Buxton Raceway played host to another packed day of Stoxkarts action on Sunday 7th June, with both Senior and Junior formulas producing hard-fought racing throughout the meeting. The headline event of the day was the 2026 Junior Stoxkarts British Championship sponsored by M1WSS Welfare Sanitation Services, with a strong Junior turnout battling for one of the biggest titles in the formula. Senior Stoxkarts The Senior heats produced several different front runners through the afternoon. Race 1 saw 38 Freddie Holden take victory ahead of 22 Callum Johnson and 818 Richard Howarth, with 380 Liam Powell and 357 Ben Limb completing the top five. Race 2 went the way of 380 Liam Powell after a strong drive, with 8 Matthew Lloyd finishing second and 173 Paul Kaye taking third. Richard Howarth again featured strongly in fourth, while Ben Limb continued his consistent day in fifth. The Senior Feature Final provided another competitive race with 173 Paul Kaye taking the win ahead of Liam Powell and Matthew Lloyd. Ben Limb finished fourth with Freddie Holden rounding out the top five after another solid performance. Junior Stoxkarts – M1WSS British Championship The Junior Stoxkarts once again showed why the formula continues to grow, with excellent racing throughout the day leading into the M1WSS British Championship Final. 140 Harvey Haywood immediately established himself as the driver to beat, winning both Junior heat races in commanding style. Behind him, the competition remained incredibly close with 818 Bobby Earnshaw, 127 Harrison Berkett, 47 Jack Hadfield and 503 Theo Hemingway all featuring near the front. In the opening Junior race, Harvey Haywood led home Bobby Earnshaw and Harrison Berkett, while Jack Hadfield and Theo Hemingway completed the top five. Race 2 again went to Haywood, this time ahead of 377 Oliver Shaw and Bobby Earnshaw. 266 Scarlett Palij and 14 Archie Pedley completed the top five in another competitive encounter. The highlight of the meeting came in the M1WSS Junior British Championship Final. Harvey Haywood completed a perfect afternoon by taking the British Championship victory after another faultless drive. Bobby Earnshaw finished second to secure the runner-up spot, while 317 Sienna Moss produced an excellent drive to complete the podium in third. 34 Henry Hammerton and 14 Archie Pedley rounded out the top five, with strong performances throughout the field in what was a fantastic showcase for Junior Stoxkarts. Thank You A huge thank you goes to: M1WSS Welfare Sanitation Services for sponsoring the Junior British Championship All drivers, officials, helpers and supporters Buxton Raceway for hosting the event The meeting once again highlighted the close, competitive and affordable racing that Stoxkarts continues to deliver across both Senior and Junior formulas.