2022 British Motocross Championship

Last updated October 27, 2023

The 2022 ACU British Motocross Championship season (known for sponsorship reasons as the Revo MXGB fuelled by Gulf Race Fuels) was the 70th British Motocross Championship season.

Similarly, Conrad Mewse successfully defending his MX2 crown from the previous season, winning his third national title overall.^[4] This title came after Mewse split with the Hitachi KTM fuelled by Milwaukee team two months before the start of the season.^[5] 2022 would be Mewse's last year in the MX2, with him moving up to MX1 in 2023.^[6]

Race calendar and results

The full calendar with both dates and venues was released on 3rd February.^[7]

MX1

Round	Date	Location	Race 1 Winner	Race 2 Winner	Round Winner
1	12 March	Culham	Tommy Searle	Tommy Searle	Tommy Searle
2	17 April	Foxhill	Harri Kullas	Tommy Searle	Harri Kullas
3	8 May	Lyng	Harri Kullas	Tommy Searle	Tommy Searle
4	22 May	Canada Heights	Tommy Searle	Tommy Searle	Tommy Searle
5	19 June	Blaxhall	Harri Kullas	Shaun Simpson	Shaun Simpson
6	9 July	FatCat	Harri Kullas	Tommy Searle	Tommy Searle
7	30 July	Skelder Bank	Harri Kullas	Tommy Searle	Tommy Searle
8	10 September	Landrake	Harri Kullas	Josh Gilbert	Harri Kullas

MX2

Round	Date	Location	Race 1 Winner	Race 2 Winner	Round Winner
1	12 March	Culham	Conrad Mewse	Conrad Mewse	Conrad Mewse
2	17 April	Foxhill	Conrad Mewse	James Carpenter	James Carpenter
3	8 May	Lyng	Conrad Mewse	Conrad Mewse	Conrad Mewse
4	22 May	Canada Heights	Isak Gifting	Isak Gifting	Isak Gifting
5	19 June	Blaxhall	Isak Gifting	Isak Gifting	Isak Gifting
6	9 July	FatCat	Conrad Mewse	Conrad Mewse	Conrad Mewse
7	30 July	Skelder Bank	Conrad Mewse	Dylan Walsh	Conrad Mewse
8	10 September	Landrake	Dylan Walsh	James Carpenter	James Carpenter

