British Extreme Enduro: Jack Price bosses 2025 Ballbreaker
Sherco UK’s Jack Price takes dominant win at round one of the 2025 ACU British Extreme Enduro Championship, the Ballbreaker Extreme.
A decisive move on the opening lap of the Ballbreaker Extreme, sailing up a impossible to everyone else ‘Double trouble’ hillclimb set Jack Price up on a route to victory.
The Sherco UK rider put all those trials skills to good use in overtaking early leader Dan Mundell and eventual runner-up Jack Spencer in one move.
Price put the impressive hillclimb to maximum advantage to establish a lead, set a fast first lap while his rivals continued to piece that tough gulley section of the lap.
Price was the only rider to complete six laps of the typically tough course laid on by Wayne Braybrook and the RAW Enduro crew.
Beta UK’s Jack Spencer was the best of the rest. Although he didn’t quite get to the lap scoring sharp enough for an extra lap like Price had, Spencer still set an impressive pace around the course which featured additional sections for the Championship class.
Completing the podium for Sherco UK, Dan Peace was comfortably third, eight minutes adrift of Spencer but well clear of Alfie Royle fourth with Charlie Frost completing the top five.
Shoutout to that lap one leader Dan Mundell for his all-round skills demonstration. The European and British Enduro champion earned serious respect from the appreciative crowd for tackling the British Extreme series. His 350 four-stroke sure gripped in the Lancashire mud (and there was plenty of it) but equally carries a weight disadvantage. A chunk of time untangling a stretch of fence wire from his back wheel cost Dan a better result.
Bert Boam took victory in the massively popular Expert class ahead of Matt Studdard and Jack Winn.
2025 ACU British Extreme Enduro Championship Rnd1, Ballbreaker Extreme, results (Championship class):
Complete results for AM and PM races here.
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