SATURDAY RESULTS – MOTUL FASTEST 40 POWERED BY MICHELIN / DIRT STORE ACU BRITISH CHAMPIONSHIP MOTOCROSS FROM HAWKSTONE PARK

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Saturday’s Results are in from Hawkstone Park, as the first ever combined event between the Fastest 40 Championship and the Dirt Store ACU British Championships got underway under mostly sunny skies in Shropshire.

Words: Ben Rumbold, Images: Motul Fastest 40 Powered by Michelin

The big Championship win came from Howard Wainwright, who prevailed in some close battles with Henry Williams to clinch the Honda Cup Championship, as Dylan Woodcock took the overall win on the day for FUS Marsh Racing Honda.

Honda Cup

In what was a tense and emotional final day of the campaign, with the prize of a brand new Honda CRF 250R on the line! Wainwright and Williams crashed together in race one to leave Adam Chatfield with the moto win, before Woodcock took race two ahead of further problems for Williams that left the title more of a formality for Wainwright. Williams took the consolation of the final moto win, but Wainwright did enough to tie down the title!

Pos	No.	Competitor	Total Points	R1	R2	R3
1	260	Dylan Woodcock	69	22	25	22
2	407	Adam Chatfield	61	25	18	18
3	99	Howard Wainwright	58	20	22	16
4	687	Jake Rackham	56	16	20	20
5	15	Henry Williams	53	15	13	25
6	44	Luke Mellows	48	18	15	15
7	1	Damon Strydom	44	14	16	14
8	444	Jim Davies	39	12	14	13
9	20	Callum Meara	37	13	12	12
10	19	David Russell	32	11	10	11
11	323	James Johnson	25	6	9	10
12	881	Harry Smith	22	8	5	9
13	338	Ben White	21	10	11	–
14	307	Alfie Rhys Lewis	20	5	8	7
15	281	Liam Ware	19	4	7	8
16	114	Lewis Cornwall	13	3	4	6
17	801	Alby Smith	13	7	6	–
18	277	Max Bateson	10	2	3	5
19	1	Greg Hanson	9	9	–	–
20	52	Anya Colley	7	1	2	4
21	313	Phil Kemp	4	–	1	3

RFX Clubman MX2

Drama tipped the overall result on its head in race three, as Alex Hamer fell from the lead after winning the first two races, and could only get back to 18th, missing the overall podium by a single point! George Clark and Corey Collins had been pushing him hard all day, and finally came good for first and second overall. Hamer’s crash also denied him the chance to lead the series, which remains in the hands of Richard Roberts with Sean Frayne 2nd ahead of Hamer.

Pos	No.	Competitor	Total Points	R1	R2	R3
1	195	George Clarke	63	18	20	25
2	174	Corey Collins	60	22	18	20
3	85	Daniel Ashmore	54	10	22	22
4	90	Alex Hamer	53	25	25	3
5	52	Harry Foster	46	20	11	15
6	819	Kyle Briggs	44	16	10	18
7	133	Bradley Johnstone	41	11	14	16
8	60	Aaron Framingham	40	15	15	10
9	19	Rheis Morter	36	6	16	14
10	999	Conner Challinor	34	14	12	8
11	11	Richard Roberts	27	7	7	13
12	771	Toby Lightbown	26	13	13	–
13	252	James Rowsell	25	8	8	9
14	448	Sam Menzies	24	12	–	12
15	727	Sean Frayne	23	3	9	11
16	6	Hayden Stevens	19	9	6	4
17	238	Adam Ford	15	5	4	6
18	53	Kyle Breslan	10	1	2	7
19	86	Elliot Cook	10	2	3	5
20	62	James Hargreaves	5	4	–	1
21	333	Daniel Houlker	5	–	5	–
22	369	Jack Gatland	3	–	1	2

Oakley Clubman MX1

After a dominant win in race one, Adam Paxton fell in race two, but Alex Christopher chased Paxton down in race three to complete a brilliant overall win. Harry Fletcher dug in from poor starts all day to take second overall and build his Championship lead. In a similar way, Harvey Pomphrett never gave up and made late passes to claim a well-deserved podium.

Pos	No.	Competitor	Total Points	R1	R2	R3
1	240	Alex Christopher	68	18	25	25
2	17	Harry Fletcher	60	20	18	22
3	43	Harvey Pomphrett	55	22	15	18
4	4	Adam Paxton	52	25	7	20
5	31	Charlie West	52	14	22	16
6	245	Jordan Andrews	44	13	16	15
7	143	Luke Bull	42	15	20	7
8	4	Billy Saunders	36	11	13	12
9	127	Josh Scott	36	16	12	8
10	75	Ben Butler	34	7	14	13
11	3	Scott Bates	33	12	10	11
12	414	Elliott Pugh	31	9	8	14
13	313	Danny Townsend	26	8	9	9
14	100	Jack Hansford	22	5	11	6
15	29	Lawrie Davies	16	–	6	10
16	20	Matt Dowse	15	10	5	–
17	101	Callum Radford	12	4	3	5
18	51	Jed Stockham	11	6	4	1
19	14	Rory Wooton	7	2	1	4
20	44	Josh Marsh	4	–	2	2
21	92	Jack Colley	3	–	–	3
22	352	Charlie Roper	3	3	–	–
23	48	Justin Robinson	1	1	–	–

Bell Helmets Amateur MX2

Reece Jones was blazingly fast in the mixed capacity Amateur races, which also included the Dirt Store 250cc class. Raife Broadley kept the two-stroke flag flying with a come-from-the-back ride in race two before a holeshot-and-hide race three, and Rory Jones finished top three each time for third overall. Harrison Greenough missed the overall podium but kept the series lead.

