The NORA CRS Development Team is set to kick off its 2026 campaign this weekend at the iconic Landrake Moto Parc, as the first round of the highly anticipated NORA92 British Cup gets underway. With a blend of promising young talented riders, the team is ready to make a strong impression in what promises to be a competitive and action-packed season competing in the Official NORA92 British Motocross Championship.
“We’re counting down the days until we roll into Landrake for Round 1 of the epic NORA92 British Cup Championship! This year we arrive with our biggest and strongest line up yet. Even with a couple of riders sidelined through injury, the full team will still be out in force under our brand new set up — more professional, more unified, and more ready than ever. The energy is high, the prep is done, and we can’t wait for that gate to drop and the championship to fire into life.” – Gemma Barton (Team Manager)
“It’s great to have the NORA CRS team joining the Nora92 British Cup Championship again for 2026. Their ethos aligns perfectly with the spirit of the British Cup in Building Champions! The team have some talented riders, who will no doubt produce some top class racing. The level of professionalism that the team provide with their set up is something we would love to see more of at the British Cup series.
Good luck to all of the CRS squad in the 2026.” – Carl Benjamin (NORA92 British Cup)
“I’m super excited for round 1 of the NORA92 British Cup at Landrake. Will be good to see all the team together and I have my sights on the podium.” – Rafe Symons (Small Wheel 85cc)
“I’m a bit nervous because my bike has just blown up again but on a positive note I’ve won 2 team events at Landrake and other races on 65cc, I really like the Landrake track. I know its going to be a bigger challenge because its now in SW85 class but I have been riding the 85cc really well and if I get good enough starts I could be up the front.” – Ronnie Morgan (Small Wheel 85cc)
“Excited for the Round 1 of the NORA92 British Cup. If the dirt ain’t flying you ain’t trying!” – Jesse James (Big Wheel 85cc)
“I’m excited for the first round of the NORA92 British Cup not sure where ill finish, but I really like Landrake as it’s a flowy track and I get good starts there. It’s going to be a great and first weekend with the team. Bring it on!” – Freddie Joyner (Big Wheel 85cc)
“I’m looking forward to the first round of the NORA92 British Cup at Landrake, it’s one of my favourite tracks and I have been riding well recently so I’m looking for an overall podium.” – Seb Brown (Big Wheel 85cc)
“I’m prepared for the first round of the NORA92 British Cup, I really like landrake, so I think I’ll be running in the top and hopefully on the podium at the end of the weekend.” – Theo Brown (Youth 125cc)
“I’m excited to be riding the first round of the NORA92 British Cup, especially as it’s at Landrake which is one of my favourite tracks and my local track. My goal for next week is to be in the top ten.” – Ollie Bardoe (Youth 250cc)
“I’m looking forward to the start of the NORA92 British Cup and even though won’t be competing due to my recent knee injury I will be heading to Landrake support to my team mates.” – Aiden Wait (Youth 125cc)
After this weekend the team will prepare to be together again at Oxford Moto Parc with Mecca-X on May 9th & 10th before the trip to Mildenhall on May 23rd, 24th & 25th for the 2026 MX Master Kids UK event.
Be sure to follow all the weekend action across our official social media channels and stay tuned for race reports, highlights, and behind-the-scenes content following the weekend.
