 Jack Crawford 85 27 28 30
14 Ryan Carey 37 37
15 Dylan Lewis 33 33

Seniors MX1

Pos Competitor Points R1 R2 R3
1 Joshua Senter 147 50 47 50
2 Jay Rumbold 136 39 50 47
3 Nathan Lewis-Reilly 135 45 45 45
4 Scott Senter 133 47 43 43
5 Jack Tompkins 123 41 41 41
6 Wayne Tabbott 107 33 37 37
7 Mike Harbage 96 37 39 20
8 Richard May 92 26 33 33
9 Daniel Jones 89 29 29 31
10 Jack Parry 88 27 31 30
11 Mason Harris 87 31 30 26
12 Ryan Taylor 86 30 35 21
13 Lee Mitchell 82 43 39
14 Ashley Cartwright 79 28 24 27
15 Andrew Hayes 78 21 28 29
16 Toby Duke 76 23 25 28
17 Daryl Perkins 76 24 27 25
18 Chris May 71 25 23 23
19 kieran jones 70 35 35
20 Luke Lester Powell 70 22 26 22
21 Luke Archer 66 20 22 24
22 Jamie Glover 40 19 21

Seniors MX2

Pos Competitor Points R1 R2 R3
1 Joshua Mckenzie 143 50 50 43
2 Nigel Woodman 142 47 45 50
3 Elliot Clegg 127 39 47 41
4 Benito Sidoli 119 33 41 45
5 Cameron Doleman 116 30 39 47
6 Ozzie Murray 115 45 35 35
7 Owen Pitts 113 31 43 39
8 Joshua Main 113 43 33 37
9 Mathew Law 108 41 37 30
10 Daniel Morris 99 35 31 33
11 Lewis Thompson 83 22 30 31
12 Tom Hatton 82 24 29 29
13 Aiden Woodman 82 28 26 28
14 Tom Strange 78 25 27 26
15 David Delve 75 23 25 27
16 Thomas Crawford 54 29 25
17 Danny Price 54 26 28
18 George Wardle 37 37
19 Jack Martin 27 27

Juniors MX1

Pos Competitor Points R1 R2 R3
1 Michael Windsor 150 50 50 50
2 David Donnelly 135 45 43 47
3 Kelvin Anderton 135 47 45 43
4 Joshua Williams 125 41 39 45
5 Martyn Clinton 116 39 47 30
6 Luke Jenkins 111 35 35 41
7 Paul Hughes 107 31 37 39
8 Andrew Lowe 107 43 29 35
9 Thomas Meagher 107 33 41 33
10 Harry Knowles 100 30 33 37
11 Kimberley Holden-James 97 37 31 29
12 Simon Moore 90 29 30 31
13 Samuel Trinder 84 28 28 28
14 Jamie Payne 81 27 27 27
15 Jan Ilic 52 26 26
16 Brandon Carradine 51 25 26

Juniors MX2

Pos Competitor Points R1 R2 R3
1 Bobby Dickinson-Smith 150 50 50 50
2 James Merrett 139 45 47 47
3 Callum Radford 135 47 45 43
4 Chris Conduit 131 43 43 45
5 Ben Weston 121 41 39 41
6 Dale Screen 107 35 41 31
7 Kyran Holden 102 37 37 28
8 Oliver Davis 101 33 35 33
9 Kieran Payne 98 30 31 37
10 Callum Hurst 96 31 26 39
11 Christopher Leddington 92 29 33 30
12 Oliver Hurst 87 24 28 35
13 Scott Brown 81 23 29 29
14 Charlie Rush 77 20 30 27
15 Thomas Eastland 77 28 27 22
16 Jake Pawley 74 27 24 23
17 Haider Zaidi 70 22 23 25
18 Ellis Tighe 67 19 22 26
19 Tayler Lee 63 18 21 24
20 Charles Wilkins 50 25 25
21 Joshua Nicholl 39 39
22 Joe Harrison 26 26
23 Ashton Coleman 21 21
24 James Wise 17 17

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