High-octane drama returned to the Southside Moto Sports Park as the Bermuda Motocross Association hosted another action-packed round of racing, with the island’s top riders delivering masterclasses in speed, endurance, and technical skill across multiple divisions.
The premier Expert class did not disappoint, delivering a fierce battle at the front of the field. Jonah Smith proved to be the class of the field, navigating the challenging dirt track with precision to take a well-earned victory. Smith had to be at his absolute best to hold off a relentless charge from Preston Martin, who settled for a hard-fought second place, while Aiden Simmons crossed the line in third to round out the podium.
The veteran classes provided plenty of tactical racing, starting with the ultra-competitive Over 30 division. Aaron Cannonier showcased his experience by taking the checkered flag ahead of a chasing pack led by Willem Vermeulen. Luke Parker secured the final podium spot in third, while Brian Mota and Daquan Burgess completed the top five.
In the Over 40 category, Lorenzo Burch put on a commanding display to claim the top spot. Burch gapped the rest of the field, leaving Ben Zoeller and Ashley Simmons to battle it out for the remaining podium positions in second and third respectively, with Ronald Trott and Jason Harrell crossing the line just behind them.
The next generation of racing talent also took center stage, with Mikah Alves dominating the Novice division ahead of Anyari Persad and Shadai Williams. Mazaii Tucker showed immense speed to capture the 85cc class victory, holding off a strong challenge from runner-up Tinho Tucker Wall and third-placed Jaylon Glasford.
In the 65cc division, King Clarke reigned supreme, taking a brilliant victory over Cassidy Spencer-Furbert and King-zyahn Browne. The 50cc class saw A'kyo Cannonier storm to the front of the pack to take the win over Diego Daniels and Ace Moniz, while Daniels tasted sweet redemption in the youngest category of the day, securing the PeeWee class victory ahead of Eli Philpott and Massiah Smith.
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