Judd KTM British Youth Championship 2019 - Round 4 Programme

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introduction "DESERTMARTIN IS AN ICONIC TRACK WHICH IS HELD MANY NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL EVENTS" Welcome to the fourth round of the 2019 Judd KTM British Youth Championship. It’s an exciting time for us here at RHL Activities; we look forward to seeing some great racing at Desertmartin.

We are pleased to be back at Desertmartin following a year off from the calendar. As the Official ACU British Youth Motocross Championship heads into the final three rounds for the 2019 season, we expect it to be one of the highlights of the year.

Desertmartin is one of few tracks that has full planning permission for year-round use. ’The Desert’, as it is affectionately known, has been developed over the years and is classed as one of the best tracks in the world by many riders. It has played host to many races from club level to national and world championship events including the FIM World Motocross Championship, Maxxis British Motocross Championship and of course the British Youth Motocross Championship, while the sandy terrain certainly creates some memorable racing and it is of course a great experience for the riders.

Part of our priority here at RHL Activities is to grow our sport, bring more junior riders into the championship and give our riders the very best platform to develop for the future.

Over the last seven years I believe we’ve 4

achieved a lot, and this season we will see another strong line-up of riders across all classes that will benefit from racing with the very best youngsters in the UK on some of the best tracks for their development. The Judd KTM British Youth Championship is the only gateway for young riders to enter a World Championship event, and we look forward to seeing riders enjoy all the benefits of competing with us, while establishing themselves throughout the ranks of racing.

We value all our partners who are incredibly important to the success and progression of the Judd KTM British Youth Championship.

I would like to personally thank you all for your support, and we are of course highly motivated to continue our growth of the championship whilst improving it for existing riders, especially as we look to lead the way as the most professional youth series in Europe.

I hope you all have a great weekend of racing and enjoy the fourth round for the 2019 season.

Gareth Hockey RHL Activities www.rhlactivities.com

MEET THETEAM Race Director

Margaret Stephens

Clerk of the Course

Gareth Hockey

Assistant Clerks

Ian May, Lawrence Phillips

Event Secretary

RHL Activities

Chief Technical Officers

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Technical Officers

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Chief Marshal

Ian May

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RACE TIMES SATURDAY - START 9:00AM CLASS 125CC/OPEN 85BW 85SW 65CC AUTO

FREE PRACTICE 5 MINUTES 5 MINUTES 5 MINUTES 5 MINUTES 5 MINUTES

TIMED QUALIFICATION 10 MINUTES 10 MINUTES 10 MINUTES 10 MINUTES 10 MINUTES

CLASS 125CC/OPEN 85BW 85SW 65CC AUTO

RACE 1 15 MIN + 1 LAP 14 MIN + 1 LAP 14 MIN + 1 LAP 13 MIN + 1 LAP 11 MIN + 1 LAP

RACE 2 15 MIN + 1 LAP 14 MIN + 1 LAP 14 MIN + 1 LAP 13 MIN + 1 LAP 11 MIN + 1 LAP

WARNING MOTORSPORT CAN BE DANGEROUS Despite the Organisers taking all reasonable precautions, unavoidable accidents can happen.

Please comply with all instructions of marshals, officials, and notices and remain in permitted areas only. THEY ARE CONCERNED WITH YOUR SAFETY

SUNDAY - START 8:30AM CLASS 85SW

RACE 1 14 MIN + 1 LAP

RACE 2 14 MIN + 1 LAP

RACE 3 14 MIN + 1 LAP

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13 MIN + 1 LAP 11 MIN + 1 LAP

13 MIN + 1 LAP 11 MIN + 1 LAP

13 MIN + 1 LAP 11 MIN + 1 LAP

85BW 125/OPEN

14 MIN + 1 LAP 15 MIN + 1 LAP

14 MIN + 1 LAP 15 MIN + 1 LAP

14 MIN + 1 LAP 15 MIN + 1 LAP

PLEASE NOTE

Times may vary depending on the venue, please check any Additional Information handed to you at the Welcome Office during Site Registration.

The race timetable is conditional on ideal weather and track conditions. This may change for each event, depending on weather and track conditions.

once at the Venue. Any amendments to the Race programme will be notified to you, through one or all of the following: • Social Media • Email • Signage • Riders Briefing

The Clerk of the Course in conjunction with RHL and the ACU steward, will confirm or amend the Race programme

Programme of Race times will always be clearly displayed at the Welcome Office.

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IMPORTANT

INFORMATION

ADMITTANCE TO PADDOCK

PIT BIKES

Strictly no admittance to the paddock until 12pm on Friday

No pit bikes or electric bikes including OSET’s

CHILDREN

DOGS Dogs are allowed on site but please keep them on leads at all times

LITTER Facilities will be in place, please use. The paddock/pit/ track areas are all clean before you enter the site so we expect these areas to look the same when you leave.

CAMPING No one will be admitted to the site before midday on the Friday before the event. If track grading/watering is in progress no one will be allowed to access the circuit for event safety reasons. No digging holes in the pit/paddock area to level up campers or caravans. No ground BBQ’s or ground fires

Could you all please notify your guests, invitees, competitors, participants and spectators that all minors should be under supervision of a parent or responsible adult at all times. There is continual vehicle movement throughout the site

NO RIDING IN THE PITS Riders are to dismount at the exit of the track. Any rider caught riding through the paddock will be asked to leave the site

FENCING Please do not climb on or over any of the fencing in and around the site

SITE RULES No vandalism or tampering to track machines, toilet blocks, track, banners, fields, fencing, water connections, bike wash, electric point or anything within or nearby to the track vicinity will be tolerated. Should any rider or rider’s family are involved in such incidents they will be asked to leave the track immediately.

Any fighting between riders, parents, etc will not be tolerated and will result in the entire family and rider being asked to leave immediately and may warrant a life ban from attending any event at Desertmartin.

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No digging, no burning of or on the grass, no emptying of oils, detergents, etc allowed in any area and in particular the field. Oil drums are provided at the end of the concrete bike wash for waste oil etc.

