2019 British Motocross Championship

Last updated October 12, 2023

The 2019 British Motocross Championship is the 68th British Motocross Championship season. Evgeny Bobryshev will start the season as the defending champion in the MX1 class, with Conrad Mewse going into 2019 as the reigning champion in the MX2 class. The championship is due to start on 10 March at FatCat MotoParc, near Armthorpe and will conclude after eight rounds on 15 September at Landrake.^[1]

MX1

Calendar and Results

The championship will be contested over 8 rounds.^[1]

Round	Date	Location	Race 1 Winner	Race 2 Winner	Round Winner
1	10 March	FatCat MotoParc	Shaun Simpson	Tommy Searle	Shaun Simpson
2	14 April	Lyng	Shaun Simpson	Tommy Searle	Tommy Searle
3	5 May	Canada Heights	Shaun Simpson	Shaun Simpson	Shaun Simpson
4	2 June	Blaxhall	Jake Millward	Tommy Searle	Tommy Searle
5	30 June	Desertmartin	Tommy Searle	Tommy Searle	Tommy Searle
6	21 July	Hawkstone Park	Shaun Simpson	Shaun Simpson	Shaun Simpson
7	11 August	Foxhill	Shaun Simpson	Shaun Simpson	Shaun Simpson
8	15 September	Landrake	Shaun Simpson	Elliott Banks-Browne	Shaun Simpson

Participants

List of confirmed riders.^[2]

Team	Constructor	No	Rider	Rounds
Hydrogarden Suzuki	Suzuki	4	Harry Bradley	7
Cheddar MX Store	Honda	8	Luke Hawkins	7
ASA United KTM	KTM	9	Mel Pocock	All
ASA United KTM	KTM	155	Jack Brunell	7
Dyers Auto Service	Honda	10	Ryan Nock	3
Norman Watt Kawasaki	Kawasaki	10	Jason Meara	4–5
Norman Watt Kawasaki	Kawasaki	160	John Meara	5, 8
Phoenix Tools Apico Kawasaki	Kawasaki	10	Jason Meara	6
Phoenix Tools Apico Kawasaki	Kawasaki	37	Gert Krestinov	1–5, 8
G & JP - Fountain Builders	Yamaha	11	Ben Putnam	1–4, 6–7
Geartec Husqvarna Racing	Husqvarna	14	Luke Burton	1, 6
Geartec Husqvarna Racing	Husqvarna	44	Elliott Banks-Browne	6–8
MSR Redline Yamaha	Yamaha	17	Luke Smith	1–6, 8
Jim Aim Motorcycles	KTM	19	Rheis Morter	4
Jim Aim Motorcycles	KTM	72	Connor Hughes	1–4, 7
Fluid CCM Racing	Husqvarna	22	Richard McKeown	1–2, 4
RFX KTM Racing Powered By PAR Homes	KTM	24	Shaun Simpson	All
RFX KTM Racing Powered By PAR Homes	KTM	360	Nathan Dixon	1–5
Apico Husqvarna	Husqvarna	25	Jamie Law	1–2, 4–8
Apico Husqvarna	Husqvarna	162	Stuart Edmonds	All
4 Two Two Racing	KTM	26	Ben Lambert-Williams	3
Bikesport Newcastle	KTM	28	John Robson	All
Bikesport Newcastle	Kawasaki	31	Robbie Dowson	1–5, 8
	KTM	35	Jordan McCaw	5
Buildbase Honda Racing	Honda	45	Jake Nicholls	6–7
Buildbase Honda Racing	Honda	66	Lewis Tombs	1–4, 6–8
	KTM	46	Stuart Nesbitt	5
Bikesport Newcastle/Danger UK	Honda	49	John Adamson	All
Cheddar MX Store/HTF Construction	KTM	54	Corey Hockey	1
EVL Racing	Suzuki	56	Edward Briscoe	7
Putoline Husqvarna Planet Suspension Racing	Husqvarna	57	Tony Craig	1–3, 5–6
RHR Racing	Yamaha	57	Tony Craig	7–8
RHR Racing	Yamaha	119	Ryan Houghton	1–2, 4
Verde Substance KTM	KTM	60	Brad Anderson	All
Hitachi KTM UK	KTM	63	Oliver Benton	All
Dixon Honda Racing	Honda	65	Jacob Joyce	All
Derbyshire Offroad Centre	KTM	68	Joshua Bentley	2–6
Herts MX/MMX74 Coaching	Honda	74	Patrick Major	1–3
Cab Screens Deos Group Racing	Honda	95	Dan Thornhill	1–2
		151	Harri Kullas	1–4, 6–8
		407	Adam Chatfield	3
St Blazey MX	Yamaha	98	Todd Kellett	1, 5
BOS Factory Holeshot Kawasaki	Kawasaki	100	Tommy Searle	All
	KTM	118	Kieran Clarke	4
Stevenson Engineering	KTM	131	Henry Siddiqui	3
Dulson Training - Marsh MX	Husqvarna	171	Zac Stealey	1–2, 4–7
MNE Kawasaki	Kawasaki	173	Luke Norris	2–4, 6
GH Motorcycles - G & B Finch	Husqvarna	190	Luke Benstead	1–4, 6
	KTM	199	Jake Edey	2
Big Van World/Geartec Husqvarna	Husqvarna	200	James Dunn	1–5
Holeshot Motocross	Kawasaki	214	Lewis Trickett	7
DK Kawasaki	Kawasaki	272	Neville Bradshaw	6
Danger D3 Honda	Honda	293	Ryan McLean	1–3
Site Sealants DCL	Husqvarna	295	Ross Rutherford	1–5
Colwyn Bay Honda	Honda	300	Charlie Hamlet	1
Herts MX/Honda UK	Honda	301	Shaun Southgate	1–2, 6–8
	KTM	302	Brad Woodroffe	4, 7
Chambers Racing	Husqvarna	303	Jake Millward	All
Chambers Racing	Husqvarna	311	Aaron McCarroll	All
Jeff's Valeting & Iron Wheels Wales	Husqvarna	333	Josh Greedy	6, 8
	Husqvarna	411	Declan Whittle	1–4, 6–7
Acerbis UK	KTM	447	Simon Booth	1–4, 6–8
Edgar Electrical Lyons Brothers Peugeot	KTM	651	James Mackrel	5
Motolife UK - BRP Imports Racing	Yamaha	691	Aidan Wigger	1–7
Gabriel Insulation Seal Moto	Yamaha	714	Brad Todd	1–4
Crescent Yamaha MX Team	Yamaha	731	Jake Shipton	All

