Jordan Dominates, George is upgraded, Alfie and Christopher injured and Sammy takes his first 85cc trophy!

As the season kicked off there has already been a lot of shake ups for the team, The disappointing news that the Redbull Series had folded left the riders scrambling for placements in other championships.Christopher was the first rider to get his season underway competing in the Dutch Onk 85cc nationals, First round bringing home a solid 10th place finish and joint top British rider, Unfortunately in the second round Christopher suffered a knee injury that has sidelined the youngster for a few weeks.Jordan is off to a flying start aboard his EHR 125cc machine, Taking maximum wins at the Scott Nationals and the British Youth Nationals, also taking 6th overall going up against the 250 four strokes aboard his 125 at the first round of the Maxxis British Championships in the MXY2 class.Alfie started the season with maximum wins at club level in the 65cc class but unfortunately sustained a wrist injury at the first round of the British youth nationals. Good news is Alfie will be back for round 2.Sammy had his first small wheel 85cc trophy's at a recent club event, Sammy came home 6th overall and has been working hard with team trainer Gary Linge to go to the next level!George has had what can only be described as a sudden growth spurt, at the tender age of just 13 he now stands over 6ft tall! after long discussions with the ACU licencing department it was decided that his only option would be to move up to a 125cc machine, something not usually allowed until at least 14 years of age! George will now compete along side Jordan in the 125cc British youth championships and the Maxxis British championships in the MXY2 class!

The team would like to thank all its sponsors DRF- Scorpeo - Motul oils - Michelin Tyres - Motoshack - Powerband suspension- Gilbert&Mellish - TFH Gazebos - Talon - EHR Tuning - Feridax - Rip'N'Roll - Sidi - Shoei - Seven- Ci Sport - SGUT - LingeTrainingAcademy - DuckSmart- ETF - MRC Print - Jim Aim KTM