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FEKC Round 5 Results: Winners and Podiums at Forest Edge

Submitted via ANS News8 July 2026
FEKC Round 5 Results: Winners and Podiums at Forest Edge

FEKC Round 5 Delivers Tight Battles and Seven Finals at Forest Edge Kart Club

Forest Edge Kart Club hosted a full day of competitive karting on 5 July 2026, as FEKC Round 5 brought together drivers across Cadet, Rotax and KZ categories. Seven finals were contested, producing dominant wins in some classes and margins as tight as 0.24 seconds in others.

The event took place at Forest Edge Kart Club near Barton Stacey, Winchester, on MOD land where the club's marshals and officials construct and dismantle the venue infrastructure around each race weekend. The circuit combines fast straights with technical corner complexes, demanding both commitment and precision from every driver.

Honda Cadet 200: Skilton Controls the Final

Max Skilton opened the afternoon finals with a controlled performance in the Honda Cadet 200. He won the 15-lap race and recorded the fastest lap, a 47.19 on lap seven. Cruz Jenkins finished second, 10.50 seconds behind. William Woods completed the podium in third, 21.15 seconds off the lead.

Rotax Cadet: Pocock Wins by 0.24 Seconds

The Rotax Cadet Final produced the closest finish of the day. Rio Pocock took the win after 15 laps, with Junior Wright crossing the line just 0.24 seconds behind. Pocock also set the fastest lap with a 46.97 on lap 14. Wilfred Tomlinson finished third, 8.44 seconds adrift.

Rotax Inter: Ball Holds Off Dann

Harvey Ball won the Rotax Inter Final by 0.52 seconds after 16 laps, holding off Oliver Dann despite Dann recording the fastest lap of the race, a 43.75 on lap 12. Alfie Garrett completed the podium in third, finishing 8.56 seconds behind the winner.

Junior Rotax Max: Rose Converts Pace into Victory

Travis Rose won the Junior Rotax Max Final over 17 laps and also set the fastest lap with a 41.17 on lap seven. Ethan Cossins finished second, five seconds behind. Aaron Clark-Nixon took third, 6.92 seconds off the leader.

Senior Rotax: Alldis Dominates

Will Alldis delivered one of the most commanding performances of the day in the Senior Rotax Final. He won the 18-lap race and took fastest lap with a 40.30 on lap seven. Lucas Howell finished second, 13.90 seconds behind. Freddie Snelling completed the podium 16.14 seconds off the pace.

177 Rotax Max / Masters: Jones Takes a Tight Win

Matt Jones claimed victory in the combined 177 Rotax Max and 177 Rotax Masters Final over 18 laps, also setting the fastest lap with a 40.91 on lap 15. Daniel Hammett finished second, 3.03 seconds behind. Don De Graaff took third, just 0.44 seconds further back.

125 KZ: Price Wins the Finale

Jack Price rounded out the day with victory in the 125 KZ Final after 19 laps. Bailey Rigarlsford finished second, 1.98 seconds behind, and set the fastest lap of the race with a 37.45 on lap nine. Lucas Howell and Reece Paget Lowe were both listed as DNS.

A Strong Round 5 for Forest Edge Kart Club

FEKC Round 5 underlined the strength of club racing at Forest Edge. Three finals were decided by less than two seconds, while other classes saw clear winners pull away from the field. Across all seven events, drivers were tested on pace, consistency and racecraft.

Drivers, teams and officials looking for timing data and results from the day can visit the FEKC results platform at https://fekc.alphatiming.co.uk/users/sign_in?fbclid=IwdGRjcAS7bNljbGNrBLtst2V4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDDM1MDY4NTUzMTcyOAABHs35A59XLiWg6FPXC7IpQN96daj9Lfu6DUjP6lXbyUi0QaPfDFd6jARQ4gwa_aem_hov95OFk9-C7lc2j3SL2ww. Round 5 further confirmed why Forest Edge remains one of the UK's most respected club karting venues, with a full programme and competitive racing from the youngest Cadet competitors through to the KZ machinery that closed the day.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE FEKC Round 5 Race Report: Seven Finals, Close Finishes and Strong Winners at Forest Edge Kart Club Barton Stacey, Winchester, 5 July 2026 Forest Edge Kart Club completed Round 5 of its 2026 season on 5 July, hosting a full programme of practice, heats and seven finals across Honda Cadet, Rotax and KZ classes. The event drew a competitive grid and produced a day of racing that included both dominant performances and some of the closest finishes seen at the venue this season. Max Skilton took the opening final in Honda Cadet 200, winning over 15 laps and recording the fastest lap of 47.19. Rio Pocock followed in the Rotax Cadet Final, prevailing by just 0.24 seconds over Junior Wright in a race that went to the final metres. Pocock also set the fastest lap with a 46.97. In the Rotax Inter category, Harvey Ball secured victory by 0.52 seconds over Oliver Dann across 16 laps. Dann responded by setting the fastest lap of the race, a 43.75. Alfie Garrett finished third. Travis Rose won the Junior Rotax Max Final over 17 laps, combining the victory with the fastest lap of the race, 41.17. Ethan Cossins and Aaron Clark-Nixon completed the top three. Will Alldis produced arguably the standout drive of the day in the Senior Rotax Final. He won the 18-lap race by 13.90 seconds and set the fastest lap at 40.30. Lucas Howell finished second, with Freddie Snelling in third. Matt Jones took victory in the combined 177 Rotax Max and 177 Rotax Masters Final, winning over 18 laps and recording the fastest lap of 40.91. Daniel Hammett finished second, with Don De Graaff just 0.44 seconds further back in third. The day closed with the 125 KZ Final, where Jack Price came through over 19 laps to take the win. Bailey Rigarlsford finished second and set the fastest lap of the race, 37.45. Lucas Howell and Reece Paget Lowe were non-starters. Forest Edge Kart Club is located near Barton Stacey, Winchester, on MOD land. The club's volunteers manage all venue setup and pack-down around each race weekend. The circuit's mix of high-speed sections and technical corner sequences provides a consistent challenge across all categories. Round 5 delivered exactly the variety that defines club-level karting, with margins ranging from dominant to razor-thin throughout the afternoon. The FEKC season continues to draw strong entries and competitive racing across its full range of classes.

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