Four champions crowned at Warden Law

The 2026 Club100 Cadet & Junior North Championship came to a close at Warden Law on Saturday, with four champions crowned across the Cadet Lightweight, Cadet Super Lightweight, Junior Lightweight and Junior Super Lightweight categories.

There was plenty of action to round out the season, with some familiar names taking the final race victories and all four championships now settled after a full seven-round campaign.

CADET SUPER LIGHTWEIGHT

Jack Thompson signed off his championship-winning season in style, taking victory in the final at Warden Law by just 0.147s from Nathan Grech, with Jack Mills completing the podium.

Thompson finishes the championship on 1,296 points to take the 2026 Cadet Super Lightweight title. Freya Lally finishes runner-up on 1,264 points, with Jess Kirby third on 1,256.

CADET LIGHTWEIGHT

Ronnie Deacon took the final Cadet Lightweight victory at Warden Law, leading home Jacob Underhill by just 0.519s, with David Cadar completing the podium.

The championship goes to Luke Collins, who finishes the season on 1,287 points. Jacob Underhill takes second on 1,278, with David Cadar also on 1,278 in third.

JUNIOR SUPER LIGHTWEIGHT

Ellis Mckenzie came out on top in the last-day decider with victory in the Junior Super Lightweight final, beating Alex Ratan by 3.933s, while Lewis Tracey finished third.

Mckenzie is crowned 2026 champion on 1,294 points, with Sam Morse finishing second on 1,282 and Jenson Barnard third on 1,270.

JUNIOR LIGHTWEIGHT

The final Junior Lightweight race went the way of Dawid Sniezko, who took the chequered flag ahead of championship runner-up Jacob Marples and Isaac Lyons.

Marples finishes the season as Junior Lightweight champion, ending the championship on 1,291 points. Dan Griffin takes second on 1,256, with John Wall third on 1,232.

That brings the 2026 Club100 Cadet & Junior North Championship to a close.

A huge thank you to every competitor and family who has supported the championship throughout the season. Your commitment, racing, sportsmanship and enthusiasm have helped make another North season one to remember.

Congratulations to all four champions and everyone who competed across the seven rounds.

The 2026 season may be finished, but keep your eyes on Club100 — information regarding the 2027 championship is coming very soon.

Race results and championship standings are available through Alpha RaceHub.