The 2025 season was a defining year for Jesse. Competing across multiple high-profile amateur events, he demonstrated consistency, determination, and maturity beyond his years. Despite mechanical setbacks, hid results and progression reflected a racer with both natural speed and relentless drive and a rider that never gives up. Read about Jesse’s year below.
CHAMPIONSHIP OVERVIEW
Cotswold Youth Motocross Club Championship
Jesse delivered an impressive campaign in one of the UK’s most competitive club series. Through consistent top-10 finishes, he showcased race craft and composure across varying track conditions. His
persistence paid off with a 5th overall finish in the championship — a strong result that reflects both skill and steady improvement throughout the season.
NORA92 British Cup
Mechanical issues challenged Jesse here, but his determination stood out. Even when the bike faltered, causing him to lose a whole round he stayed focused and fought through adversity, gaining valuable experience in managing setbacks under pressure. Those lessons will serve him well in future national-level events.
MAJOR RACE HIGHLIGHTS
Pendine Beach Race
Just one of Jesse’s highlights of the year and a standout performance of the year. Jesse adapted perfectly to the unique sand conditions, maintaining speed and control throughout the demanding course. His effort earned an amazing 6th overall finish, proving his capability on one of the toughest surfaces in British motocross.
Weston Beach Race
Mechanical issues again tested Jesse’s resilience, but he handled the situation with professionalism and focus. Even with the challenges his pace before the problems showed that he has the speed to and skillset to ride a really great race. He will be heading back for another go at it in 2026.
Monster Mountain Midweek Masters
This event marked one of his biggest achievements of the year with a 3rd overall podium finish. Against a strong field, his combined faster starts, consistent laps, and confident cornering to secure his place on the box. It was a breakthrough moment for Jesse.
NORA92 Team Event
Riding as part of a strong team, he contributed to an outstanding 2nd overall team finish. His consistency and teamwork were key to the helping result, showing his ability to perform under pressure and support your teammates when it mattered most.
Jesse’s Training and Development
NORA CRS Summer Boot Camp – His time at the NORA CRS camp was a major step forward in refining Jesse’s technique. Working with elite-level guidance helped sharpen his cornering precision, jumping form, and race starts. The camp also gave valuable chance to develop his skills with his NORA CRS Team mates.
Coaching and Support
Throughout the season, Jesse benefited from the expert guidance of Coach Robb Beams (U.S.), who provided ongoing support with his nutrition, hydration, exercise and sleep. His guidance has been absolutely invaluable and he is always at the end of the phone to offer advice and support. His structured approach helped Jesse maintain peak energy levels and recovery across long weekends of racing and travel. This professional support system has become a cornerstone of his racing program.
Goals for 2026
As Jesse looks ahead to next season, his goals are clear and achievable:
- Push for top-3 overall in the Cotswold Youth MX Championship.
- Target podiums at national-level events such as the NORA92 British Cup.
- Continue refining race starts
- Maintain his fitness, hydration, and recovery program with Coach Robb Beams
- Gain more experience on deep sand and technical hardpack circuits.
Final Reflection
2025 was a breakthrough year for Jesse. From podium finishes to overcoming mechanical challenges, he proved that he belongs among the top young riders in his class. His dedication to training, his professionalism on and off the bike, and his ability to learn from every race set him apart.
With continued support from NORA CRS Team and his family 2026 will shape up to be his strongest seasons yet — one where he’ll not only chase podiums but establish himself as a leading contender in the 85cc Big Wheel ranks.
Jesse would like to take this opportunity to thank Roy, Gemma, Andy, Robb, Darren and Joe from NORA CRS Development Team for every opportunity they have given him and he can’t wait to get the 2026 season started.