Circuit locations

Culham

Foxhill

Lyng

FatCat

2022 British Motocross Championship locations

MX1

Participants

Team	Constructor	No	Rider	Rounds
ASA United Gas Gas	Gas Gas	2	John Adamson ^[8]	All
ASA United Gas Gas	Gas Gas	155	Jack Brunell	3–5
Carnegie Fuels	KTM	3	Ben Edwards	3, 6–7
KES Commercials St Blazey Honda	Honda	7	Louie Kessell	8
Phoenix Evenstrokes Kawasaki	Kawasaki	10	Jason Meara ^[9]	1–4, 7
Phoenix Evenstrokes Kawasaki	Kawasaki	152	Petar Petrov ^[10]	All
FUS Marsh Geartec Husqvarna UK	Husqvarna	14	Luke Burton	1
Norman Watt Motorcycles	Kawasaki	17	Luke Smith	1–2, 4–5, 8
Chambers Racing	Husqvarna	20	Ben Putnam	1–2
		311	Aaron McCarroll	3
		337	Glenn McCormick	All
	KTM	22	Richard McKeown	1–4, 6
Gabriel KTM fuelled by Dyce Carriers	KTM	24	Shaun Simpson	1
SS24 KTM	KTM	24	Shaun Simpson	2–8
Dixon Honda Racing	Honda	38	Gavin Stevenson	3, 5–7
Site Sealants/Dyce Carriers KTM	KTM	41	Tristan Purdon	5–7
Geartec Husqvarna	Husqvarna	44	Elliott Banks-Browne	1–3
Crendon Fastrack Honda	Honda	45	Jake Nicholls	1–3
		100	Tommy Searle	All
		277	Jay Hague	6
Matt Pope Motorcycles	Gas Gas	49	Luke Parker	3, 5
Apico Husqvarna	Husqvarna	50	Martin Barr	All
Apico Husqvarna	Husqvarna	162	Stuart Edmonds	1–4, 8
Revo Seven Kawasaki	Kawasaki	53	Dylan Walsh	1–2
3C Designs FIR Honda	Honda	57	Tony Craig	1
Norman Watt Kawasaki	Kawasaki	60	John Meara	2
Holeshot Kawasaki	Kawasaki	62	Charlie Way	7
SPH Groundworks	Husqvarna	69	Aidan Wigger	1–4
Astrax	Husqvarna	77	Alfie Smith	3
SC Sporthomes Husqvarna	Husqvarna	91	Charlie Putnam	All
SC Sporthomes Husqvarna	Husqvarna	326	Josh Gilbert	All
Cab Screens Crescent Yamaha	Yamaha	95	Dan Thornhill	1, 3–8
		151	Harri Kullas	All
		365	Sam Nunn	8
Eastwood Racing Suspension	Honda	103	Max Broadbelt	1, 3–5, 8
Torbay MX	Kawasaki	110	Ben Clayton	8
Judd Racing	Gas Gas	114	Joe Clayton	8
TALK Templant powered by Multitek	KTM	115	Ashton Dickinson	1–2
	KTM	118	Kieran Clarke	4
ANSA Racing Team	KTM	127	Scooter Webster	6–7
Gabriel KTM	KTM	134	Liam Knight	All
Gabriel KTM	KTM	714	Brad Todd	All
Brenron Shaw Molson Honda	Honda	150	Aaron Patstone	3
Torbay MX	Yamaha	166	Josh Taylor	2–3
GH Motorcycles	Husqvarna	190	Luke Benstead	4
CI Sport Kawasaki	Kawasaki	211	Billy MacKenzie	1–7
AJP Gas Gas	Gas Gas	211	Jayden Ashwell	1–4
Herts MX/Honda UK	Honda	301	Shaun Southgate	3, 5
Verde Shiloh KTM	KTM	303	Jake Millward	1–5
Lings	Gas Gas	411	Declan Whittle	3, 5
Destination MX/Fisk Fire	Husqvarna	425	Drew Anderson	1–5, 7–8
426 Motorsport Stebbings KTM	KTM	426	Conrad Mewse	8
K&M Global Yamaha	Yamaha	491	George Simmutch	1–3
Store 114 Racing	Husqvarna	511	Steven Clarke	2–3
Team Ando PBM Honda	Honda	600	Brad Anderson	7
PGVM/Pukinn/Arctic Trucks	Yamaha	611	Eyþór Reynisson	5
KST Racing/RSE Racing	Kawasaki	689	Josh Bentley	3
Foxwood Trade/AU7 Burger Van Racing	KTM	711	James Cottrell	3
Team Hutch	KTM	717	James Hutchinson	7
	KTM	772	Elliot Reeves	4
	Husqvarna	911	Kelvin Townsend	8

Riders Championship

^[11]