Riders, families and spectators must keep within the grounds of the motocross track. No one is permitted to stray onto the surrounding fields or property. Anyone found doing so will be sent home.

ABOUT RHL ACTIVITIES RHL Activities Ltd is synonymous with organising & promoting off road events and is recognised as one of the major companies within the industry to not only lead the sport, but raise the profile of the sport, from its traditional grass roots of muddy fields to high profile sporting and trading events, both indoor and outdoor. In 2008 RHL was rewarded for what was referred to by the press and public alike as the best British Grand Prix for a decade, with official recognition at the annual FIM awards presentation in Monaco, when Gareth Hockey stepped up to receive the Best Infrastructure Award at a Grand Prix event.

Gareth Hockey is the man behind the RHL team, it is his drive and focus that spearheads the team, pushing and developing not only the company, but also encouraging the development and growth of the team and its individuals.

The RHL team has grown to include some of the most experienced and respected figures in not only off road motorcycle sport, but also within the event industry.

RHL Activities are the promoters of the Judd KTM British Youth National Championship since 2012.

Over this period we have seen the championship grow year on year and when RHL took the championship over they started with very few riders to now having 200 plus rider competing in the Official ACU British Youth Championship. The championship see’s the best youth motocross riders throughout the UK battle it out for the British Championship titles across six rounds at the countries best tracks. The championship is the steppingstone for youth riders to get into the Maxxis British Motocross Championship and the World Championships.

The company also runs the world famous Weston Beach Race which has been in existence over 35 years.

The event is recognised as the biggest, maddest and baddest off road event on the UK calendar. The event is RHL’s version of the London Marathon with amateurs and professional riders competing together, over two days, with race classes ranging, from the youngest riders of 7 years old to the oldest rider in 2016 of 73, competing on both two and four wheels. The event attracts up to 1500 riders and tens of thousands of spectators, who take over the seaside town of Weston Super Mare.

DESERTMARTIN

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The SCOTT Sports Holeshot Award is given for the first rider to the first corner in each moto of each class during the Judd KTM British Youth Championship weekend.

The winners race number will be displayed on a board at the end of the race. The rider who has won the holeshot for that race is to go straight to the SCOTT Sports stand to have their photo taken and receive their award.

For each holeshot a rider wins they will receive one point for the Championship and if they receive all five holeshots in a weekend they will be awarded an additional point for that round.

The top three riders at the end of the year in the standings will receive a brand new SCOTT BMX Bike.

Please find below the SCOTT Sports Holeshot Championship Standings following Round 3 at Fatcat Moto Parc last month.

RIDER NAME

CLASS

TOTAL

RD1

RD2

RD3

Bailey Johnston

Big Wheel

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1

2

6

Casey Lister

Auto

8

6

-

2

Preston Williams

125cc

8

3

2

3

Jack Grayshon

125cc

7

2

3

2

Drew Anderson

Open

6

6

-

-

Max Ingham

Open

6

-

3

3

Finley Evans

Small Wheel

6

2

-

4

Lucas Lee

Auto

5

-

2

3

Ben Mustoe

Small Wheel

4

3

1

-

Riley Ray Barrow

Auto

3

-

3

-

Freddie Gardiner

65cc

3

1

1

1

Dominic Lancett

Open

3

-

2

1

Reece Jones

65cc

3

-

1

2

Charlie Heyman

Big Wheel

2

2

-

-

Max Harris

65cc

2

2

-

-

Wal Beaney

Big Wheel

2

2

-

-

Mckenzie Marshall

Small Wheel

2

-

2

-

Ollie Colmer

Big Wheel

2

-

2

-

Blake Ward-Clarke

65cc

2

-

2

-

Kayden Boyd

65cc

2

1

-

1

Brandon Buckley

65cc

1

1

-

-

Tyla Hooley

Small Wheel

1

-

1

-

Charlie Richmond

65cc

1

-

1

-

Sam Atkinson

Big Wheel

1

-

1

-

Chalasin Phairueangsome

Small Wheel

1

-

1

-

Ben Kennedy

Open

1

-

-

1

Kalvin Kelly

Small Wheel

1

-

-

1

Archie Jay Girdham

65cc

1

-

-

1

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RD4

RD5

RD6

I N T E RV I E W

MAX INGHAM Max Ingham looks to take British Open Championship title at the Judd KTM British Youth Championship The Hardcore Racing Yamaha rider Max Ingham has been competing at the Official ACU British Youth Motocross Championship for the last few years. Max competes in the Open Championship in 2019 and currently sits in second with 56 points behind the current red plate leader Dominic Lancett.

Unfortunately, Dominic Lancett is out for the remainder of the season due to an injury, so the title is now open to Max to take the 2019 British title.

We caught up with the Isle of Man rider ahead of the fourth round of the Judd KTM British Youth Championship which takes place at Desertmartin in Northern Ireland on August 17th and 18th.

We are now heading into the final half of the 2019 season. How has the season gone so far for you and has there been any highlight moments you would like to share with us?

Max Ingham: “This year hasn’t gone exactly how I thought it would go. I’ve had a few little setbacks at the previous rounds resulting in met not riding like I know I can rider, but I am looking to finish the rest of the season strong and in full fitness.”

At the last round which took place at Fatcats, you had a strong weekend. How was it for you and can you talk us through the weekend?

Max Ingham: “Yes I started the weekend off really well qualifying in pole. During the first race whilst leading I made a mistake and over jumped a jump and landed into the face of the next jump. This caused me to have injure both my ankles, so I decided to pull out of the race due to 13

being in a lot of pain. I strapped my ankle up and finished the weekend off as I knew I had to score points to keep the Championship alive.”

You are currently second in the ACU British Open Championship heading into the fourth round. How does it feel and now with Dominic out due to injury the title is up for grabs with only 56 points off the top spot?

Max Ingham: “It’s never nice to see another rider go out of a Championship due to an injury, but now for the remaining rounds I am just going to ride like I know I can and score as many points as possible to then see where I end up at the final round at Landrake.”

