North East triumphs for Mewse & Hammal! 2023 Revo ACU British Motocross Championship Round 6 – Race Report & Results

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The Revo British Motocross Championship headed to the North East for first time in over 15 years this past weekend as riders descended upon to School House in Consett for the penultimate round of the championship.

Report & Feature Image courtesy of RHL Activities

The smallest of the classes here at Schoolhouse are the 65cc who are joining us for their second race of the season, after coming through qualifying clubs all over the country. There was one clear winner this weekend in the 65cc class, Harley Marczak took the class by storm as he cleared all four races ahead of Casey Lister by fourteen points. Cohen Jagielski sits just four points behind that. We also saw Coppins and Merriman podium in fourth and fifth respectively.

In the Small Wheel class the podium remained the same as Hawkstone Park, with Joel Winstanley-Dawson in first, Jenson Severn in second and Arthur Moore in third. Again Severn and Winstanley-Dawson called it close each race with Severn managing to steal the third race win from under his nose. Chase Panter also had a respectable run this weekend coming fourth overall, moving his championship standing position to fourth. Whilst Archie Butterfield racked up the points.

The sixth round of the BW85 class championship showcased four exceptional talents, providing thrilling racing that had the crowd on the edge of their seats. Charlie Richmond emerged as the standout performer, taking a six-point lead over Josh Vail. Richmond’s dominance was solidified with three out of four race victories on Sunday, leaving spectators in awe of his incredible speed and precision. Jamie Keith and Drew Stock also made their mark, earning valuable championship points.

In the 125cc class Reece Jones again made it to top step on the podium with three of four race wins. With Wal Beaney close on his tail claiming that additional race win. Unfortunately, Wal had a shortfall in the second race on the Saturday, setting him back a few valuable points. However, this did not stop him on Sunday making up these points and finishing second overall. In third was Tyla Hooley, who sites fifth overall despite missing the first three rounds of the season.

The 250cc class took an unexpected turn this round, not following the narrative from the previous rounds. Champion-elect Billy Askew had a DNF on the first lap of race three from a crash, putting an end to his perfect season and allowing for another competitor to break through. Unexpectedly, Liam Bennett prevailed whilst runner up in the championship standings Mckenzie Marshall continued through coming second in every race of the weekend, however, Askews DNF allowed enough points for Marshall to make his debut on the top step of the podium.

In MX2 we saw the potential for Isak Gifting to be crowned champion with Bobby Bruce out through injury. But Isak didn’t take to this round at all finishing with a total of 25 points. He still remains the top of the Championship with Taylor Hammal 42 points behind leaving not much room for error in the final round of the season. Elliott Banks-Browne was on course for a perfect 1-1 weekend before a rock got stuck in his chain resulting in a DNF in race 1. Talk Templant KTM rider Ollie Colmer led the race through much of the first lap before unfortunately crashing and bringing his day to a premature end. It was Banks-Browne who would make amends for race one however, with a great ride to win race two.

The MX2 podium would eventually see two new faces with Jorgen-Matthias Talviku and Mel Pocock debuting, it was certainly a mixed race but the #23 Gabriel SS24 KTM rider Taylor Hammal would take the top step for the first time this year to round out an awesome day of racing!

In a turn of events in the MX1 class we saw Ivo Monticelli set the fastest time in qualifying, he then continued this into race one, however, fell short in the second race meaning he positioned 11th overall. The weekend also saw some awesome battles between teammates Conrad Mewse and Josh Gilbert who fought it out respectfully but competitively. But it was Mewse who took the advantage, finishing on the top step with his teammate just behind in second. Evgeny Bobryshev had a great weekend with his first podium of the season sitting third overall after having a round out at Hawkstone Park. Title contender and previous red plate holder Harri Kullas would miss out on a a podium for the first time all season having fallen to fourth overall, and now sits 33 points behind Mewse.

Join us to watch all the classes crown a champion at Oxford Motoparc on the 9th & 10th September.

Results

MX1 – Overall

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2
1	Conrad Mewse	50	25	25
2	Josh Gilbert	44	22	22
3	Evgeny Bobryshev	36	16	20
4	Harri Kullas	34	18	16
5	Tommy Searle	33	15	18
6	Tristan Purdon	29	14	15
7	James Carpenter	26	12	14
8	John Adamson	26	13	13
9	Brad Todd	23	11	12
10	Liam Knight	21	10	11
11	Ivo Monticelli	21	20	1
12	Tom Grimshaw	18	8	10
13	Miro Sihvonen	18	9	9
14	Martin Barr	13	6	7
15	Dan Thornhill	13	7	6
16	Stuart Edmonds	10	2	8
17	Jason Meara	9	5	4
18	James Dunn	5	–	5
19	Callum Green	5	3	2
20	Billy Mackenzie	4	1	3
21	Charlie Putnam	4	4	–

MX2 – Overall

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2
1	Taylor Hammal	45	25	20
2	Jorgen-Matthias Talviku	40	18	22
3	Mel Pocock	38	20	18
4	Carlton Husband	38	22	16
5	Joel Rizzi	31	16	15
6	Charlie Heyman	28	14	14
7	Elliott Banks-Browne	25	–	25
8	Joe Brookes	25	13	12
9	Isak Gifting	25	15	10
10	Jamie Wainwright	24	11	13
11	Ben Mustoe	21	10	11
12	Brad Anderson	21	12	9
13	Bailey Johnston	14	7	7
14	Sam Nunn	14	8	6
15	James Barker	12	9	3
16	Kyle McNicol	11	3	8
17	Josh Peters	11	6	5
18	Daniel Hutchinson	6	2	4
19	Shaun Mahoney	6	4	2
20	Ollie Beamish	5	5	–
21	James Dent	2	1	1

