1988 British Championship BBMXA /NBMXA

1400 Riders (Derby Greyhound Stadium)

Superclass/Pro (The Classic)  Dale Holmes, Kim Carbutt, Jamie Vince, Darren O,Neill, Tom Lynch, Neal Wood, Frazer Kennedy, Andy Welsh


17+ Kim Carbutt, 16s Dale Holmes, 15s Anthony Revell, 14s Jamie Staff, 13s Dylan Clayton, 12s David Cash, 11s Matt Boyle, 10s Ross Hill, 9s Lee Bertram, 8s Stu Wilson, 7s Daniel Worthington, 6s Philip Shirtliff, 5s Simon Homans 

35+Cruiser Pete Dymott, 25/34 Cruiser Alec Scott, 16+ Cruiser Dale Holmes, 14/15 Cruiser Anthony Revell, 13 & under Julian Allen


15 + Girls Luli Adeyemo, 14 Girls Claire Edwards, 13 Girls Jo Bradshaw, 12 Girls Sarah King, 11 Girls Jamie-Ann Tweedie, 10 Girls Michelle Richmond, 9 Girls Karren Johnson, 8 Girls Jodie Greenaway, 7 Girls Melanie Lane, 6 Girls Nichola Anderson, 5 Girls Gemma Worthington

British BMX Hall of Fame Update

We wanted to give everyone an update on how our planning for the British BMX Hall of Fame is coming along.

A few weeks ago Mike Wong, Darren O’Neill and I went over to the National Conference Centre in Solihull (the venue for the Hall of Fame event) to check it all out, get a visual and start to get some idea on how we are going to lay things out on November the 5th. We are really happy with the facility and the location (very easy for all attendees to access from wherever they are travelling from).

Everything seems to be moving in a positive direction for the night with ticket sales going good (if you’re still sitting on the fence, please don’t leave it until the last minute as we can’t issue more tickets once our allocation is sold out) and we’re really starting to gain some momentum amongst the BMX community, as the pressure of actually pulling this event together comes into play. It’s a challenge we’re taking on, no doubt, but it’s now full steam ahead and we cannot thank everyone enough who has helped us in the background with advice, services and moral support. We’re humbled by the number of people who have reached out and offered their support in one way or another. 

Other news, we will roll out our Freestyle Top 8 category in the next few days and will also reveal an additional category which we will post in the next few weeks. We also have another special award planned and we look forward to sharing info on that soon too.

We will also share who is going to host the event, something we are extremely happy and excited about.

As ever, lots of work going on behind the scenes to make this the best BMX reunion event the UK has seen for decades.

Thanks again to everyone who has supported and got behind the event so far. It makes all the hard work worthwhile.

British BMX Hall of Fame Update (Hotel Info)

Good news for those travelling to the British BMX Hall of Fame Event on the 5th November 2022. We have managed to secure discounted rates at the following local hotels:

Arden Hotel & Leisure Club, Coventry Road, Bickenhill, Solihull, West Midlands, B92 0EH. Tel: 01675 443221. Booking Reference: ARD244480.

Windmill Village Hotel, Golf Club & Spa, Birmingham Road, Allesley, Coventry, CV5 9AL. Tel: 02476 404040. Booking Reference: BMX2022Manor.

Hotel Meriden, Marco Pierre White Steakhouse Bar & Grill, Main Road, Meriden, Solihull, CV7 7NH. Tel: 01676 522735. Booking Reference BMX2022.

1987 NBMXA British Championships

Pro Geth Shooter, Darrin Stock, Damon Parkinson, Tim March, Jamie Vince, Andy Ruffell, Tony Holland, Richard Thorner.