Desertmartin plays host to the fourth stop after a year off the Official ACU British Youth Motocross Championship calendar. The circuit is known as one of the best tracks in Europe. What are your thoughts on the track, and can you tell us a bit about your plans/goals for the weekend?

Max Ingham: “Desertmartin is one of my favourite circuits to ride, so I am really looking forward to heading there. I plan to go out there and ride how I know I can and hopefully be fighting for the race wins and get the top spot in the Championship.”

Can you tell us what you get up to in between meetings in regard to training and having time out on your bike?

Max Ingham: “I try to ride as much as I can during the weekends and then during the week I usually go to the gym, cycle and go to a Yoga class which I feel helps a lot when I am on the bike.”

FAC E F OA M

BUSTER HART

I N T E RV I E W

Buster Hart has been competing in the Judd KTM British Youth Championship for a few years now and currently sits fifth within the Official ACU British 125cc Championship as the Championship heads to Desertmartin in Northern Ireland this weekend (August 17thand 18th).

Buster recently competed for Team GB in Trentino, Italy for the FIM Junior Motocross World Championship where the team finished 3rd out of 32 countries.

We caught up with Buster ahead of the fourth round this weekend.

Buster Hart: “It’s a pretty good feeling but I know I can definitely improve my positions.”

We are now heading into the final half of the 2019 season. How has the season gone so far for you? Has there been any highlight moments?

Buster Hart: “This season was always going to be tough. Rookie season is always a learning one, but we have had some great riding and overall, it’s been an awesome year so far. The big highlight for me this year is getting picked to represent team GB in Italy a few weeks ago.”

Can you tell us what you get up to in between meetings in regards to training and bike time?

Buster Hart: “A lot of effort goes into it during the week with gym training and riding on the bike.”

At the last round you had a strong weekend at Fatcats for the third stop of the Official British Youth Motocross Championship. How was it for you? Can you talk us through the weekend for you?

Buster Hart: “Fatcats was a mediocre weekend. My first race on the new bike with a lot of changes. It was good but could have been a lot better.”

You’re currently fifth in the British Open Championship heading into round four with 53 points off fourth place rider James Smith. How does it feel being within the top five riders in the UK in the 125cc class?

We now head to Desertmartin on August 17th & 18th for the fourth round. Desertmartin is known as one of the best tracks in Europe. What are your thoughts on the circuit, and can you tell us a bit about your plans and goals for the weekend?

Buster Hart: “It’s an awesome track one of my favourites for sure. My goals are to get good starts and get on the box.”

Finally, what would you say to a rider who is looking to come up?

Buster Hart: “Definitely believe and hope you can do it. Put the work in and push yourself. If you want it bad enough you will get there.”

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Fatcat fun in the sun for round three of the Judd KTM ACU British Youth Cham pionship

Round three of the Judd KTM ACU British Youth Championship at FatCat Motoparc over the weekend (July 6/7) was an incredible event, as riders battled hard for supremacy at the sandy and challenging Doncaster circuit. It was super-fast young guns Brian Gyles, Reece Jones, Finley Evans, Charlie Heyman, Max Ingham and Jack Grayshon who took the overall honours for the weekend, which was streamed live across all of the championship channels with a positive response.

In the Official ACU British Rookie Championships, which awards riders in their first season in each championship category, Brian Gyles, Reece Jones, Billy Askew, Bailey Johnston, Louie Kessell and Max

Ingham took the top spots for the event.

In the Auto class there was no stopping emerging talent Brian Gyles from Thailand, who took all five moto wins at the FatCat circuit.

The youngster had to dig deep and battle hard, as taking second to fifth positions were Lucas Lee, Judd Orange Brigade’s Riley-Ray Barrow, Malachi Allan and Casey Lister.

In the 65cc class there were also some close challenges throughout the weekend as riders tackled the tough sand circuit. Walking away with the top spot on the podium was SJP Moto’s Reece Jones with 211 points thanks to four moto wins. In second place was Kayden Boyd, whilst Freddie Gardiner took third with

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Brandon Buckley, who won moto two, and Riley Ingram rounding out the top five.

In the Small Wheel 85cc class the SJP Moto machine of Finley Evans took the weekend overall with a consistent performance to have an eight-point advantage over second placed Tyla Hooley, who took two moto wins. It was an action-packed weekend of racing in this class as Billy Askew onboard his SJP Moto machine took third with one moto win, as Shaun Mahoney and Josh Vail completed the top five.

In the Big Wheel 85cc class SJP Moto’s Charlie Heyman took another overall win with four out of five race victories. In second place was Sam Atkinson, who took a moto win

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and managed to clinch a one-point advantage over Judd Orange Brigade rider Bailey Johnston, who was third.

Revo Husqvarna’s Ollie Colmer was fourth with Arai Elcock in fifth.

In the 125cc class there were some close battles throughout the weekend, but Jack Grayshon shone through with a dominating performance to take all five moto wins. Second place went to Judd Orange Brigade rider Preston Williams who was second in each race, and in third overall was James Smith. Louie Kessell and Jude Morris were fourth and fifth.

Finally, the Open Class was won

by Verde Sports Racing’s Dominic Lancett, who took four out of the five motos with HCR Yamaha’s Max Ingham in second with the final moto win of the day. Jack Roberts took third with Ben Kennedy clinching fourth and Judd Orange Brigade’s Drew Anderson was fifth.

Throughout the weekend SCOTT Sports awarded the rider in each moto who reached the SCOTT Holeshot line first. It was great to see so many different riders taking a holeshot throughout the weekend, but a mention has to go to Bailey Johnston for taking all five holeshots in the Big Wheel 85cc class.

Fox Head Europe partnered the series this weekend by sponsoring moto one and moto three to award the rider who had the fastest laptime in the race. We will be bringing you a full breakdown of the results from the weekend on our social media feeds, it was great to have them on-board and displaying at the event. In addition, the MX VICE and 24MX powered live stream was extremely popular – with viewers all around the world checking in to see the Judd KTM British Youth

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Championship riders in action. Check out our Facebook to see the coverage from the weekend.

