Royston had 23 riders registered for the event to start their campaign to qualify for the British Championships in September. With all ages and abilities catered for the action started with the novice classes where Sam Newell too 4^th in the 14-16 category whilst in the “expert” classes the racing got under way with the 6 & Under class where Joshua Abbott took 6^th and the 7yr class was led home by Royston’s  Elliott Bowyer. In the 8yr class both Callum Barrow and Daniel Biggs just failed to make the semi finals and in the 9 year class the same fate befell Kele Newell whilst Alfie Salmon went one better and took 7^th place in the B final. In the 10 year class James King and Ted Dalleywater both made the main final with James taking 6th and Ted  in 8th place with team mate Marmaduke Birt finishing in 4^th in the B final. The 11 year class saw Miles Fisher taking 2^nd in the A final just ahead of Daniel Blanche who grabbed 4^th on the line. The 12yr class saw Royston’s Aaron Dalleywater on form from the start to take 1^st place and in the 13yr class Ethan Vernon took a solid 3^rd place. The 15yr class saw James Handleigh take 1^st place in the B final whilst in the largest class of the day, the 17-24 males, with no less than 54 competitors Andrew Brooker just failed to make the quarter finals. Royston had three riders in the Masters category (30+) with Alex Shore-Nye missing out on a semi final place but Adam Richards took 2^nd in the B final and Richard Townsend took 4^th in the main A final and in the Veteran class (40+), Lee Alexander showed that his recent mountain bike experiences in South Africa have not dulled his BMX sprint skills with a clear win. The final classes of the day were the riders on the 24” wheeled “Cruisers” and the ladies 17-29 class saw the win going to Helen Nicholl whilst in the men’s 35-39 class Matt Salmon took 3^rd in the B final and in the 45+ class Carl Birt qualified for the A final where he finished in 2^nd to round off another fine days racing for the Rockets.