Pos	Rider	Bike	CUL		FOX		LYN		CAN		BLA		FAT		SKE		LAN		Points
1	Tommy Searle	Honda	1	1	3	1	2	1	1	1	4	3	2	1	2	1	2	4	364
2	Harri Kullas	Yamaha	5	4	1	2	1	2	2	3	1	2	1	2	1	3	1	2	356
3	Shaun Simpson	KTM	3	3	5	5	3	5	4	4	2	1	4	4	3	2	5	5	301
4	Josh Gilbert	Husqvarna	15	2	2	4	4	4	3	2	3	4	18	3	7	4	3	1	284
5	John Adamson	Gas Gas	6	12	11	11	20	6	6	5	5	8	3	5	5	5	7	10	213
6	Brad Todd	KTM	8	8	7	6	10	30	8	6	8	5	8	7	17	16	6	6	189
7	Liam Knight	KTM	10	10	10	8	7	8	12	17	14	6	7	9	11	7	11	11	179
8	Martin Barr	Husqvarna	11	17	8	9	27	9	9	7	7	Ret	5	8	4	6	10	9	176
9	Petar Petrov	Kawasaki	12	11	12	12	12	10	7	Ret	9	7	9	19	6	10	12	Ret	146
10	Glenn McCormick	Husqvarna	18	15	9	10	11	20	11	12	12	17	14	10	12	13	19	12	121
11	Dan Thornhill	Yamaha	DNS	DNS			19	19	13	10	11	10	10	11	10	9	9	7	114
12	Jake Millward	KTM	2	7	Ret	16	6	7	5	Ret	6	9							113
13	Stuart Edmonds	Husqvarna	9	20	13	17	8	Ret	15	8							8	8	83
14	Jake Nicholls	Honda	13	5	17	7	5	3											78
15	Tristan Purdon	KTM									10	14	6	6	8	11			71
16	Ashton Dickinson	KTM	4	9	6	3													65
17	Jason Meara	Kawasaki	Ret	13	21	19	16	11	10	9					14	14			62
18	Charlie Putnam	Husqvarna	23	Ret	16	20	24	17	Ret	16	Ret	16	15	14	13	15	15	15	60
19	Billy MacKenzie	Kawasaki	24	24	24	18	Ret	18	Ret	14	17	11	11	18	9	12			54
20	Dylan Walsh	Kawasaki	7	6	4	15													53
21	Gavin Stevenson	Honda					13	12			19	13	12	12	Ret	DNS			45
22	Conrad Mewse	KTM															4	3	38
23	Jack Brunell	Gas Gas					17	22	14	13	16	15							30
24	Luke Smith	Kawasaki	Ret	25	20	22			18	15	22	18					14	17	25
25	Ben Edwards	KTM					18	24					13	13	18	19			24
26	Jayden Ashwell	Gas Gas	20	21	22	21	14	13	19	18									22
27	Shaun Southgate	Honda					15	14			13	Ret							21
28	Richard McKeown	KTM	21	23	19	23	21	21	17	19			16	15					20
29	Drew Anderson	Husqvarna	22	19	Ret	DNS	26	23	20	20	Ret	20			19	17	16	18	20
30	Brad Anderson	Honda													15	8			19
31	Steven Clarke	Husqvarna			Ret	14	9	Ret											19
32	Luke Benstead	Husqvarna							16	11									15
33	Luke Parker	Gas Gas					22	DNS			15	12							15
34	John Meara	Kawasaki			14	13													15
35	George Simmutch	Yamaha	16	22	18	24	Ret	15											14
36	Joe Clayton	Gas Gas															13	16	13
37	Scooter Webster	KTM											17	16	20	18			13
38	Ben Putnam	Husqvarna	17	18	15	Ret													13
39	Sam Nunn	Yamaha															17	13	12
40	Louie Kessell	Honda															20	14	8
41	Elliott Banks-Browne	Husqvarna	14	Ret	25	25	Ret	Ret											8
42	Luke Burton	Husqvarna	Ret	14															7
43	Tony Craig	Honda	19	16															7
44	Jay Hague	Honda											19	17					6
45	James Hutchinson	KTM													16	20			6
46	Alfie Smith	Husqvarna					23	16											5
47	Kelvin Townsend	Husqvarna															18	20	4
48	Eyþór Reynisson	Yamaha									18	Ret							3
49	Declan Whittle	Gas Gas					28	Ret			20	19							3
50	Ben Clayton	Kawasaki															Ret	19	2
	Max Broadbelt	Honda	Ret	26			Ret	27	21	21	21	Ret					DNS	DNS	0
	Elliot Reeves	KTM							22	22									0
	Josh Taylor	Yamaha			23	26	30	26											0
	Aaron McCarroll	Husqvarna					29	25											0
	Josh Bentley	Kawasaki					25	Ret											0
	Aidan Wigger	Husqvarna	Ret	27	26	Ret	32	29	DNS	DNS									0
	Aaron Patstone	Honda					31	28											0
	James Cottrell	KTM					Ret	DNS											0
	Kieran Clarke	KTM							Ret	DNS									0
	Charlie Way	Kawasaki													Ret	DNS			0
Pos	Rider	Bike	CUL		FOX		LYN		CAN		BLA		FAT		SKE		LAN		Points