The Judd KTM British Youth Championship now heads to the iconic track in Desertmartin, Northern Ireland on August 17 and 18 for the fourth round of the 2019.

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RIDER LISTS

AUTOS #

NAME

TOWN

BIKE

SPONSOR

4R

Malachi Allan

Leven

KTM

Fleming Racing

5R

Marley Alder

Wantage

Husqvarna

Premier Bike/Hallder Scaffolding

6R

Brooklyn Gabbitas

Newark

KTM

Nitro Neo/Dennington Decorators

10R

Tom White

Winchester

KTM

Whitehouse Printing

11

Lucas Lee

Peterlee

KTM

Ken Rodney Construction/Starmx

16

Luca Tatchell

Maesteg

Husqvarna

W & M Tatchell Plastering & Building

18R

Louie Marvin

Epping

KTM

-

31R

Harry Gay

Southampton

Husqvarna

KAW Plumbing And Heating

50R

Tommie Perfect

Chelmsford

Husqvarna

Train2Gain

57R

Larson Wilkinson

Halifax

KTM

Big Ds Racing

67R

Brian Gyles

Cambridge

KTM

Baan Ricky/Rick ECU Repair/MSang

75R

Cohen Jagielski

Cannock

KTM

Fasteddy KTM/Putoline/Alpinstar

77R

Charlie Ward

Sittingbourne

KTM

Dave Mewes Construction/L&W UK

101R

Aaron Todd

Dundee

KTM

DVS Racing Works

118R

Riley-Ray Barrow

Northampton

KTM

Judd Racing/KTM UK

125R

Casey Lister

Wolverhampton

KTM

TS Racing/Vip Motocross

238R

Ryan Taylor

Pickering

KTM

-

254R

George Newton

Brymbo

Husqvarna

MXR UK Wrexham

307R

Rio Cook

Southampton

KTM

D.C Builders

311R

Archie Butterfield

Driffield

Husqvarna

Fosse Hill Jet Ski Centre

512R

Stanley Siebert

Haslebury Plucknett

Husqvarna

SJP Moto

800

Robbie Daly

Stevenage

KTM

Judd/KTM Racing

834R

Oscar Gilham

Kelso

Husqvarna

Glenham

868R

Cruz Hayes

Manchester

Husqvarna

-

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65CC #

NAME

TOWN

BIKE

SPONSOR

1R

Blake Ward-Clarke

Bedford

KTM

Blackrock Scaffolding Ltd

7R

Harrison Davies

Aberdare

Husqvarna

Aberdare Heating Services

9R

Matthew Morgan

Lllanelli

Husqvarna

Morgan farriers

10R

Alfie Herron

Castlewellan

Husqvarna

-

14R

Freddie Gardiner

Norton

KTM

FOX Racing/Goggle-shop/Matt Gardiner MX

21R

Lewis Spratt

Omagh

KTM

Campsie Road Filling Station Omagh

22R

Sonny Rooney

Liverpool

Husqvarna

MG Offroad

24R

Billy Alder

Wantage

Husqvarna

Hallder Scaffold

30R

Charlie Richmond

Reading

KTM

PTL London/JP Racing

38

Liam Bell

Heriot

Husqvarna

Mum and Dad

44R

Ollie Bubb

Gloucester

KTM

Dirtworks Groundworks Specialist

46R

Harry Shand

Ballaugh

KTM

IPS Administration

48R

Hayden Statt

Stanley

Husqvarna

Manchester MC/Carl Heaton

55R

Olly Waters

Ledbury

Husqvarna

Bavenhill

66R

Josh Blackley

Douglas

KTM

-

72

Max Harris

Lancaster

Husqvarna

Dirt Bike Rider Magazine

80

Zane Stephens

Newquay

KTM

Judd Orange Brigade

90

Kalvin Kelly

Leeds

KTM

MJW/ACE Suspension/TeeBee MC

92

Corey-Jay Hull

Blackburn

KTM

Lookers Volkswagen Blackburn

100

Archie-Jay Girdham

Scunthorpe

Husqvarna

SJP Moto

101R

Archie Britton

Ongar

KTM

Judd ktm Orange Brigade

104R

Reece Jones

Barnsley

Husqvarna

SJP Moto

116R

Noah Eastwood

Tonbridge

KTM

-

121R

Riley Ingram

West Malling

KTM

-

155R

Kayden Boyd

Wigan

Husqvarna

Billy Bob Murphy

167R

Jack Evans

Cheltenham

KTM

Mre Contracts

191R

Kayden Smith

Bungay

Husqvarna

Lings Husqvarna/Destination Mx

210R

Tyreece Gee

Orpington

KTM

Gee210racing

226R

Micheal Mc Cullagh

Dungiven

KTM

Sperrin Flooring Ltd

236R

Joel Winstanley-Dawson

Wigan

Yamaha

WinstanleyMX/Fasthouse UK

241

Austin Beasty

Market Weighton

KTM

Custom MX/Motul/Pro Green/Thirty4

259R

Fabian Junior Morrison

Salisbury

Husqvarna

Burbidge Bakery/Dynamite Scaffolding

350

Franky Jubb

Stockport

Husqvarna

Manchester Extreme

414R

Logan Burns

Scarborough

KTM

BellsMx/FasthouseUK/ProgreenMX

511R

Logan Keane

Pembroke Dock

KTM

Tenby Tyres

516

Brandon Buckley

Dukinfield

KTM

RSS

531R

Calum Betteridge

Thame

KTM

Shercroft

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RIDER LISTS

SW85CC #

NAME

TOWN

BIKE

SPONSOR

3R

Lucy Barker

East Riding

Husqvarna

SJPMoto

7R

Conner Smith

Langley Park

Yamaha

Bikesport/ AJ Valeting

8R

Dylan Meaney

Merthyr Tydfil

Husqvarna

Merthyr Tyre Services

10R

Kurt Evans

Worcester

Husqvarna

Heatfront.com

11R

Shaun Mahoney

Merthyr Tydfil

KTM

First Call Travel

12

Finley Evans

Crewkerne

Husqvarna

SJP Moto

23R

Alex Henderson

Down

Husqvarna

Hendersons Plumbers/RBR

27R

Aidan Mccreesh

Downpatrick

KTM

C. McCreesh Bricklaying ltd

31R

Will Haddock

Sheffield

KTM

MJW Specialists

55R

Ryan Waggott

Carlisle

Husqvarna

JGR Revo Husquvarna

58

Jack Wilson

Stockport

Yamaha

Manchester Xtreme

65

Fin Wilson

County Cork

Husqvarna