Riders Championship

Pos	Rider	Bike	FAT		LYN		CAN		BLA		DES		HAW		FOX		LAN		Points
1	Searle	Kawasaki	3	1	2	1	2	2	3	1	1	1	2	2	5	3	4	7	343
2	Simpson	KTM	1	2	1	2	1	1	7	4	Ret	Ret	1	1	1	1	1	3	321
3	Millward	Husqvarna	12	3	6	8	3	5	1	Ret	2	5	5	5	3	6	3	6	258
4	Kullas	Honda	2	Ret	5	3	8	3	21	2			3	4	2	5	2	2	233
5	Pocock	KTM	4	Ret	3	7	5	Ret	5	5	23	2	4	7	4	4	5	8	219
6	Anderson	KTM	8	12	11	10	4	9	4	6	12	11	10	11	10	8	7	4	202
7	Shipton	Yamaha	7	Ret	14	11	Ret	10	2	21	4	4	6	10	6	7	11	9	177
8	Krestinov	Kawasaki	11	7	7	6	6	4	6	3	6	10					8	10	171
9	Tombs	Honda	5	4	4	4	12	6	Ret	DNS			14	9	7	9	6	5	170
10	Adamson	Honda	9	24	10	14	9	8	11	8	8	6	16	19	11	16	14	14	142
11	Law	Husqvarna	17	8	20	17			13	14	11	9	11	6	9	10	9	11	129
12	Edmonds	Husqvarna	23	14	Ret	18	7	11	15	19	5	12	Ret	Ret	12	18	10	12	99
13	Todd	Yamaha	6	9	12	9	Ret	7	9	13									82
14	Dunn	Husqvarna	Ret	DNS	8	Ret	11	Ret	8	7	15	3							76
15	Dowson	Kawasaki	18	Ret	22	16	10	12	10	9	16	8					15	Ret	75
16	Ja. Meara	Kawasaki							16	11	3	19	7	8					64
17	Craig	Husqvarna	20	25	13	20	18	15			10	20	13	20	20	11	13	16	64
18	Banks-Browne	Husqvarna											Ret	Ret	8	2	Ret	1	60
19	Dixon	KTM	Ret	11	Ret	13	22	19	Ret	10	9	7							57
20	Smith	Yamaha	24	15	21	23	14	18	17	12	14	Ret	Ret	17			12	13	57
21	Houghton	Yamaha	10	5	9	5			Ret	DNS									55
22	Benstead	Husqvarna	16	Ret	18	Ret	16	17	12	Ret			12	13					43
23	Nicholls	Honda											8	3	DNS	DNS			33
24	Burton	Husqvarna	13	10									9	Ret					31
25	Jo. Meara	Kawasaki									7	13					Ret	15	28
26	Whittle	Husqvarna	30	23	17	21	19	20	Ret	15			25	15	18	15			28
27	Putnam	Yamaha	22	Ret	25	12	17	23	18	18			Ret	18	19	17			28
28	Rutherford	Husqvarna	Ret	Ret	16	26	15	16	14	17	Ret	DNS							27
29	McCarroll	Husqvarna	25	16	19	15	25	31	27	22	21	17	20	16	21	25	21	18	26
30	Joyce	Honda	15	17	26	28	Ret	Ret	23	25	18	14	18	23	26	23	20	20	25
31	Southgate	Honda	28	18	Ret	Ret							19	22	14	19	16	17	23
32	Thornhill	Honda	14	6	24	Ret													22
33	Hawkins	Honda													13	13			16
34	Chatfield	Honda					13	13											16
35	Bradshaw	Kawasaki											15	12					15
