Morris majestic at Nympsfield! 2022 UK EVO MX Championship Round 3 – Race Report & Results

Back on Sunday 22nd May Nympsfield in Gloucestershire was the place to be for round 3 of the 2022 Uk Evo Mx Championships. The track was in good stead and was very technical which was to catch a few competitors out during the day but nevertheless, it was to produce some good racing as usual.

Report and Images by Dave Rich

The Evo 125 class was fast & furious just as it had been at the opening two rounds but missing from the start line was John May who was away on holiday and Elliott Barrs, but riding Elliott’s bike was his brother Jordan. In the opening race it was the CR 125 of Daryl Bolter with the best start from Kristian Hutchins and Ryan Butler. Bolter looked smooth at the front and was starting to get away, but up into second by the end of the second lap was Jordan Carter who was on a mission and closed in on the leader and was to take over the lead on the next lap. Barrs was to also pass Bolter and was to chase down Carter who he was all over on the last lap, but Carter held strong and took the win by 0.731 of a second with Bolter taking third. In the second moto it was Bolter again with the best start from Carter and Barrs with Carter breathing all over Bolter on the second lap looking to take the lead, but Bolter held him off and Barrs was now all over Carter and after a lap of constant pressure Barrs got the better of Carter and was to close in on Bolter on the last lap and was trying to find away pass but it was to no avail as Bolter kept the door shut and took the win by literally 0.447 of a second with Carter taking a distant third.

The last race saw Carter hit the front from the off followed by Bolter and Barrs. Carter was soon into his rhythm and was to pull away abit, but all eyes were on Bolter and Barrs who were having a real tussle with Barrs eventually getting pass Bolter and was now closing in on Carter, but just as in the other two races Barrs had to settle for second in the race which gave him second overall behind Carter who was overall winner.

No 30 Jordan Carter & No 17 Daryl Bolter battling it out in the Evo 125 class

The Evo 250 class saw Jamie Skuse on his CR Honda blitz the opening race once he hit the front on the opening lap by winning it by some 20 seconds from Jamie Smith with Jordan Carrier taking third. In the second moto it was Carrier who led from the off from Smith with Skuse back in third, but not for long as he managed to pass Smith by the end of the opening lap and was to take the lead on lap 2 after Carrier made a mistake and dropped down to third behind Smith who was now in second but Smith had no answer to Skuse who went on to take the chequered flag.

The last race was full of drama from the off with Skuse leading but a slight mistake at the end of the opening lap saw Smith take the lead with Skuse now giving chase and he was soon challenging for the lead again and went around Smith and went through, but he went into the loose stuff at the edge of the track and hit the bank and went down hard. Smith regained the lead and up into second was now Carrier just ahead of James Kensington who was out on a Honda instead of his usual YZ Yamaha. Skuse had remounted and was soon up into fourth and looking to find away pass Kensington which he managed to do on the last lap and took third in the race which was enough to give him the overall by one point from Smith.

No 30 Shaun Church & No 353 Gary Biddle in action in the Over 50’s Twinshock class

The Evo 500 class saw Terry House on his Butler 490 Maico win the opening two races ahead of the KX Kawasaki of George Gough, but in the last moto it was Gough who took the win with House taking second after a battle with the CR Honda of Paul Edge which was enough to give him the overall from Gough with Edge ending the day third overall.

In the Super Evo Under 40’s class it was Oliver Consterdine on the CR 250 Honda who won the opening two races, but a Dnf in the last race was to put him off the podium and it was Chuck Davies on his KX 125 Kawasaki who won the last race and with two high scoring finishes in the other two races Chuck was to take the overall whereas in the Over 40’s Super Evo class it was Nathan Davies on the CR 250 Honda who took the overall with a 1-2-1 scorecard only to lose out on a clean sweep of wins by John Butler.

In the Over 50’s Super Evo class there was no stopping the 500 CR Honda of Jason Morris who dominated all three races with Jeff Evans ending the day second overall with third overall going to Nick Dyer.