D.Wilson & Sons ltd

67R

Chalasin Phairueangsome

Cambridge

KTM

Baan Ricky/MSang/Eat my Dirt

72R

Billy Moriarty

Chatham

Husqvarna

Ci Sport/ Dep Pipes

77R

Kyron Carron

Wantage

KTM

PASS- Suspension & engine tuning

79

Josh Vail

Scunthorpe

Husqvarna

Vail Plumbing & Heating

88R

Ethan Blackley

Douglas

KTM

-

90

Kalvin Kelly

Leeds

KTM

MJW/ACE Suspension/TeeBee MC

95R

Louis Vincent

KTM

Cheddar MX Store

101

Tyla Hooley

Barnsley

KTM

CI Sports/Vans of Westwood

105R

Matt Fernley

St. Helens

KTM

Motosport Services

113

Harrison Roberts

Evercreech

KTM

Cheddar MX

116

Ellis Poole

Bristol

KTM

1st Call Travel/APE Fire & Security

120R

Euan Watson

Pittenweem

KTM

Planet suspension/Drysdale Motorcycles

124R

Joey Benfield

Heythrop

KTM

Harris Piece Stud

146

Finlay Boxall

Codnor

Husqvarna

-

163

Ben Mustoe

Cheltenham

KTM

JUDD/KTM

205R

Kiean Boughen

Kings Lynn

KTM

Rfx

227R

Warren Clarke

Mansfield

Husqvarna

Ace Suspension

247

Jake Farrelly

Seaford

TM

Terrakon/CCM Racing

267

Daniel Pierce

Widnes

Husqvarna

-

361R

Gus Mustoe

Cheltenham

KTM

-

402

Ashton Boughen

Kings Lynn

Yamaha

Yamaha Grizzly Junior Team

441R

Billy Askew

Market Rasen

Husqvarna

SJP Moto

555R

Mckenzie Marshall

Stoke on Trent

KTM

JUDD ORANGE BRIGADE

698

Ollie Addy

Barnsley

KTM

MJW Tuning/RFX

711

Joel Fisher

Warmingham

KTM

-

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-

BW85CC #

NAME

TOWN

BIKE

SPONSOR

3R

James Barker

Driffield

Husqvarna

SJPMoto

6R

Ollie Colmer

Hexham

Husqvarna

Revo/JGR/Daily Mail/Nando's

8R

Jake Randall

Dursley

KTM

Apex KTM

12R

Jude Turton

Chesterfield

KTM

-

13R

Larry Harper

Hayes

Husqvarna

-

19R

Bailey Johnston

Pontefract

KTM

Judd Orange Brigade

22

Charlie Heyman

-

Husqvarna

SJP Moto Husqvarna

36R

Hudson Roper

Halifax

Husqvarna

SJP

49R

Eidur Orri Palmarsson

Hafnarfjodur

KTM

-

50R

Charley Irwin

Antrim

KTM

Discount Beds Belfast

63R

Dan Arkell

Bromsgrove

KTM

PSU Designs Ltd

84R

Reece Ross

Belfast

KTM

G&G Ross

111R

Jayden Haigh

Scunthorpe

Husqvarna

SJP Moto/Husqvarna

116

Ben Pratt

Abbots Leigh

KTM

-

127

Sam Atkinson

Morpeth

KTM

LA Reinforcements/SJS Haulaage

128R

Charlie Palmer

Cheltenham

Husqvarna

Passion Racing/Manchester MC

171R

Arai Elcock

Haslingden

Husqvarna

-

205R

Kiean Boughen

Kings Lynn

KTM

Rfx

262

Jaygo Beasty

Market Weighton

Husqvarna

Motul/Thirty4/Custom MX/Pro Green

532

Bobby Crook

Edgware

KTM

London Cable Lighting

654R

Jack Dando

Westbury Sub Mendip

KTM

TDF MOTO X

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RIDER LISTS

125CC #

NAME

TOWN

BIKE

SPONSOR

2R

Ria Truman

Bream

KTM

-

7R

Luke Hull

Chalfont St Peter

Yamaha

Hull Mechanical Services Ltd/Curtis Engineering

20R

Aaron Gray

Wicklow

Husqvarna

Autoworx/CCM Racing

22R

Jak Taylor

Bridgend

Husqvarna

W & M Tatchell/Gibson Tyres

30R

Ethan Sills

Kilpeck

KTM

-

65R

Mani Freyr Petursson

Reykjavik

KTM

Myvatn Nature Baths

69

James Smith

Randwick

Husqvarna

KJS Construction Ltd

99R

Jack Grayshon

Castleford

KTM

Advanced Climate Control

101R

Jude Morris

Colletts Close

Husqvarna

Gibson Tyres

111R

Buster Hart

Wallsend

KTM

Bikesport Newcastle/Spy-Decade

202R

Tyler Westcott

Willand

KTM

Moto-Logic

377

Preston Williams

Braknell

KTM

Judd Racing/KTM

433

Jack Lindsay

Kingswinford

KTM

Apico/Epic windows

711R

Louie Kessell

Lanner

KTM

Kescommercials

712R

Callum Forsyth

Airdrie

Husqvarna

-

721

Rodie Jones

Ashford

KTM

-

731R

Alfie Jones

Ashford

Husqvarna

1st Call Travel

OPEN #

NAME

TOWN

BIKE

SPONSOR

11R

Max Ingham

Greeba

Yamaha

HCR Yamaha/IOM Steam Packet/IOM Sport

28R

Jack Roberts

Tipton

KTM

Southside mx

55R

Travis Reynolds

Weymouth

Kawasaki

Onetwenty Motorsports

90

Dominic Lancett

Cross Keys

KTM

Verde Sports Racing

425R

Drew Anderson

Southminster

KTM

Judd Orange Brigade

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I N T E RV I E W

FINLEY EVANS SJP Moto’s Finley Evans looks to extend British Championship lead at Desertmartin The SJP Moto rider Finley Evans has had a positive first half to the 2019 Judd KTM British Youth Championship by currently holding the red plate for the British Small Wheel 85cc Championship. Finley currently leads with a 14 point gap.

The Championship heads to Northern Ireland to the Desertmartin circuit on the weekend of August 17th and 18th, where Finley is looking to extend his points lead as the Championship heads into the final half of the 2019 season.

Check out what Finley had to say when we caught up with him.