36	Brunell	KTM													16	12			14
37	Norris	Kawasaki			15	25	20	14	Ret	DNS			Ret	DNS					14
38	Trickett	Kawasaki													15	14			13
39	Bentley	KTM			23	22	Ret	27	20	23	Ret	Ret	17	14					12
40	Hughes	KTM	26	19	Ret	31	21	21	22	16					17	20			12
41	McKeown	Husqvarna	Ret	13	Ret	24			19	20									11
42	Benton	KTM	29	20	31	29	Ret	26	25	24	20	18	Ret	24	25	22	17	21	9
43	Kellett	Yamaha	Ret	Ret							13	Ret							8
44	McCaw	KTM									19	15							8
45	Robson	KTM	21	27	27	Ret	26	25	Ret	DNS	Ret	16	21	21	24	Ret	Ret	19	7
46	Mackrel	KTM									17	Ret							4
47	McLean	Honda	19	21	28	19	23	22											4
48	Greedy	Husqvarna											22	26			18	23	3
49	Booth	KTM	31	26	33	30	27	28	29	29			23	27	28	27	19	22	2
	Briscoe	Suzuki													23	21			0
	Stealey	Husqvarna	27	22	29	27			26	26	Ret	DNS	24	25	29	24			0
	Woodroffe	KTM							24	Ret					22	Ret			0
	Nesbitt	KTM									22	Ret							0
	Major	Honda	Ret	Ret	30	Ret	24	24											0
	Wigger	Yamaha	32	Ret	34	33	29	30	30	Ret	24	DNS	26	28	Ret	DNS			0
	Bradley	Suzuki													27	26			0
	Morter	KTM							28	27									0
	Clarke	KTM							31	28									0
	Nock	Honda					28	32											0
	Siddiqui	KTM					30	29											0
	Edey	KTM			32	32													0
	Lambert-Williams	KTM					Ret	33											0
	Hockey	KTM	Ret	Ret															0
	Hamlet	Honda	Ret	DNS															0
Pos	Rider	Bike	FAT		LYN		CAN		BLA		DES		HAW		FOX		LAN		Points

MX2

Calendar and Results

The championship will be contested over 8 rounds.^[1]

Round	Date	Location	Race 1 Winner	Race 2 Winner	Round Winner
1	10 March	FatCat MotoParc	Conrad Mewse	Bas Vaessen	Bas Vaessen
2	14 April	Lyng	Conrad Mewse	Conrad Mewse	Conrad Mewse
3	5 May	Canada Heights	Conrad Mewse	Alvin Östlund	Alvin Östlund
4	2 June	Blaxhall	Josh Gilbert	Bas Vaessen	Josh Gilbert
5	30 June	Desertmartin	Bas Vaessen	Dylan Walsh	Bas Vaessen
6	21 July	Hawkstone Park	Dylan Walsh	Dylan Walsh	Dylan Walsh
7	11 August	Foxhill	Dylan Walsh	Dylan Walsh	Dylan Walsh
8	15 September	Landrake	Dylan Walsh	Dylan Walsh	Dylan Walsh

Participants

List of confirmed riders.^[3]