MX2

Participants

Team	Constructor	No	Rider	Rounds
IDS Transport Yamaha	Yamaha	4	Robert Yates	1
Phoenix Evenstrokes Kawasaki	Kawasaki	6	Carlton Husband	1–4, 6–8
		60	John Meara	5
		127	Sam Atkinson	1–2, 5–8
KES Commercials St Blazey Honda	Honda	7	Louie Kessell	1–5
Store 114/Harris Grab KTM	KTM	10	Michael Ellis	All
SB Windows Ltd	Husqvarna	11	Matt Burrows	2
Chambers Racing	Husqvarna	16	Tom Grimshaw	All
		120	Ben Putnam	3–4
		300	Ben Franklin	6–8
		731	Alfie Jones	All
Darjen Gas Gas	Gas Gas	17	Matt Bayliss	4–5
PW Racing/SPBM	KTM	18	Ricky Carter	3
	Husqvarna	19	Tom Neal	7
Southside MX	KTM	20	William Farrow	1, 3–5
TALK Templant Racing Team	KTM	22	Travis Steels	3–8
Holeshot MX/Turvey Construction	Kawasaki	24	Liam Garland	7–8
Apico Husqvarna	Husqvarna	25	Jamie Law	All
Apico Husqvarna	Husqvarna	433	Jack Lindsay	1–7
Fabrican Race Team	KTM	32	Calum Mitchell	All
Hitachi KTM fuelled by Milwaukee	KTM	33	Kay Karssemakers	2, 4–6, 8
Hitachi KTM fuelled by Milwaukee	KTM	517	Isak Gifting	1–2, 4–5
Whites Transport Services	KTM	38	Ben White	2
Revo Seven Kawasaki	Kawasaki	40	Jamie Wainwright	1–5
Revo Seven Kawasaki	Kawasaki	53	Dylan Walsh	3–8
Moto-Cycle/Premier Bikes	KTM	48	Adam Collings	All
CPS Motorcycles/Chambers Racing	Husqvarna	54	Dylan Spencer	1–5, 7–8
	KTM	55	Damon Strydom	5
Verde Shiloh KTM	KTM	57	Kyle McNichol	1–2
Verde Shiloh KTM	KTM	119	Bailey Johnston	1–2, 5–8
Norman Watt Motorcycles	Kawasaki	60	John Meara	7
	Yamaha	66	Lewis Tombs	3, 5
Gabriel KTM	KTM	74	Tom Murphy	1–7
723 Racebikes/Westole Fencing	KTM	75	Aaron Ongley	1–6
Blades Bikes	Kawasaki	82	Charlie Cole	All
HRW Racing/Wulfsport	Yamaha	99	Howard Wainwright	1–2, 4
BPH Race Team	Yamaha	101	Ben Kennedy	1, 5
Hardcore Racing	Yamaha	111	Rob Holyoake	1, 5, 7
	KTM	118	Jaydon Murphy	2
RSR Plant Services KTM	KTM	122	Jake Sheridan	All
Lexa MX	Husqvarna	123	Rossi Beard	2–4
Holeshot MX/SE Racing	KTM	131	Henry Siddiqui	1–4, 7
Oil Collect/Rikki Priest	KTM	133	Jordan Wright	1
JSMX Coaching	KTM	180	Josh Spinks	4–5
GRT Impact KTM	KTM	184	James Carpenter	All
SC Sporthomes Husqvarna	Husqvarna	247	Florian Miot	1–5
SC Sporthomes Husqvarna	Husqvarna	261	Jörgen-Matthias Talviku	6–8
Husqvarna Lille Vitamine H	Husqvarna	249	Mathéo Miot	2
	Yamaha	260	Dylan Woodcock	4
SR75 Suzuki	Suzuki	272	Neville Bradshaw	1
RJP Motorcycles/CI Sport	Yamaha	272	Neville Bradshaw	3–4
Meredith MX	Fantic	274	Kieran Banks	1
Crendon Fastrack Honda	Honda	277	Jay Hague	1–2, 5
CI Sport MX/Destination MX KTM	KTM	326	Wal Beaney	1–5
RFX Whites Transport KTM	KTM	360	Nathan Dixon	1
Cab Screens Crescent Yamaha	Yamaha	365	Sam Nunn	1, 4–7
SJP Moto	KTM	422	Charlie Heyman	8
426 Motorsport Stebbings KTM	KTM	426	Conrad Mewse	1–7
	Gas Gas	469	Ryan de Beer	4
MotoXChange	Husqvarna	470	Tom Hughes	2, 4–6, 8
	KTM	500	Callum Murfitt	3
Big Van World MTX Kawasaki	Kawasaki	575	Taylor Hammal	1
ASA United Gas Gas	Gas Gas	579	Bobby Bruce	7–8
Team Ando PBM Honda	Honda	600	Brad Anderson	4
	KTM	661	Noah Chambers	4
Fathead Racing	Husqvarna	681	Tommy Alba	6
AJP Gas Gas	Gas Gas	719	Jimmy Margetson	6
MV Haulage/Stebbings	KTM	771	Ollie Beamish	1, 3–5
	Gas Gas	818	Shaun Springer	4
FUS Marsh Geartec Husqvarna	Husqvarna	957	Jake Preston	1, 4–5
Drag'On Tek Yamaha	Yamaha	998	Todd Kellett	6

