May makes Hay at Marshfield! 2022 UK Evo MX Championship Round 6 – Race Report & Results

Last Sunday round 6 of the Uk Evo Mx Championship took place at Marshfield in Wiltshire. Originally this event was going to be a two-day meeting, but the team decided due to the very hot weather recently that they would only run one day on the Sunday. The track had a lot of water put on it during Saturday and had been prepped to perfection which was to produce some good racing. Entries for the event were not quite as good as other rounds which was not surprising with many riders deciding not to ride as with the cost of fuel.

Report and Images by Dave Rich

In the Evo 125 class there was a welcome return to racing for local Bristonian John May on his CR125 Honda who in the opening race was involved in a good tussle with fellow CR125 rider Kristian Hutchings who did lead for several laps after passing May after the opening lap before May came on strong on the last couple of laps and took over at the front and from there went on to take the chequered flag from Hutchings who was a close second with John Butler taking third. In the second moto again, it was May who led early doors before Hutchings took over, but just as in the opening race May waited his time and piled on the pressure with two laps remaining and found away pass and went on to take the win with Hutchings again second and Butler third. In the last race this time it was Hutchings from the off with the early lead, but this was short-lived as by the end of the second lap May was to take over at the front and was to go on to make it a clean sweep of wins with Hutchings notching up second again and Butler third.

No 116 Dean Warren and No 739 Danny Blakeley battling it out in the Vets Over 45 Evo class

In the Evo 250 class there was no stopping the CR250 Honda with Jamie Skuse onboard who took a convincing hattrick of wins, but there were some good battles behind him between James Kensington, Dean Stutt and Kyle Proctor with Kensington eventually taking second overall ahead of Proctor who took third overall.

In the Evo 500 class it was the KX Kawasaki of James Price who was triumphant in all three races with a hat trick of wins with Alex Wallis and Mitchell Griffin ending the day tied on points but by virtue of the last race result second overall was to go to Wallis.

The Super Evo Under 40’s class saw some of the best racing of the day, especially between the two CR500’s of Tom Gilbert and Oliver Weeks with Gilbert winning the opening two races, but in the last race Weeks was to shine and held off Gilbert for several laps to take the win, but it was Gilbert who took the overall from Weeks with Gary Brown taking a well deserved third overall, where as in the Over 40’s Super Evo class two wins and a third was to give John Butler on his CR250 the overall with Luke Dewey who was consistant in all three races taking second overall and Max Hendy took third overall, Nathan Davies had a second in the opening race and took the win in the last race, but unfortunately for Nathan a mistake in the second moto was to cost him a podium place and he eventually finished fourth overall.

In the Super Evo Over 50’s class the day belonged to Mark McGill who was to show his class in all three races taking the overall with Gavin Hickman ending the day with a 4 2 2 scorecard to give him second overall and third overall went to Ray Chivers who put together three good rides.

James Reeves giving his all ion the Twinshock Under 50’s class

In the Vets Over 45 class there was some really close racing at the front between yet another couple of KX500 Kawasaki’s of Dean Warren and Danny Blakeley with Warren winning the opening two races from Blakeley, but in the last race Blakeley this time had the better start and he wasn’t going to give that up without a fight and held off Warren in the closing stages to take the win, but it was Warren who took the overall from Blakeley with Martin King on his CR250 with a scorecard of 3 3 4 taking that third spot on the podium.

The Vets Over 60’s class saw that man Martin Coleman on his 510 Husqvarna win the opening two races ahead of Peter Archer on his YZ250 Yamaha, but Coleman was to be beaten in the last race by Archer, but Coleman took the overall from Archer with Graham Challis taking third place overall with a hattrick of third place finishes.

In the Twinshock Under 50’s class there was no stopping Matt Nash who rode to three convincing wins and took the overall from James Reeves who took a hattrick of second places with Phillip Peaster taking third in all three races to give him third overall, whereas in the Over 50’s Twinshocks it was Terry House who took the overall but not without having to work hard in the opening race after getting the holeshot, but was to stall his bike exiting the first corner, but he was soon on it and by the end of the second lap he was at the front and was on his way. Andy Bowles with a 2 2 3 scorecard took second overall by two points from Gary Biddle who took third overall.

