Prince of Peckham Kye Whyte thrilled his home crowd this weekend as the 2022 National BMX Series continued in Peckham, while Beth Shriever continued to dominate the Championship Women's category with two more flawless days of racing.

National championship races

The 2022 National Championship races kicked off the weekend ahead of the national series action, with five riders taking home the coveted red, white, and blue jerseys.

Shriever claimed the Elite Women's title, while Eddie Moore secured the Elite Men's and Cameron Moore took the Under-23 Men's titles. In the junior categories, Ashton Cooper won the men's title and Emily Hutt was crowned the victor in the women's.

Round 7

Whyte put on a show in Saturday's Round 7 with a typically confident performance, but was pushed hard by Eddie Moore, who finished in second place, followed by a well-deserved third place for Cal Strickland.

A dominant performance again from the Olympic and world champion Shriever saw her win four out of four races on Saturday, with Emily Hutt and Shani Harris-Sherwood battling it out all day long for the remaining spots on the podium, and in the end Hutt claimed second and Harris-Sherwood took third.

In the Junior Men’s category, it was Leon Parker-Livesey who got off to a flying start, but due to the windy conditions he was unable to jump the last pro jump, which gave George Hunt the chance to pass in the second berm and go on to take the win. Parker-Livesey just managed to sneak into second place ahead of Spencer Gibson in a tight finish.

Round 8

In the Superclass category, Moore went one better than Saturday to take the top step of the podium, while Strickland also went one better to take second, ahead of local rider Dean Reeves from Peckham.

Shriever returned on Sunday to win all her motos in style, and it was Hutt and Harris-Sherwood that would again replicate their results from Saturday to finish off the podium.

In the Junior Men's category, it was Adam Gilbert who took the win in Round 8, followed by Parker-Livesey, with Ashton Cooper in third place. George Hunt was lucky to walk away from a huge crash on the last pro jump whilst out in the lead and would go on to take sixth place overall.

Round 7 Results

Superclass:

1. Kye Whyte
2. Eddie Moore
3. Calum Strickland
4. Dean Reeves
5. Joel Clarke
6. Oliver Cope
7. Daniel Alvarez
8. Jos Marnham

Championship Women (17+):

1. Bethany Shriever
2. Emily Hutt
3. Shani Harris-Sherwood
4. Betsy Bax
5. Lily Chiziwa
6. Morgan Haslam

Junior Men:

1. Leon Parker-Livesey
2. George Hunt
3. Spencer Gibson
4. Ashton Cooper
5. Charlie Roy
6. Adam Gilbert
7. Casey Markley

Round 8 Results

Superclass:

1. Eddie Moore
2. Calum Strickland
3. Dean Reeves
4. Jos Marnham
5. Joel Clarke
6. Oliver Cope
7. Cameron Reid
8. Daniel Alvarez

Championship Women (17+):

1. Bethany Shriever
2. Emily Hutt
3. Shani Harris-Sherwood
4. Betsy Bax
5. Morgan Haslam
6. Lily Chiziwa

Junior Men:

1. Adam Gilbert
2. Leon Parker-Livesey
3. Ashton Cooper
4. Spencer Gibson
5. Charlie Roy
6. George Hunt
7. Casey Markley