Riders Championship

^[11]

Pos	Rider	Bike	CUL		FOX		LYN		CAN		BLA		FAT		SKE		LAN		Points
1	Conrad Mewse	KTM	1	1	1	11	1	1	Ret	DNS	2	2	1	1	1	2			276
2	James Carpenter	KTM	15	4	4	1	7	16	6	7	4	3	5	4	2	7	2	1	270
3	Tom Grimshaw	Husqvarna	21	8	7	2	5	4	5	6	5	4	7	14	15	4	4	9	223
4	Jamie Law	Husqvarna	5	5	11	9	3	3	13	9	11	11	6	9	9	8	15	11	202
5	Isak Gifting	KTM	2	2	2	3			1	1	1	1							186
6	Dylan Walsh	Kawasaki					2	2	2	2	Ret	Ret	Ret	DNS	3	1	1	2	180
7	Adam Collings	KTM	16	15	6	8	6	7	10	Ret	16	8	9	5	7	13	8	7	174
8	Calum Mitchell	KTM	12	16	12	23	13	9	11	11	10	10	8	6	8	11	11	8	159
9	Kay Karssemakers	KTM			3	4			3	3	3	5	3	3			Ret	DNS	154
10	Michael Ellis	KTM	11	10	5	14	15	6	18	26	6	7	Ret	Ret	11	6	10	15	139
11	Charlie Cole	Kawasaki	Ret	11	10	Ret	4	8	7	Ret	12	24	11	10	10	15	12	6	137
12	Carlton Husband	Kawasaki	14	9	9	7	8	26	DNS	DNS			12	21	12	5	14	5	115
13	Jörgen-Matthias Talviku	Husqvarna											2	2	4	14	3	3	109
14	Jamie Wainwright	Kawasaki	29	7	14	12	19	12	8	4	14	6							94
15	Alfie Jones	Husqvarna	13	20	17	15	29	11	12	Ret	32	12	15	11	17	21	6	14	89
16	Jake Sheridan	KTM	24	19	21	19	11	13	19	13	18	16	Ret	17	13	12	9	16	78
17	Sam Atkinson	Kawasaki	32	27	16	10					20	17	10	15	Ret	18	7	12	64
18	Jay Hague	Honda	3	Ret	8	5					8	20							63
19	Sam Nunn	Yamaha	30	Ret					21	15	Ret	9	13	13	5	9			62
20	Ben Putnam	Husqvarna					10	10	4	8									53
21	Lewis Tombs	Yamaha					9	5			9	13							48
22	Neville Bradshaw	Suzuki	9	14															38
22	Neville Bradshaw	Yamaha					14	DNS	9	Ret									38
23	Josh Spinks	KTM							14	5	7	Ret							37
24	John Meara	Kawasaki									17	14			16	3			36
25	Jack Lindsay	Husqvarna	17	25	19	25	12	14	28	21	15	21	21	19	20	17			35
26	Charlie Heyman	KTM															5	4	34
27	Kyle McNichol	KTM	10	3	22	20													32
28	Todd Kellett	Yamaha											4	7					32
29	Florian Miot	Husqvarna	4	DNS	Ret	DNS	Ret	DNS	Ret	Ret	13	15							32
30	Ben Franklin	Husqvarna											14	8	Ret	19	20	13	31
31	Taylor Hammal	Kawasaki	6	6															30
32	Bailey Johnston	KTM	19	28	25	16					21	19	17	Ret	14	16	17	20	30
33	Tom Murphy	KTM	31	17	23	21	16	19	23	14	Ret	26	16	16	19	24			30
34	Bobby Bruce	Gas Gas													6	10	Ret	DNS	26
35	Aaron Ongley	KTM	27	22	20	22	17	17	16	16	22	30	19	18					24
36	Mathéo Miot	Husqvarna			13	6													23
37	Robert Yates	Yamaha	7	12															23
38	Howard Wainwright	Yamaha	18	13	15	17			Ret	DNS									21
39	Travis Steels	KTM					21	18	17	20	29	27	20	20	23	20	16	17	20
40	Louie Kessell	Honda	20	18	DSQ	13	22	20	25	17	Ret	18							20
41	Liam Garland	Kawasaki													Ret	Ret	13	10	19
42	Brad Anderson	Honda							15	10									17
43	Nathan Dixon	KTM	8	Ret															13