Team	Constructor	No	Rider	Rounds
Buildbase Honda Racing	Honda	3	Josh Gilbert	All
IDS Transport - Bridgestone	Yamaha	4	Robert Yates	All
Phoenix Tools Apico Kawasaki	Kawasaki	6	Carlton Husband	1–2, 7
Team Green Kawasaki	Kawasaki	9	Lewis Hall	All
Team Green Kawasaki	Kawasaki	429	Keenan Hird	1–2
Trevor Pope KTM UK	KTM	10	Michael Ellis	All
Apico Husqvarna	Husqvarna	11	Matt Burrows	1–3, 6–8
The X Pro Range	KTM	13	Aaron-Lee Hanson	1–4, 6–7
Craigs Motorcycles Motoshack	Husqvarna	19	Tom Neal	All
SF Racing	KTM	32	Calum Mitchell	1–4, 7–8
Pure Building Services Ltd	KTM	40	Jamie Wainwright	1–2
Apico - Putoline - Pro Carbon	KTM	41	Alexander Brown	1–3
Vega Solutions - Pol Motors	KTM	48	Adam Collings	1, 3–7
Crescent Yamaha MX Team	Yamaha	50	Martin Barr	All
Advanced Plastering	Kawasaki	51	Ezra Hastings	3
	Husqvarna	52	Jack Bintcliffe	6
Revo Husqvarna UK	Husqvarna	53	Dylan Walsh	All
Revo Husqvarna UK	Husqvarna	161	Alvin Östlund	All
HCR Yamaha - Apico Factory Racing	Yamaha	61	Tom Grimshaw	All
		111	Max Ingham	8
		365	Sam Nunn	4–7
Lyons Brothers Peugeot	Yamaha	65	James Mackrel	1
Westsole Fencing	KTM	75	Aaron Ongley	2
Chambers Racing	Husqvarna	77	Jay Hague	1, 5–7
Chambers Racing	Husqvarna	300	Ben Franklin	1–7
Husky Sport	Husqvarna	82	Charlie Cole	2–3, 6–8
Husky Sport	Husqvarna	184	James Carpenter	5
RFX KTM Racing Powered By PAR Homes	KTM	91	Charlie Putnam	1–6
Hitachi KTM Fuelled By Milwaukee	KTM	98	Bas Vaessen	1–5
		426	Conrad Mewse	1–3, 8
		749	Callum Green	1–4
		766	Michael Sandner	7
Hawk Racing Suzuki	Suzuki	99	Howard Wainwright	1–5
Lings Castrol Honda UK	Honda	103	Max Broadbelt	1–2
MSR Redline Yamaha	Yamaha	111	Eythor Reynisson	3–4
MSR Redline Yamaha	Yamaha	180	Josh Spinks	1
Craigs Motorcycles	KTM	115	Ashton Dickinson	All
	KTM	131	Henry Siddiqui	5
RSR Plant Services	KTM	122	Jake Sheridan	1, 3–6, 8
Putoline Husqvarna Planet Suspension Racing	Husqvarna	123	Rossi Beard	1–2, 5, 8
Verde Substance KTM	KTM	134	Liam Knight	1–3, 5–8
DirtWheelz UK	Kawasaki	166	Josh Taylor	8
RFX TEC 41 KTM	KTM	212	Ben Clark	1–4
Cab Screens Deos Group Racing	Husqvarna	261	Jörgen-Mattias Talviku	8
Unique Fitout Husqvarna	Husqvarna	337	Glen McCormick	All
RHR Racing	Yamaha	575	Taylor Hammal	1–6, 8
Pol Motor Husqvarna	Husqvarna	651	Kade Tinkler-Walker	5