Brian Wheeler was on song in the Vets Over 45 Evo class

In the Vets Over 45 Evo class it was that 500 CR Honda of Brian Wheeler who was to show his class again in dominating all three races to take the overall, but there was a battle royal to determine who was going to take second overall as Danny Blakeley on his KX 500 Kawasaki and Phil Lewis onboard his YZ 250 Yamaha went into the last race tied on points, so it was all about the last race and it was Blakeley who just took second behind Wheeler by less than a second from Lewis which gave Blakeley second overall.

The Vets Over 60’s Evo class it was that man Martin Coleman who powered his 510 Husqvarna to take the chequered flag in all three races to take the overall from Kevin Cole and Vince Crawley who took second and third overall.

Matt Nash dominated all three Under 50’s Twinshock class

In the Twinshock Under 50’s class there was a fine display of riding from Matt Nash who was to win all three races to take the overall with Philip Peaster finishing second to Nash in all three races taking second overall and James Reeves with a trio of third place finishes giving him third overall whereas in the Twinshock Over 50’s class we had three different winners with Kelvin Tatum winning the opening race from Mark Roberts who after winning the second moto was set to take the overall, but a Dnf in the last race ended his hopes of being on the podium and it was Shaun Church who won the last race and with good results in the other two races he was to take the overall.

Kelvin Tatum heads the opening combined Under & Over 50’s Twinshock race

In the Modern 2-Stroke under 50’s class there was no stopping Luke Dean on his 250 Fantic who was in blistering form and totally dominated all three races to take the overall with Rhys Walker taking second overall after finishing second to Dean in all three races and Thomas Herbert taking third overall with three third place finishes and in the Over 50’s Modern 2-Stroke class it was Lance Marshall who won the opening race from Richard Vincent with the tables being turned in the second moto so they were tied on points going into the last race so it was all out in the last race and it saw Vincent take it by a whisker from Marshall at the line to give Vincent the overall from Marshall with Jason Morettes taking third overall by virtue of the better race result in the last race over Rob Mead who took fourth overall on the same points as Morettes.

Luke Dean blitzed the rest of the field in the Under 50’s Modern 2-Stroke class

Results

Evo 125

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3
1	Jordan Carter	145	50	45	50
2	Jordan Barrs	141	47	47	47
3	Daryl Bolter	140	45	50	45
4	Tom Moore	125	39	43	43
5	Kristian Hutchings	119	43	37	39
6	Ryan Butler	119	41	41	37
7	Matt Coles	105	37	35	33
8	Phillip Newman	103	35	33	35
9	Paul Jones	93	33	31	29
10	John Haxton	91	30	30	31
11	Neil Long	85	29	28	28
12	Jordan White	81	28	29	24
13	John Butler	80	–	39	41
14	Ian Mead	79	25	27	27
15	Steve Bundock	77	26	25	26
16	Mathew Jakeways	68	21	24	23
17	Warren Clifton	61	31	–	30
18	Paul Watson	53	27	26	–
19	Reece Pincher	48	23	–	25
20	Tim Pearce	24	24	–	–
21	Colin Boyles	22	22	–	–

Evo 250

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3
1	Jamie Skuse	145	50	50	45
2	Jamie Smith	144	47	47	50
3	Jordan Carrier	137	45	45	47
4	James Kensington	129	43	43	43
5	Ben Hodgkins	123	41	41	41
6	Tyler Green	115	37	39	39
7	Steven Stutt	113	39	37	37
8	Kyle Proctor	105	35	35	35
9	Scott Allen	97	33	31	33
10	Gareth Chamberlian	94	30	33	31
11	Zack Hackett	85	28	27	30
12	Stuart Puddle	85	29	28	28
13	Lee Sims	82	27	26	29
14	Nick Ponting	76	24	25	27
15	Luke Sims	72	23	24	25
16	Johno Ryall	69	20	23	26
17	Andy Saywell	61	31	30	–
18	Matthew Allen	55	26	29	–
19	Jon Rutherford	25	25	–	–
20	Ben Dyer	22	22	–	–
21	Paul Annetts	21	21	–	–