44	Matt Bayliss	Gas Gas							20	12	19	Ret							12
45	Tommy Alba	Husqvarna											18	12					12
46	Rossi Beard	Husqvarna			26	24	18	15	Ret	25									9
47	Dylan Spencer	Husqvarna	28	29	27	27	25	22	29	Ret	28	Ret			22	23	18	18	6
48	Henry Siddiqui	KTM	Ret	DNS	18	18	27	Ret	27	Ret					Ret	22			6
49	Tom Hughes	Husqvarna			29	Ret			34	27	Ret	31	Ret	Ret			19	19	4
50	Jake Preston	Husqvarna	23	24					24	18	31	DNS							3
51	Wal Beaney	KTM	26	23	24	26	20	21	32	19	26	25							3
52	Robert Holyoake	Yamaha	22	Ret							25	22			18	Ret			3
	Kieran Banks	Fantic	25	21															0
	Tom Neal	Yamaha													21	Ret			0
	Ollie Beamish	KTM	35	26			23	23	26	22	24	29							0
	Dylan Woodcock	Yamaha							22	Ret									0
	William Farrow	KTM	Ret	30			28	24	31	23	23	28							0
	Damon Strydom	KTM									27	23							0
	Callum Murfitt	KTM					24	25											0
	Noah Chambers	KTM							30	24									0
	Ricky Carter	KTM					26	27											0
	Ben White	KTM			28	28													0
	Jaydon Murphy	KTM			Ret	29													0
	Ben Kennedy	Yamaha	33	DNS							30	DNS							0
	Ryan de Beer	Gas Gas							33	DNS									0
	Matt Burrows	Husqvarna			Ret	Ret													0
	Jordan Wright	KTM	Ret	DNS															0
	Shaun Springer	Gas Gas							Ret	DNS									0
	Jimmy Margetson	Gas Gas											Ret	DNS					0
Pos	Rider	Bike	CUL		FOX		LYN		CAN		BLA		FAT		SKE		LAN		Points

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[2] "Searle crowned 2022 British Motocross Champion". David Miller. dirtbikerider.com. 12 September 2022. Retrieved 10 December 2022.

[3] "Tommy Searle completes signing GTCI Revo Kawasaki for 2023". Team TMX. tmxnews.co.uk. 12 October 2022. Retrieved 10 December 2022.

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[6] "Mewse To Honda in 2023". mxlarge.com. 4 October 2022. Retrieved 10 December 2022.

[7] "British Motocross Championship 2022 – MXGB tracks, dates and classes". Team TMX. tmxnews.co.uk. 3 February 2022. Retrieved 10 December 2022.

[8] "Adamson Back To 450 With ASA Gas Gas". motoheadmag.com. 22 December 2021. Retrieved 10 December 2022.

[9] "Jason Meara wants to keep pushing for podiums". Maurice Montgomery. newsletter.co.uk. 3 November 2021. Retrieved 10 December 2022.

[10] "PHOENIX TOOLS EVEN STROKES KAWASAKI SIGN PETAR PETROV". dirthub.co.uk. 9 December 2021. Retrieved 10 December 2022.

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2022 British Motocross Championship

Contents

Race calendar and results

MX1

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Circuit locations

MX1

Participants

Riders Championship

MX2

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