Jeff Evans in action in the Super Evo Over 50’s

In the Modern 2-Stroke Under 50’s class, there was a fine display of riding from Welshman Adam Cook who took the overall with Ben Millward with three consistent rides taking the second spot on the podium with Harry Ridgeway ending the day third overall whereas in the

Over 50’s class Jason Morettes on his YZ250 Yamaha took a hattrick of wins and claimed the overall, but the battle for second overall was to go down to the last race result as both Barry Goodman and Mike Allport were tied on points, and it was Goodman who took second in the race ahead of Allport which was to give Goodman that second spot overall.

In the WME Pre 85 class there was only one winner at the end of the day, and that was Phil Newman who took all three race wins with Samuel Pocock taking second overall with Stuart White third overall.

Gary Brown powered his way to taking third overall in the Super Evo under 40’s cl

Results

Evo 125

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3
1	John May	150	50	50	50
2	Kristian Hutchings	141	47	47	47
3	John Butler	135	45	45	45
4	Matt Coles	129	43	43	43
5	Phillip Newman	121	41	41	39
6	Paul Jones	119	39	39	41
7	Neil Long	105	33	35	37
8	John Haxton	99	35	33	31
9	Tim Pearce	89	29	31	29
10	Leigh Brean	89	31	30	28
11	Jason Davies	87	28	26	33
12	Paul Watson	86	24	27	35
13	Dean Jeffries	81	26	25	30
14	Chris Matthews	74	37	37	–
15	Steve Bundock	58	30	28	–
16	Jordan White	56	27	29	–
17	Colin Boyles	49	25	24	–

Evo 250

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3
1	Jamie Skuse	150	50	50	50
2	James Kensington	139	47	47	45
3	Kyle Proctor	135	43	45	47
4	Dean Stutt	125	39	43	43
5	Steven Stutt	117	45	31	41
6	Tyler Green	110	30	41	39
7	Scott Allen	104	37	30	37
8	Stuart Puddle	99	31	33	35
9	Andy Saywell	99	33	35	31
10	Lee Sims	89	28	28	33
11	Josh Barrs	80	41	39	–
12	Mark Chamberlian	72	35	37	–
13	Steven Coate	58	29	29	–
14	David Loxhamflyn	53	26	27	–
15	Luke Sims	53	27	26	–

Evo 500

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3
1	James Price	150	50	50	50
2	Alex Wallis	137	45	45	47
3	Mitchell Griffin	137	47	47	43
4	Nathan Kennedy	125	43	41	41
5	Martin Humphries	119	41	39	39
6	Joe Maguire	88	–	43	45

Super Evo Under 40

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3
1	Tom Gilbert	147	50	50	47
2	Oliver Weeks	144	47	47	50
3	Gary Brown	131	41	45	45
4	Kyle Bennett	125	43	41	41
5	Richie Frankcom	117	39	35	43
6	Bradley Clarke	109	35	37	37
7	Marcus Booker	109	33	43	33
8	Luke Bedwell	106	37	39	30
9	Lee Brown	95	30	26	39
10	Mark Oakley	94	31	28	35
11	Ryan Jones	89	28	30	31
12	Sam Mercer	89	29	31	29
13	Adam Hawkwood	84	27	29	28
14	Chris Mcgill	78	45	33	–
15	Brett Ayres	54	–	27	27

Super Evo Over 40

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3
1	John Butler	145	50	50	45
2	Luke Dewey	139	45	47	47
3	Max Hendy	131	43	45	43
4	Nathan Davies	128	47	31	50
5	Craig Dowding	123	41	41	41
6	Chris Peaty	109	33	39	37
7	Nick Carter	107	31	37	39
8	Phil Hunt	105	37	33	35
9	Jamie Winbourne	104	35	43	26
10	Micheal Anderson	98	30	35	33
11	Robert Mills	97	39	28	30
12	Simon Klemis	86	28	29	29
13	Nick Brashill	85	29	25	31
14	Dave King	85	27	30	28
15	Jason Hasaka	80	26	27	27
16	Gavin Richards	76	25	26	25

Super Evo Over 50

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3
1	Mark Mcgill	150	50	50	50
2	Gavin Hickman	137	43	47	47
3	Ray Chivers	129	45	41	43
4	Nick Dyer	127	39	43	45
5	Chris Koch	125	41	45	39
6	Steve Matthews	113	37	39	37
7	Jeff Evans	112	47	24	41
8	David Boswell Jones	103	33	37	33
9	Brad Davey	101	35	35	31
10	Rob Mills	96	30	31	35
11	Jon Pinkney	94	31	33	30
12	Jamie Gardner	87	29	30	28
13	Ashley Brown	84	26	29	29
14	Kevin Nash	82	27	28	27
15	Jeremy Tooth	77	25	26	26
16	?	74	24	25	25
17	Mike Gould	69	23	23	23
18	Mark Finn	67	21	22	24
19	Tim Palmer	65	22	21	22
20	David Woodbridge	55	28	27	–
21	Keith Ricketts	39	20	19	–
22	Andy Pitt	39	19	20	–

