www.rymxc.co.uk 

Rhayader Youth Motocross Club arranges motocross meetings throughout the year in a controlled, fun and family orientated enviroment.
The club is for boys and girls from six to seventeen years old and our Open adult Class for sixteen to sixty five year olds.
We are affiliated with the British Schoolboy Motocross Association (BSMA) and run our club championship as well as the BSMA Welsh Championship at any of our five tracks. RYMXC is the fastest growing BSMA club in the UK due to our commitment to fun family meetings with three full length races per day, normally finishing early so everyone can get home in time for tea.

Mrs Hayley Walton, Alston, Rhayader, Powys 

LD6 5LS

07970 262632

enquiries@rymxc.co.uk

'RYMXC' Rhayader Youth Motocross held Round 8 of the Club Championships on
> Sunday 18th July 2010 at the famous Neuadd Track nr Pen-y-bont.
> With showers all week it turned out to be a brillant days racing with a
> light drizzle on times and a cooling wind to quickly dry off the marshals!
>
> The AMX was a poor entry (lots of bad heads from Rhayader Carvinal the
> night before) but the standard of racing was top notch with Lee 'Stanley'
> Edmondson riding on the edge all day, teasing the Cool Chris Morris and
> Sam
> Jones all the way to the chequered flag taking two race wins. Cool Chris
> was absolutley awesome and made it look very easy as he ploughed around
> the
> long circuit taking one win and two very close second places. But it was
> rider Sam jones who was back in the saddle after a long time out after a
> nasty crash at last years team event who put Stanley and Cool Chris to sit
> up and fight. Sam was very, very quick out he gate and pushed hard all
> day
> to nail three pleasing thrid places. In races two and three it was the
> ever improving Chris Wright and the lovely Gerwyn Exon who battled hard
> against each other with Exon just leading for the first few laps and
> Wright
> just piled the pressure and took control. And what a battle from Wyn Hope
> and Julian Eckley in race three it was very very close indeed with
> positions changing all the time. Eckley is certainly getting his mojo
> back
> in some order and putting old boy Hopey to sweat! Both riders putting in a
> good strong performance for the spectators.
> Group one (up to 150/2stroke) of the Seniors was girl power all the way
> with three outstandings wins Tanisha Thomas sorted out the man from the
> boys yet again! With some fantastic jumping and some very fast lines
> Thomas proved she's not to be messed with and is climbing up that
> Championship board. Dean Plumstead had another great round on his Yamaha.
>
> Deano worked had all day and is just improving all the time carrying alot
> more speed and confidence he took home second overall with a smile! Ryan
> Nicholls had his best result to date in third overall and it was very much
> deserved as Nicholls cruised round the big track and just rose to the
> challenge with a good consistent ride. Hannah Hope kept trucking and never
> gave up as she held on to her big bike (shes only little), she carried
> alot
> more speed and jumped well. In Group two (250/4stroke) there was some
> very
> exciting starts as the Awesome Adam Morris made his mark. Awesome Ad
> pushed hard to keep the leads but it was Oliver Paine who took no messing
> on the fast following track. Perfect Paine made no mistakes and rode like
> a dream and he really did power round that track with Awesome Ad pushing
> hard not far behind. The two boys never fail to deliver some great racing
> with Ollie taking first overall and Ad settling for a outstanding second.
> Third overall went the Guttsy Gareth Hughes who was unlucky in race two
> after his bike stalled and it wouldn't start for a while but in the end he
> past the flag. Guttsy Gareth rode very well allday and sat in third place
> in races one and three on his own pulling away from the rest of the field
> trying hard to hunt down Paine and Morris in front.
> Wearing the crown in the Inter-Open (Big Wheels) was Ryan Waters taking
> two firsts and one second place he worked hes backside off all day and it
> certainly paid off. The racing was very exciting in this group and just
> two points behind Waters was Dan Griffiths taking the win in race one.
> Dan
> had a great day and really opened the throttle and was flying round the
> fast track. Dan had some brillant starts and took the holeshot in race
> three but had some bad luck after a slip off but soon fought back. Third
> place was taken by the ever improving Kairon Watkins who really pushed
> himself to the limit. Watkins had a crash in race two but that did not
> stop and soon was back in the saddle after taking a breather. Harri
> Clarke
> and Scott Plumstead both rode well and pushed ahrd all day and were both
> getting faster every lap.
> The Inter-85 (small wheels) was dominated by Jack 'Fast Eddy' Edmondson
> who really did pull out all the stops and put on a real show for the
> spectators. Jacko took all three race wins with great ease. A
> outstanding
> ride from Connor Clewett paid off as he finished in second overall with an
> excellent days racing. Clewett always pushes the boundaries and never
> gives up whatever is in his way and rode very well indeed.
> Third place overall went to the strong and determind Mighty Ieuan Morgan
> even though he had bike problems on the start of race three. Mighty
> Morgan
> always crinds his teeth and gets stuck and it certainly paid off. Two
> riders who had a really good ride were Jack Newell and Rhys Roberts both
> powering forward without any problems. Bradley Eve was looking very quick
> and was jumping very well always as cool as a cucumber.
> In the Juniors it was 'The Rocket' Ryan Rowlands who took the bull by the
> horns and finished in first overall with three straight wins taking a huge
> lead from the rest of the group. The Rocket is going extremely well on
> his
> 65cc and is proving to be a huge challenge to tackle and is just getting
> quicker and quicker all the time! Joe Cadwallader proved to be more than
> a
> handful as he charged forward showing great style and lovely jumping, he
> is
> very strong and a lovely little rider. Joe took second place overall with
> great ease. In third overall it was the Cool Callum Evans who tested the
> field as usual and put in great effort having some very strong starts.
> Chasing Callum hard was Iwan Roberts who really pulled out all the stops
> to
> take home fourth place. Alfie Roberts also had a good strong ride
> carrying
> alot more speed.