Evo 500

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3
1	Terry House	147	50	50	47
2	George Gough	144	47	47	50
3	Paul Edge	135	45	45	45
4	James Price	129	43	43	43
5	Matthew Hitchman	121	41	41	39
6	Jack Peaster	119	39	39	41
7	Alex Wallis	111	37	37	37
8	Alfie Rimell	103	35	35	33
9	Rhys Edwards	101	33	33	35
10	Nathan Kennedy	92	31	31	30
11	Jim Allwood	90	29	30	31
12	Joe Maguire	30	30	–	–

Vets Evo Over 45

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3
1	Brian Wheeler	150	50	50	50
2	Danny Blakeley	139	47	45	47
3	Phillip Lewis	137	45	47	45
4	Dean Warren	129	43	43	43
5	Jeff Perrett	121	39	41	41
6	Simon Jones	119	41	39	39
7	Martin King	109	37	37	35
8	Gary Henson	107	35	35	37
9	Richard Dors	96	33	30	33
10	Mark Gessey	92	31	33	28
11	Alex Buckingham	91	30	31	30
12	Kevin Woolford	83	28	28	27
13	Stuart James	80	29	26	25
14	Johnathon Briggs	79	26	27	26
15	Anthony Tanner	78	18	29	31
16	Mik Hill	75	22	24	29
17	Alan Farr	74	27	23	24
18	Barry Sills	68	24	21	23
19	Paul Ford	67	25	20	22
20	Jason Jenner	63	23	19	21
21	David Smith	59	21	18	20
22	Dan Woodman	54	12	25	17
23	John Annely	51	20	16	15
24	Paul Rainey	50	17	14	19
25	Gareth Williams	48	13	17	18
26	Sean Renvoize	47	19	12	16
27	Kevin Allen	42	14	15	13
28	Kevin Ayres	30	16	–	14
29	Simon Bradbury	28	15	13	–
30	Glyn Moreton	22	–	22	–
31	Stuart Kingston	22	11	11	–

Vets Over 60

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3
1	Martin Coleman	150	50	50	50
2	Kevin Cole	139	47	45	47
3	Vince Crawley	133	45	43	45
4	Duncan Childs	131	41	47	43
5	Mark Dean	121	39	41	41
6	Graham Challis	121	43	39	39
7	David Ponting	107	37	35	35
8	Steve Humphrey	105	31	37	37
9	Aidan Quinn	99	33	33	33
10	Mike Sealey	97	35	31	31
11	Dave Elliott	90	30	30	30
12	Derek Cook	86	28	29	29
13	David White	79	24	28	27
14	Stephen Wildman	77	25	26	26
15	Keith Mortimer	55	–	27	28
16	Jonny Stagg	51	26	25	–
17	Dave Hunt	29	29	–	–
18	Andy Sturt	27	27	–	–
19	Kevin Spiller	23	23	–	–

Super Evo Under 40

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3
1	Chuck Davies	140	43	47	50
2	Ryan Allen	135	47	43	45
3	Oliver Weeks	131	45	45	41
4	Richie Frankcom	127	39	41	47
5	Gary Brown	123	41	39	43
6	Bradley Clarke	103	33	35	35
7	Oliver Consterdine	100	50	50	–
8	Dave Anthony	98	31	30	37
9	Luke Bedwell	91	30	31	30
10	Mark Oakley	86	24	29	33
11	Ben Setchell	86	28	27	31
12	Adam Hawkwood	77	25	24	28
13	Lee Brown	74	35	–	39
14	Kyle Bennett	74	37	37	–
15	Christian Mcgill	60	27	33	–
16	Theo Prince	57	29	28	–
17	Darryl Sturt	55	–	26	29
18	Jake Harris	51	26	25	–
19	Brett Ayres	23	–	23	–
20	Alfie Rimell	23	23	–	–

Super Evo Over 40

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3
1	Nathan Davies	147	50	47	50
2	Martyn Tucker	139	47	45	47
3	Max Hendy	129	45	41	43
4	Nathan Jones	123	39	43	41
5	Craig Dowding	119	43	37	39
6	Jamie Winbourne	107	33	39	35
7	Dave King	97	31	33	33
8	John Butler	95	–	50	45
9	Luke Dewey	78	41	–	37
10	Robert Millls	70	35	35	–
11	Jason Hasaka	61	30	31	–
12	Simon Marston	37	37	–	–