Youth 250 – Overall

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3	R4
1	Mckenzie Marshall	88	22	22	22	22
2	Billy Askew	75	25	25	–	25
3	Liam Bennett	75	16	18	25	16
4	Domonic Newbury	74	20	16	20	18
5	Jak Taylor	72	18	20	14	20
6	Joel Fisher	60	15	14	16	15
7	Seth Manners	53	12	13	15	13
8	Sydney Putnam	52	13	12	13	14
9	Joshua Bassett	47	14	15	18	–
10	Ryan Lowes	45	11	10	12	12
11	Aidee Smith	43	10	11	11	11
12	Aaron Dodd	38	9	9	10	10

Youth 125 – Overall

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3	R4
1	Reece Jones	97	22	25	25	25
2	Wal Beaney	84	25	15	22	22
3	Tyla Hooley	82	20	22	20	20
4	Beau Brown	72	18	18	18	18
5	Wesley Mcgavin	61	16	13	16	16
6	Ollie Bubb	59	15	16	15	13
7	Max Corke	48	13	12	13	10
8	Ryan Waggott	47	–	20	12	15
9	Jack Dando	46	12	11	11	12
10	Max Smith	42	–	14	14	14
11	George Corke	39	11	10	10	8
12	Josh Hall	34	9	9	7	9
13	Levi Saunders	30	10	–	9	11
14	Conner Smith	30	8	8	8	6
15	Louis Perrin-Brown	27	7	7	6	7
16	Will Haddock	14	14	–	–	–
17	Hayden Moody	6	6	–	–	–

Big Wheel 85

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3	R4
1	Charlie Richmond	175	45	40	45	45
2	Josh Vail	169	42	45	40	42
3	Jamie Keith	160	40	42	38	40
4	Drew Stock	156	38	38	42	38
5	Hayden Statt	144	36	36	36	36
6	Lewis Spratt	136	33	33	35	35
7	Harry Lee	136	34	34	34	34
8	Blake Ward-Clarke	136	35	35	33	33
9	Lucas Moncrieff	127	31	32	32	32
10	Kameron Greenhalgh	122	32	30	30	30
11	Archie Stapley	113	28	28	28	29
12	Stanley Siebert	108	29	27	26	26
13	Josh Hutchinson	107	27	26	27	27
14	Kole Nally	102	25	24	25	28
15	Andrew Piggford	97	26	25	21	25
16	Franky Jubb	93	–	31	31	31
17	Corey Jay Hull	93	24	21	24	24
18	Corey Wheatley	90	23	22	22	23
19	Jordan Kinsella	90	22	23	23	22
20	Travis Bixby	88	30	29	29	–

Small Wheel 85

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3	R4
1	Joel Winstanley-Dawson	177	45	45	42	45
2	Jenson Severn	167	42	42	45	38
3	Arthur Moore	158	40	38	38	42
4	Chase Panter	146	35	40	31	40
5	Archie Butterfield	143	38	35	36	34
6	John McCann	138	36	34	35	33
7	Oscar Gilham	131	33	33	33	32
8	Tommy Hutchinson	129	34	32	34	29
9	Harry Hall	126	31	28	32	35
10	Jamie Thorpe	122	32	29	30	31
11	Connor Thompson	118	28	31	29	30
12	Lucas Lee	112	–	36	40	36
13	Frankie Anderson	110	30	27	27	26
14	Jay-J Cooper	109	29	30	22	28
15	Finley Cookson	104	26	23	28	27
16	Jake Dixon	98	23	26	25	24
17	Riley Butterworth	97	27	21	24	25
18	Charlie Hobden	96	24	25	26	21
19	Charlie Dalgleish	95	25	24	23	23
20	Finley Larking	87	22	22	21	22

Junior 65cc

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3	R4
1	Harley Marczak	180	45	45	45	45
2	Casey Lister	166	42	42	42	40
3	Cohen Jagielski	162	40	40	40	42
4	Nixon Coppins	152	38	38	38	38
5	Teddy Merriman	142	35	35	36	36
6	Elliott Shawyer	137	34	34	34	35
7	Arthur King	134	36	36	29	33
8	Dylan Standing	130	29	32	35	34
9	Charley Wilcock	129	33	33	31	32
10	Tommy Wood	125	31	31	32	31
11	Jakson Ross	124	32	29	33	30
12	Finlee Pope	109	30	30	30	19
13	Freddie Bailey	105	24	28	26	27
14	Jensen Branney	102	28	25	21	28
15	Tyler Peaty	102	27	21	28	26
16	Jamie Larkin	101	26	23	27	25
17	Carter Williams	95	23	27	22	23
18	Cameron Berry	93	20	24	25	24
19	Jonny Wright	88	25	18	23	22
20	Ethan Jenkins	82	19	22	20	21
21	Zachary White	79	–	26	24	29
22	Katie Jayne Beecroft	79	22	20	19	18
23	Leon Spriggs	78	21	19	18	20