Riders Championship

Pos	Rider	Bike	FAT		LYN		CAN		BLA		DES		HAW		FOX		LAN		Points
1	Walsh	Husqvarna	5	4	7	2	4	2	2	3	5	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	343
2	Östlund	Husqvarna	3	3	3	6	2	1	Ret	2	2	3	2	2	2	2	2	6	312
3	Gilbert	Honda	7	5	2	4	3	4	1	4	4	Ret	3	3	3	4	6	2	284
4	Barr	Yamaha	4	6	5	6	5	3	3	Ret	3	4	4	4	4	3	5	Ret	248
5	Dickinson	KTM	6	17	6	7	13	11	5	5	16	7	6	5	6	17	8	11	190
6	Vaessen	KTM	2	1	4	3	10	Ret	20	1	1	2							169
7	Knight	KTM	9	9	8	9	8	Ret			18	8	8	6	14	5	4	5	163
8	Mewse	KTM	1	2	1	1	1	Ret									3	3	162
9	Grimshaw	Yamaha	17	18	10	20	12	15	7	7	13	12	14	9	7	9	7	10	149
10	Ellis	KTM	Ret	DSQ	13	11	9	6	9	6	Ret	Ret	9	7	9	6	11	12	144
11	Hammal	Yamaha	14	12	17	Ret	6	7	4	Ret	8	5	5	18			10	7	140
12	McCormick	Husqvarna	16	16	Ret	10	15	9	8	11	6	11	11	14	12	8	16	13	139
13	Neal	Husqvarna	23	13	9	12	Ret	12	Ret	17	10	18	7	8	10	11	14	14	118
14	Franklin	Husqvarna	8	11	27	16	14	17	13	9	15	15	15	11	11	12			106
15	Yates	Yamaha	26	15	20	19	11	14	6	16	17	17	19	19	8	10	15	8	101
16	Sheridan	KTM	20	19			17	10	17	12	9	9	13	10			17	16	83
17	Hall	Kawasaki	25	Ret	11	Ret	19	8	Ret	20	19	13	10	Ret	13	15	12	9	82
18	Brown	KTM	12	7	15	8	7	5											72
19	Mitchell	KTM	11	Ret	18	14	23	18	11	8					Ret	DNS	18	18	52
20	Nunn	Yamaha							12	15	14	19	16	12	15	14			51
21	Burrows	Husqvarna	Ret	23	14	15	18	Ret					17	Ret	16	16	20	17	35
22	Hague	Husqvarna	13	21							12	Ret	12	15	18	Ret			35
23	Clark	KTM	19	14	24	18	20	21	10	14									31
24	Talviku	Husqvarna															9	4	30
25	Sandner	KTM													5	7			30
26	Husband	Kawasaki	Ret	DNS	12	13									17	13			29
27	J. Wainwright	KTM	10	10	19	17													28
28	Carpenter	Husqvarna									11	6							25
29	Tinkler-Walker	Husqvarna									7	10							25
30	Beard	Husqvarna	28	Ret	26	Ret					20	14					13	15	22
31	Collings	KTM	30	24			22	20	14	19	22	20	18	16	20	19			22
32	Hanson	KTM	24	Ret	25	22	27	24	16	18			20	17	19	20			16
33	Reynisson	Yamaha					25	19	19	10									15
34	Cole	Husqvarna			23	Ret	26	23					21	13	Ret	18	19	19	15
35	Putnam	KTM	22	Ret	21	21	21	13	Ret	DNS	Ret	16	22	20					14
36	H. Wainwright	Suzuki	18	Ret	16	23	Ret	DNS	15	Ret	21	Ret							14
37	Spinks	Yamaha	29	8															13
38	Green	KTM	21	22	22	24	24	22	18	13									11
39	Hastings	Kawasaki					16	16											10
40	Hird	Kawasaki	15	20	Ret	DNS													6
41	Ingham	Yamaha															Ret	20	1
	Siddiqui	KTM									Ret	21							0
	Bintcliffe	Husqvarna											Ret	21					0
	Taylor	Kawasaki															Ret	21	0
	Broadbelt	Honda	27	Ret	28	25													0
	Mackrel	Yamaha	Ret	Ret															0
	Ongley	KTM			Ret	Ret													0
Pos	Rider	Bike	FAT		LYN		CAN		BLA		DES		HAW		FOX		LAN		Points

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↑ "MAXXIS BRITISH MX1 SUPPORTED BY PRO CLEAN RIDERS". mxgb.co.uk. 11 January 2019. Retrieved 1 February 2019.
↑ "MAXXIS BRITISH MX2 SUPPORTED BY PRO CLEAN RIDERS". mxgb.co.uk. 11 January 2019. Retrieved 1 February 2019.

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[Calendar-1] 1 2 3 "British Championship 2019 venues confirmed – Desertmartin IN". Andy McKinstry. gatedrop.com. 15 November 2018. Retrieved 2 February 2019.

[2] "MAXXIS BRITISH MX1 SUPPORTED BY PRO CLEAN RIDERS". mxgb.co.uk. 11 January 2019. Retrieved 1 February 2019.

[3] "MAXXIS BRITISH MX2 SUPPORTED BY PRO CLEAN RIDERS". mxgb.co.uk. 11 January 2019. Retrieved 1 February 2019.

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2019 British Motocross Championship

Contents

MX1

Calendar and Results

Participants

Riders Championship

MX2

Calendar and Results

Participants

Riders Championship

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