17+ Kim Carbutt, Kevin McShane, Robin Mason 16s Sean Field, Ian Barford, Richard Barrett 15s Dale Holmes, Neal Wood, Daryll Wheeler 14s Geremy Kenning, Anthony Revell, Stuart Anderson, 13s Chris Bennett, Aaron Valente, Gareth Shea, 12s Stephen Pursey, Darren Reidy, Neil Gascoyne, 11s Andrew Please, Gary Bowman, Richard Dustin 10s Matt Boyle, Mathew Hipkins, Paul Cope 9s David Maw, Ross Hill, Barry Scott 8s Gareth Blades, Peter Holland, Scott Burston 7s David Coleman, Jonathan Clarke, Stu Wilson 6s Danny Worthington, Andy Weatherhogg, Jame Buddery 5s Philip Shirtliffe, Jamie Moores, Lee Farndell 

Cruiser 35+ John Johns, Michael Fortune, Keith Jones Cruiser 25/34 Cruiser Clint Hillier, Alec Scott, Alan Richardson Cruiser 16+ Darren O’Neill, Simon Fox, Robin Mason Cruiser 14/15 Dale Holmes, Neal Wood, Anthony Revell, Cruiser 13 & Under Andrew Camm, Mark Perks, Joel Tye 

Girls 15+ Sarah-Jane Nichols, Luli Adeyemo, Emma Crew 14s Girls Tracy Long, Anita Buckingham, Claire Rivans, 13s Girls Andrea Haltam, Claire Edwards, Gail Helyar 12s Girls Lindsay Smale, Jo Bradshaw, Claire Mardsden 11s Girls Nicola Sharpe, Elaine Campbell, Sarah McKay 10s Girls Donna Hoffman, Jamie Anne Tweedie, Kerry Hopkins 9s Girls Samantha Giles, Carrie Anderson, Joanne Berry 8s Girls Karen Johnson, Claire Wood, Claire Buckinger 7s Girls Jodie Greenaway, Lucy Bowman, Davina Curry 6s Girls Hayley Theaker, Kizzy Riley, Jean Townsend 5s Girls Stacy Iddon, Nichola Anderson, Amy Smith 

British BMX Hall of Fame Update

In response to some of the questions we’ve been asked about the format and running order of the inaugural Hall of Fame event on 5th November 2022:

Doors will open at 18:00 and guests will have time to drink, mingle and chat with other guests before taking their seats for dinner.

Dinner will be served at 19:30, during which the award ceremony will begin.

Awards will be presented in the following categories:

Pioneer Influencer

Pioneer Racer (Female)

Pioneer Racer (Male)

Pioneer Freestyler

Female Racer

Male Racer

Freestyler

Outstanding Contribution to BMX

We expect the award ceremony part of the evening to be completed by 22:00/22:30, after which guests will be free to continue the night’s revelries until around 01:00.

To preserve the integrity of the awards, none of the British BMX Hall of Fame Organising Committee or Selection Panel members are eligible to be nominated for any of the above awards. And our plan is to evolve/rotate the Selection Panel every year so that previous years’ winners can become part of future Selection Panels if they wish to be part of that process.

A big THANK YOU again to everyone who has purchased tickets so far.

The fact that so many people are excited about this long overdue event is what drives us to make this a successful and enjoyable evening for all involved.

The hard work behind the scenes continues!

Ticket sales for the British BMX Hall of Fame First Annual Event

Ticket sales for the British BMX Hall of Fame event on 5th November 2022 are now live on Eventbrite.co.uk.

The first annual event to honour and recognise the people who have made significant contributions to the sport of BMX in the UK.

The sport of BMX racing and freestyle first hit the UK’s shores in the late 1970s. Over the years, the sport has seen many highs and lows, but throughout that time has been kept alive through the hard work and dedication of many people – the riders, event organisers, officials, the BMX media, the BMX industry and an army of volunteers – to the point that BMX in the UK is now experiencing a new golden era, as evidenced by Team GB’s haul of 2 gold, 1 silver and 1 bronze medal at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics.

The purpose of this long overdue event is to remember and honour those people who pioneered the sport of BMX in the UK as well as those who continued to carry the torch for future generations to enjoy this amazing sport.