Pos	No.	Competitor	Total Points	R1	R2	R3
1	104	Reece Jones	72	25	25	22
2	72	Raife Broadley	62	22	15	25
3	231	Rory Jones	62	20	22	20
4	417	Harrison Greenough	56	18	20	18
5	300	Charlie Hamlet	42	16	18	8
6	2	James Lassu	41	14	11	16
7	33	Jordan Wright	41	15	13	13
8	101	Jonathan Roderick-Evans	39	12	12	15
9	492	David Plank	35	7	16	12
10	133	Dan Brough	33	10	9	14
11	777	Archie Hicks	28	11	7	10
12	17	Harry Lee	27	13	14	–
13	184	Billy Bayliss	22	9	2	11
14	89	Jacob Randall	18	5	8	5
15	40	Ezra Blackwell	15	6	–	9
16	64	Travis Laughton	15	3	6	6
17	47	Jasper Gibson	14	2	5	7
18	377	James Bates	14	–	10	4
19	510	Mitchell Perry	12	8	3	1
20	175	Harley Maskill	11	4	4	3
21	382	Ian Hooker	3	–	1	2
22	66	Samual Logan	1	1	–	–

Fly Racing Amateur MX1

In amongst the 250s, series leader Scott Alldridge came back from a first lap crash in race one, won by the fast-starting Josh Greedy, before pulling away with the last two races. Greedy and Aidan Bruce kept consistent to bring home the podium finishes.

Pos	No.	Competitor	Total Points	R1	R2	R3
1	67	Scott Alldridge	70	20	25	25
2	33	Josh Greedy	69	25	22	22
3	20	Aidan Bruce	62	22	20	20
4	44	Keelan Southwood	48	15	15	18
5	731	Adam Reeves	46	18	13	15
6	95	Brad Thornhill	46	14	18	14
7	40	Jamie Fort	45	13	16	16
8	318	Ewan Kermack	43	16	14	13

Dirt Store British 250cc Championship

Registered for both series, Reece Jones was unbeaten by other Dirt Store Championship rivals in the 250cc class. Jack Meara continued a fine day for the family by taking second overall, while Harrison Greenough lost ground in the series to leader Jones.

Pos	No.	Competitor	Total Points	R1	R2	R3
1	104	Reece Jones	75	25	25	25
2	71	Jack Meara	62	18	22	22
3	417	Harrison Greenough	60	20	20	20
4	711	Joel Fisher	58	22	18	18
5	919	George Corke	44	13	15	16
6	24	Lewis Proud	41	12	14	15
7	17	Enzo Mussell	36	10	12	14
8	88	Lee Cameron	31	15	16	–
9	587	Jack Wilson	24	11	13	–
10	616	Max Corke	15	16	–	–
11	42	Rhys Whyment	14	14	–	–

Dirt Store British SW85 Championship

A late fall in race one denied Nixon Coppins the clean sweep, but he outpaced series leader Arthur Moore in the two remaining races to claim a fine overall win, with Moore second ahead of Harley Marczak, who stays second behind Moore in the Championship, ahead of Coppins, but it makes it very close in the points between those three!

Pos	No.	Competitor	Total Points	R1	R2	R3
1	26	Nixon Coppins	72	22	25	25
2	67	Arthur Moore	69	25	22	22
3	5	Harley Marczak	56	20	20	16
4	578	Leo Wilson	54	16	18	20
5	311	Archie Butterfield	50	18	14	18
6	70	Ethan Gawley	44	15	16	13
7	12	Arthur King	36	9	12	15
8	2	Alfie Lawrie	34	10	10	14
9	16	Teddy Merriman	31	13	8	10
10	48	Henry Lewis	29	11	13	5
11	454	James Mccann	29	14	11	4
12	701	Seth Nicklinson	28	12	7	9
13	97	Riley Butterworth	26	5	9	12
14	99	Ben Egerton	22	7	4	11
15	141	Connor Thompson	19	6	6	7
16	194	Finley Cookson	17	–	15	2
17	23	Remi Wigglesworth	15	4	5	6
18	113	Tyler Shaw	8	8	–	–
19	88	George Scott Dryden	8	–	–	8
20	54	Riley Seeds	6	3	–	3
21	37	Jimmy Boxall	5	2	3	–
22	112	Dylan Standing	2	–	1	1
23	24	Albie Cowell	2	–	2	–
24	314	Talen Hodgson	1	1	–	–