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With three rounds left on the 2026 calendar, the Motul ACU British Motocross Championship rolls into one of its most storied venues this weekend – Canada Heights in Swanley, Kent. If you’re not able to make it trackside for this one, you dont have to miss out as Dirt Store MXGB – TV brings all the action to you!

Before we take you trackside and watch the action unfold, check out how the championship is shaping up…

REF MX125: The Closest Class in the Paddock
Drew Stock still leads, but his cushion has been shrinking fast. Harley Marczak has cut the gap down to 43 points, and from third to sixth – Joel Winstanley Dawson, Olly Waters, Archie Stapley and Lucas Moncrief – it’s basically a four-way scrap for the podium.
Genuinely, this might be the tightest class in the whole championship right now.

MX2: Heyman’s in Control, But the Chasers Won’t Quit
Charlie Heyman’s 55-point lead over Tommy Searle is the kind of gap that looks comfortable on paper, but Searle’s never been a rider to fade quietly. He and Billy Askew both put in big rides at Canada Heights last season, and with Searle on good form again this year, don’t write him off just yet. Gyan Doensen sits third, with Charlie Richmond and Ben Mustoe rounding out the top five.
The JMR U21 picture is just as compelling. Heyman tops that table too, with Doensen and Richmond setting the pace. Richmond’s got a bit of history at this circuit, having gone close in the MX125 class here last year, only to be beaten by Jamie Keith, who’s since stepped up to MX2. Two riders who clearly know this track – keep an eye on them.

MX1: It’s Getting Tight at the Top
Conrad Mewse still leads on 221 points, but Ben Watson is right there with him, just five points back. Oriol Oliver isn’t far behind in third on 199, and Taylor Hammal in fourth is close enough to make things interesting if he can find a big result.
Behind that lead group, there’s a serious cluster of riders: Tristan Purdon, Bobby Bruce, Tom Grimshaw, Jamie Carpenter and Ben Edwards – all separated by next to nothing.
Worth noting: Mewse went through Canada Heights completely unbeaten last year, so he clearly likes what this track has to offer.

Canada Heights has a long history of shaking things up. It’s a track that rewards good starts and clean lines, and punishes anyone who gets it wrong, which means it tends to throw up results nobody saw coming.

With the points this close across MX1, MX2 and MX125, round six has all the ingredients for a genuine surprise. Keep an eye on the riders just outside the top five; Canada Heights could produce this season’s breakout ride from a name nobody’s talking about yet.

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