We are now heading into the final half of the 2019 season. How has the season gone so far for you? Have there been any highlight moments?

Finley Evans: “The season so far has been absolutely fantastic. I guess the highlight for me has to got to be winning my first British Youth Championship race at Culham earlier this year.”

At the last round you had a strong weekend at Fatcats for the third stop of the Official British Youth Motocross Championship. How was it for you? Can you talk us through the weekend?

Finley Evans: “Fatcats was a bit up and down for me.

I was in second at the end of the day on Saturday which meant I knew what I had to do on the Sunday to keep hold of the red plate. All was going well until race four when I made a couple of stupid mistakes and gave a few points away. Thankfully I managed to keep it together and extend my points lead.”

You currently lead the British Small Wheel 85cc Championship with 14 points gap from second place rider Tyla Hooley. How does it feel leading the Official ACU British Championship and do you think you can keep the top spot?

Finley Evans: “It feels amazing. I went into the season knowing that I wanted to be in the lead but it’s a strong group this year. I will do all I can on and off the track to try and keep hold of the red plate.”

We now head to Desertmartin on August 17th & 18th for the fourth round. Desertmartin is known as one of the best tracks in Europe. What are your thoughts on the circuit, and can you tell us a bit about your plans and goals for the weekend?

Finley Evans: “I love Desertmartin. It’s such a good track and I would love it if we could go every year.

Obviously, I want to go out and smash it and it would be nice to make the points gap a bit bigger.”

Can you tell us what you get up to in between meetings in regard to training and bike time?

Finley Evans: “In between races I train with Ashley Wilde and RMJ Academy. At home I either go running, do circuits in our garage or I got to the local gym called Lift in Crewkerne.”

Come see Finley and the rest of the Judd KTM British Youth Championship riders at Desertmartin in Northern Ireland on August 17th and 18th. Find out more at www.rhlactivities.com

CHAMP STANDINGS

AUTOS > 65CC > SW85CC > BW85CC > 125CC+OPEN >

30

CHAMP STANDINGS

AUTOS POS

NO.

NAME

TOT.

GAP

R1

R2

TOT.

TOT.

R3 - FATCATS R1

R2

R3

R4

R5

TOT.

1

800

Robbie Daly

617

0

225

225

42

42

21

20

42

167

2

11

Lucas Lee

603

14

195

204

40

40

42

42

40

204

3

67

Brian Gyles

595

8

197

173

45

45

45

45

45

225

4

4

Malachi Allan

522

73

178

170

38

38

20

40

38

174

5

118

Riley-Ray Barrow

506

16

157

167

36

34

38

38

36

182

6

50

Tommie Perfect

499

7

150

180

35

35

33

34

32

169

7

512

Stanley Siebert

497

2

185

162

34

30

24

32

30

150

8

125

Casey Lister

493

4

166

154

33

33

36

36

35

173

9

101

Aaron Todd

473

20

165

155

21

31

35

33

33

153

10

5

Marley Alder

434

39

124

171

27

26

28

29

29

139

11

238

Ryan Taylor

430

4

120

147

31

32

34

35

31

163

12

311

Archie Butterfield

411

19

92

147

32

36

40

30

34

172

13

254

George Newton

392

19

133

115

28

27

31

31

27

144

14

6

Brooklyn Gabbitas

384

8

122

125

29

25

29

28

26

137

15

16

Luca Tatchell

373

11

117

119

30

28

30

21

28

137

16

75

Cohen Jagielski

349

24

96

122

20

29

32

25

25

131

17

868

Cruz Hayes

332

17

95

113

23

23

27

27

24

124

18

31

Harry Gay

320

12

92

107

24

22

26

26

23

121

19

10

Tom White

306

14

85

103

26

24

23

23

22

118

20

77

Charlie Ward

248

58

124

124

x

x

x

x

x

x

21

7W

George Cherry

206

42

x

206

x

x

x

x

x

x

22

7

Elvis Totney

180

26

180

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

23

834

Oscar Gilham

179

1

x

63

25

21

25

24

21

116

24

18

Louie Marvin

174

5

73

101

x

x

x

x

x

x

25

122W

Kasey Crampton

163

11

163

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

26

2

Ollie Truman

144

19

144

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

27

221

Charlie Crampton

121

23

121

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

28

12W

Junior Wigglesworth

106

15

x

x

22

20

22

22

20

106

29

686

Lexie Morgan

93

13

93

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

30

29W

Ryan Taylor

80

13

80

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

31

43W

Jacob Noble

53

27

x

53

x

x

x

x

x

x

BRITISH AUTO ROOKIE CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS CAN BE VIEWED HERE 31

65CC POS

NO.

NAME

TOT.

GAP

R1

R2

TOT.

TOT.

R3 - FATCATS R1

R2

R3

R4

R5

TOT.