Vets Evo Over 45

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3
1	Dean Warren	147	50	50	47
2	Danny Blakeley	144	47	47	50
3	Martin King	133	45	45	43
4	Richard Dors	117	35	43	39
5	Stuart James	113	37	39	37
6	Kevin Ayres	103	31	37	35
7	Mark Long	98	30	35	33
8	Simon Jones	84	43	41	–
9	Andy Lidington	82	41	–	41
10	Gary Henson	45	–	–	45
11	Bruce Garside	39	39	–	–
12	Kevin Woolford	33	33	–	–

Vets Evo Over 60

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3
1	Martin Coleman	147	50	50	47
2	Peter Archer	144	47	47	50
3	Graham Challis	135	45	45	45
4	Duncan Childs	129	43	43	43
5	Aidan Quinn	121	41	41	39
6	Kevin Spiller	119	39	39	41
7	Dave Elliott	111	37	37	37
8	Derek Cook	103	33	35	35
9	Mike Sealey	99	35	31	33
10	Dave White	95	31	33	31

Twinshock Under 50

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3
1	Matt Nash	150	50	50	50
2	James Reeves	141	47	47	47
3	Phillip Peaster	135	45	45	45
4	Ryland Jones	123	39	41	43
5	James Hudson	86	43	43	–
6	Brad Perrett	41	41	–	–

Twinshock Over 50

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3
1	Terry House	150	50	50	50
2	Andy Bowles	139	47	47	45
3	Gary Biddle	137	45	45	47
4	Derek Mills	129	43	43	43
5	Jim Allwood	121	41	39	41
6	Ady Matthews	119	39	41	39
7	Steve Davey	109	37	37	35
8	Gary Heath	103	35	35	33
9	Johnny Stagg	101	33	31	37
10	Paul Stacey	64	–	33	31

WME

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3
1	Phil Newman	135	45	45	45
2	Samuel Pocock	122	40	40	42
3	stuart white	116	38	38	40
4	Andrew Batten	107	36	35	36
5	Neil Sutton	104	33	33	38
6	Jason Davies	104	34	36	34
7	Steve Davey	99	32	32	35
8	Ben Millichap	97	35	34	28
9	Darren Jukes	94	30	31	33
10	Johnny Stagg	93	31	30	32
11	Philip Jones	86	27	28	31
12	John Gerrish	86	29	27	30
13	Bradley Priest	84	42	42	–
14	Stuart Priest	81	26	26	29
15	Nigel Green	57	28	29	–

Modern 2 Strokes

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3
1	Adam Cook	150	50	50	50
2	Jason Morettes	150	50	50	50
3	Barry Goodman	139	47	45	47
4	Mike Allport	137	45	47	45
5	Ben Millward	137	47	45	45
6	Harry Ridgway	131	45	39	47
7	Charlie Razzell	129	43	43	43
8	Darren Shortt	127	43	43	41
9	Josh Herbert	127	41	47	39
10	Adrian Jennings	125	41	41	43
11	Keith Chandler	117	39	39	39
12	Duggie Jameson	111	39	31	41
13	Nicky Jones	105	31	37	37
14	Andy Newman	103	33	35	35
15	Chris Milliar	103	37	41	25
16	Jason Williams	98	35	28	35
17	Elliott Woodward	96	33	30	33
18	Callum Neate	92	27	35	30
19	Zac Preece	86	29	29	28
20	Richard May	84	28	27	29
21	Luke O Sullivan	82	26	25	31
22	Daniel Wiliams	82	30	33	19
23	Taylor Levett	77	25	26	26
24	Jon Young	74	37	37	–
25	Andy Statham	72	35	–	37
26	George Tucker	69	24	21	24
27	Ben Mason	69	23	23	23
28	Eleanor Colby	64	22	22	20
29	Dean Tucker	61	20	20	21
30	Matthew Dyke	59	18	19	22
31	Harvey Coate	54	21	15	18
32	Ashton Phillips	51	–	24	27
33	Brad Parkins	51	17	18	16
34	Liam Carpenter	48	16	17	15
35	Brandon Chamberlian	36	19	–	17
36	Mark Wincer	31	15	16	–

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