Super Evo Over 50

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3
1	Jason Morris	150	50	50	50
2	Jeff Evans	139	45	47	47
3	Nick Dyer	129	41	45	43
4	David Boswell Jones	121	37	43	41
5	Ray Chivers	115	43	27	45
6	Dale Hunt	108	30	39	39
7	Steve Matthews	107	39	35	33
8	Clive Mallett	103	29	37	37
9	Mark Sankey	103	35	33	35
10	Brad Davey	96	33	41	22
11	Mark Finn	83	26	29	28
12	Kevin Nash	82	25	28	29
13	Jon Pinkney	80	27	22	31
14	Ashley Brown	79	28	21	30
15	Jeremy Tooth	77	24	26	27
16	Gavin Hickman	77	47	30	–
17	Andy Johnson	71	22	23	26
18	Mike Gould	69	20	24	25
19	Andy Stevens	67	23	20	24
20	Paul Rogers	67	19	25	23
21	Greg Pascoe	62	31	31	–
22	Tim Palmer	60	21	18	21
23	Phillip Jordan	37	18	19	–

Twinshock Under 50

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3
1	Matt Nash	150	50	50	50
2	Phillip Peaster	141	47	47	47
3	James Reeves	135	45	45	45
4	Carl Benham	127	41	43	43
5	Nigel Davies	115	39	37	39
6	Brad Perrett	82	43	39	–
7	James Humphrey	76	35	41	–
8	Kier Tett	76	–	35	41
9	Josh Church	74	37	–	37

Twinshock Over 50

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3
1	Shaun Church	136	41	45	50
2	Matthew Holcombe	133	45	43	45
3	Gary Diddle	131	43	41	47
4	Andy Bowles	119	39	37	43
5	Keith Jones	105	33	31	41
6	Ady Matthews	103	31	33	39
7	Adam Tabrett	97	30	30	37
8	Mark Roberts	97	47	50	–
9	Paul Stacey	93	29	29	35
10	Paul Ebsary	88	28	27	33
11	Andy Lidington	76	37	39	–
12	Mark Taylor	70	35	35	–
13	Dick Tett	55	27	28	–
14	Kelvin Tatum	50	50	–	–
15	Richard Benham	47	–	47	–

Modern 2 Strokes

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3
1	Luke Dean	150	50	50	50
2	Richard Vincent	147	47	50	50
3	Lance Marshall	144	50	47	47
4	Rhys Walker	141	47	47	47
5	Thomas Herbert	135	45	45	45
6	Jason Morettes	129	41	43	45
7	James Herring	129	43	43	43
8	Rob Mead	129	43	45	41
9	Mike Allport	123	39	41	43
10	Josh Herbert	123	41	41	41
11	David Ford	123	45	39	39
12	William Wall	113	39	37	37
13	Darren Shortt	111	37	37	37
14	Nicky Jones	109	37	33	39
15	Jason Williams	109	35	39	35
16	Andy Statham	103	33	35	35
17	Elliott Woodward	96	30	35	31
18	Callum Neate	94	33	28	33
19	Tom Martin	92	31	31	30
20	Matthew Fews	86	28	30	28
21	George Baylis	83	29	27	27
22	Cameron Lochead	82	27	29	26
23	Ross Dean	81	26	26	29
24	Danny Sansom	74	25	25	24
25	George Tucker	73	24	24	25
26	Bayley Stinchcombe	67	22	22	23
27	Dean Tucker	60	18	21	21
28	Liam Carpenter	59	21	18	20
29	Brandon Chamberlian	52	17	16	19
30	Matthew Jarvis	49	16	15	18
31	Josh Symonds	46	23	23	–
32	Matthew Dyke	40	20	20	–
33	Brad Parkins	39	–	17	22
34	Lewis Sills	38	19	19	–
35	Micheal Caddick	35	35	–	–

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