1

104

Reece Jones

620

0

187

222

45

31

45

45

45

211

2

516

Brandon Buckley

571

49

193

193

40

45

34

32

34

185

3

14

Freddie Gardiner

552

19

167

198

38

42

33

36

38

187

4

30

Charlie Richmond

544

8

185

190

36

23

32

38

40

169

5

100

Archie-Jay Girdham

533

11

190

183

34

13

42

35

36

160

6

155

Kayden Boyd

513

20

165

158

42

38

35

40

35

190

7

121

Riley Ingram

491

22

149

165

35

40

40

29

33

177

8

22

Sonny Rooney

445

46

130

162

33

24

36

31

29

153

9

80

Zane Stephens

437

8

135

142

32

32

30

34

32

160

10

44

Ollie Bubb

415

22

135

160

8

29

29

27

27

120

11

38

Liam Bell

385

30

97

142

30

34

28

26

28

146

12

48

Hayden Statt

362

23

123

111

19

33

26

24

26

128

13

236

Joel Winstanley-Dawson

357

5

69

137

31

36

24

30

30

151

14

191

Kayden Smith

344

13

176

168

x

x

x

x

x

x

15

101

Archie Britton

344

0

88

132

25

27

31

21

20

124

16

241

Austin Beasty

334

10

112

94

28

28

27

23

22

128

17

46

Harry Shand

293

41

91

97

26

25

17

18

19

105

18

55

Olly Waters

282

11

86

112

12

15

11

25

21

84

19

1

Blake Ward-Clarke

280

2

124

156

x

x

x

x

x

x

20

226

Micheal Mc Cullagh

254

26

66

58

11

30

25

33

31

130

21

259

Fabian Junior Morrison

254

0

55

101

17

20

18

20

23

98

22

350

Franky Jubb

236

18

35

91

29

35

14

22

10

110

23

531

Calum Betteridge

223

13

83

92

22

18

8

0

0

48

24

9

Matthew Morgan

222

1

60

69

21

19

22

16

15

93

25

72

Max Harris

205

17

205

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

26

167

Jack Evans

205

0

x

116

20

11

23

17

18

89

27

7

Harrison Davies

196

9

19

84

23

22

19

12

17

93

28

116

Noah Eastwood

194

2

194

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

29

10

Alfie Herron

173

21

68

105

x

x

x

x

x

x

30

66

Josh Blackley

170

3

67

x

24

17

9

28

25

103

31

414

Logan Burns

170

0

12

68

18

21

20

15

16

90

32

92

Corey-Jay Hull

157

13

26

57

15

16

21

13

9

74

33

24

Billy Alder

129

28

21

49

16

10

13

9

11

59

34

167W

Jack Evans

127

2

127

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

35

199W

7 Jayden Jones

122

5

x

x

0

0

38

42

42

122

36

65W

Riley Small

106

16

x

x

27

26

10

19

24

106

37

21

Lewis Spratt

103

3

103

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

38

153

Logan Gardner

85

18

x

85

x

x

x

x

x

x

39

90

Kalvin Kelly

79

6

79

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

40

153W

Logan Gardner

79

0

79

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

41

357W

Finley Pickering

78

1

78

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

42

229

Mason Care

71

7

x

x

13

14

16

14

14

71

43

71W

Jenson Severn

59

12

59

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

44

128W

Leo Wright

56

3

x

x

9

8

15

11

13

56

45

274W

Harley Piper

56

0

x

x

10

12

12

10

12

56

46

229W

Mason Care

53

3

x

53

x

x

x

x

x

x

47

5W

Jack Brearey

52

1

42

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

48

210

Tyreece Gee

49

3

11

38

x

x

x

x

x

x

49

4W

Zane Sibley-Deakin

48

1

48

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

50

114W

Ellis Nelson

48

0

x

48

x

x

x

x

x

x

51

64W

Daniel Rosborough

23

25

x

x

14

9

0

0

0

23

BRITISH AUTO ROOKIE CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS CAN BE VIEWED HERE 32

SW85CC POS

NO.

NAME

TOT.

GAP

R1

R2

TOT.

TOT.

R3 - FATCATS R1

R2

R3

R4

R5

TOT.

1

12

Finley Evans

614

0

212

198

40

42

45

32

45

204

2

101

Tyla Hooley

600

14

208

196

45

45

42

30

34

196

3

555

Mckenzie Marshall

514

86

146

193

42

36

36

34

27

175

4

11

Shaun Mahoney

501

13

149

167

38

34

40

38

35

185

5

227

Warren Clarke

495

6

157

163

36

38

30

35

36

175

6

79

Josh Vail

483

12

152

152

34

40

32

42

31

179

7

31

Will Haddock

477

6

172

152

35

18

34

33

33

153

8

441

Billy Askew

472

5

129

158

31

29

38

45

42

185

9

65

Fin Wilson

454

18

137

151

30

35

33

36

32

166

10

146

Finlay Boxall

442

12

153

130

33

32

25

31

38

159

11

711

Joel Fisher

397

45

138

138

29

26

19

21

26

121

12

124

Joey Benfield

386

11

130

133

25

28

28

25

17

123

13

698

Ollie Addy

374

12

120

127

21

23

26

28

29

127

14

95

Louis Vincent

372

2

98

167

27

13

16

27

24

107

15

77

Kyron Carron

372

0

130

108

23

27

27

29

28

134

16

55

Ryan Waggott

365

7

113

136

22

24

24

23

23

116

17

8

Dylan Meaney

365

0

100

142

28

31

29

13

22

123

18

163

Ben Mustoe

317

48

199

118

x

x

x

x

x

x

19

67

Chalasin Phairueangsome

272

45

69

98

13

22

14

26

30

105

20

23

Alex Henderson

265

7

135

130

x

x

x

x

x

x

21

361

Gus Mustoe

245

20

60

90

15

21

21

20

18

95

22

3

Lucy Barker

230

15

56

85

19

17

20

14

19

89

23

402

Ashton Boughen

227

3

118

109

x

x

x

x

x

x

24

58

Jack Wilson

226

1

76

74

18

20

22

16

0

76

25

88

Ethan Blackley

220

6

110

x

24

25

23

22

16

110

26

7

Conner Smith

206

14

42

75

16

16

17

19

21

89

27

90

Kalvin Kelly

174

32

x

x

26

33

35

40

40

174

28

120

Euan Watson

167

7

x

76

17

19

18

17

20

91

29

267

Daniel Pierce

144

23

71

5

20

15

15

18

0

68

30

116W

Ellis Poole

138

6

138

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

31

27

Aidan Mccreesh

117

21

x

46

14

14

13

15

15

71

32

113

Harrison Roberts

114

3

114

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

33

114W

Harvey Antrobus

101

13

101

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

34

10

Kurt Evans

100

1

45

55

x

x

x

x

x

x

35

99W

Noah Thompson

98

2

x

98

x

x

x

x

x

x

36

177W

Harvey Haslam

93

5

x

93

x

x

x

x

x

x

37

247

Jake Farrelly

89

4

89

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

38

70W

Troy Flockhart

87

2

x

87

x

x

x

x

x

x

39

110W

Harlow Green

74

13

74

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

40

105

Matt Fernley

73

1

47

26

x

x

x

x

x

x

41

538W

Billy Thornton

69

4

x

69

x

x

x

x

x

x

42

326W

Charlie Owen

50

19

x

50

x

x

x

x

x

x

43

18W

Charlie Wootton

34

16

34

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

44

6W

Ashton Phillips

33

1

33

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

45

72

Billy Moriarty

29

4

29

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

46

500W

Ebony Brown

19

10

19

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

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BW85CC POS

NO.

NAME

TOT.

GAP

R1

R2

TOT.

TOT.

R3 - FATCATS R1

R2

R3

R4

R5

TOT.

1

22

Charlie Heyman

654

0

219

213

45

42

45

45

45

222

2

127

Sam Atkinson

645

9

216

222

40

45

40

42

40

207

3

19

Bailey Johnston

585

60

200

179

42

40

42

40

42

206

4

6

Ollie Colmer

554

31

188

181

38

38

38

38

33

185

5

128

Charlie Palmer

524

30

171

186

36

36

34

23

38

167

6

171

Arai Elcock

484

40

143

171

34

35

32

34

35

170

7

262

Jaygo Beasty

480

4

165

151

29

27

36

36

36

164

8

111

Jayden Haigh

468

12

145

156

35

34

33

33

32

167

9

49

Eidur Orri Palmarsson

441

27

111

163

32

31

35

35

34

167

10

84

Reece Ross

434

7

139

146

31

33

23

32

30

149

11

8

Jake Randall

400

34

99

151

33

32

25

29

31

150

12

63

Dan Arkell

394

6

131

126

24

29

28

27

29

137

13

654

Jack Dando

393

1

115

149

27

26

26

25

25

129

14

12

Jude Turton

391

2

121

130

25

30

29

28

28

140

15

116

Ben Pratt

388

3

137

138

28

0

30

31

24

113

16

50

Charley Irwin

362

26

112

125

26

24

24

24

27

125

17

205

Kiean Boughen

336

26

172

164

x

x

x

x

x

x

18

3

James Barker

145

191

145

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

19

34W

Josh Bassett

142

3

x

x

30

28

31

30

23

142

20

78W

Roan Delaney

127

15

x

x

23

25

27

26

26

127

21

13

Larry Harper

76

51

76

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

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125CC POS

NO.

NAME

TOT.

GAP

R1

R2

TOT.

TOT.

R3 - FATCATS R1

R2

R3

R6

R4

R5

TOT.

TOT.

1

377

Preston Williams

690

0

216

219

42

42

42

42

42

210

45

2

99

Jack Grayshon

683

7

208

208

45

45

45

45

45

225

42

3

711

Louie Kessell

619

64

189

204

36

36

38

38

38

186

40

4

69

James Smith

607

12

188

186

40

40

35

40

40

195

38

5

111

Buster Hart

554

53

168

177

35

32

36

34

36

173

36

6

101

Jude Morris

515

39

156

138

38

38

40

35

35

186

35

7

22

Jak Taylor

498

17

138

155

34

35

34

36

34

173

32

8

7

Luke Hull

436

62

125

131

30

31

31

30

32

154

26

9

202

Tyler Westcott

359

77

166

162

x

x

x

x

x

x

31

10

30

Ethan Sills

340

19

142

165

x

x

x

x

x

x

33

11

721

Rodie Jones

307

33

130

149

x

x

x

x

x

x

28

12

20

Aaron Gray

293

14

54

146

33

30

x

x

x

63

30

13

712

Callum Forsyth

275

18

x

116

32

34

32

32

x

130

29

14

731

Alfie Jones

217

58

x

183

x

x

x

x

x

x

34

15

582

Cullen Scott

182

35

182

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

16

54W

Drew McCreanor

163

19

x

x

31

33

33

33

33

163

x

17

21W

Taylor Duke

162

1

x

135

x

x

x

x

x

x

27

18

65

Mani Freyr Petursson

147

15

147

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

19

2

Ria Truman

119

28

119

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

20

180W

Jedd Wheatley

92

27

x

x

x

x

30

31

31

92

x

21

433

Jack Lindsay

56

36

56

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

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OPEN POS

NO.

NAME

TOT.

GAP

R1

R2

TOT.

TOT.

R3 - FATCATS R1

R2

R3

R6

R4

R5

TOT.

TOT.

1

90

Dominic Lancett

714

0

225

222

45

45

45

45

42

222

45

2

11

Max Ingham

658

56

204

209

38

42

42

42

45

209

36

3

28

Jack Roberts

584

74

170

180

40

38

38

40

40

196

38

4

425

Drew Anderson

482

102

200

204

DQ

36

x

x

x

36

42

5

99W

Billy Wynn

190

292

x

190

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

6

10W

Ben Kennedy

160

30

x

x

42

40

40

38

x

160

x

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