Tom Weeden Dominates 2026 Oliver's Mount Championships

Tom Weeden from Maidstone is the new King of The Mount for 2026. The rider also clinched championship victories in the Pro Supersport and Classic Superbike categories at the Oliver's Mount road racing circuit, according to final standings published by Road Racing News.

Joey Thompson of TH Racing secured the Super Twins title. John Marsh won the Stock Supersport crown. Other class champions included Steven Allan (CB 500), Stephen Gorton (400cc), Stuart Hall of Whippet Racing (Two-Strokes), and Tony Flinton (125/Moto 3). The source also confirmed that Steve Ramsden and Matty Ramsden regained the F2 Sidecars championship by a single point over Kieran Clarke and Rob Coppock.

King of The Mount and Pro Supersport

Weeden's dominance was clear across multiple categories. He amassed 63 points to take the overall King of The Mount title, finishing ahead of Johnny Stewart in second with 51 points and Rob Hodson in third with 46. Peter Hickman was fourth with 41 points, and Joey Thompson fifth with 28. The Pro Supersport class provided a much tighter battle. Weeden won it with 70 points, just one point clear of runner-up Johnny Stewart on 69. Joey Thompson was third with 43 points, while Peter Hickman and David McArthur tied for fourth with 31 points each.

Other Solo Class Champions

John Marsh dominated the Stock Supersport class with 91 points, with Joey Lambden a close second on 85 and Scott Aitkin third with 57. Joey Thompson's Super Twins victory came with a 61-point haul, ahead of Stephen Gorton on 51 and Oliver Morgan Edwards on 43. The 400cc class saw Stephen Gorton triumph with 75 points, followed by Dan Frear on 65 and Steve Sewell on 61.

Full Championship Standings

The final 2026 Oliver's Mount Racing Championship positions per class, as provided by the source, are listed below with points totals aside racers' names.

King of The Mount: 1st - Tom Weeden - 63 2nd - Johnny Stewart - 51 3rd - Rob Hodson - 46 4th - Peter Hickman - 41 5th - Joey Thompson - 28 6th - Dean Harrison - 25 7th - Richard Cooper - 25 8th - Curtis Milburn - 20 9th - Mikey Browne - 20 10th - Paul Marley - 16 11th - Barry Furber - 14 12th - Dan Frear - 14 13th - Mick Goodings - 14 14th - Ryan Dixon - 12 15th - David McArthur - 11 16th - Joey Lambden - 11 17th - Jack Worth - 11 18th - Roddy Taylor - 10 19th - Andy Smart - 10 20th - Bailey Harker - 9 21st - Lee Brocklebank - 9 22nd - Stephen Gorton - 9 23rd - Fred Mcmullan - 9 24th - Steve Birtles - 8 25th - Sam Johnson - 8 26th - Greg Haylott - 7 27th - Daniel Pearson - 6 28th - Paul Moir - 6 29th - Rhys Hardisty - 6 30th - Scott Aitkin - 6 31st - Rhys Stephenson - 5 32nd - Brandon Brinded - 5 33rd - Richard Hewitt - 4 34th - Aiden Goodings - 3 35th - Adam Child - 3 36th - Michael Allen - 2

Pro Supersport: 1st - Tom Weeden - 70 2nd - Johnny Stewart - 69 3rd - Joey Thompson - 43 4th - Peter Hickman - 31 5th - David McArthur - 31 6th - Dean Harrison - 25 7th - Rob Hodson - 25 8th - Aiden Goodings - 23 9th - Mark Jackson - 21 10th - Dan Frear - 21 11th - Andy Smart - 20 12th - Ryan Dixon - 20 13th - Bailey Harker - 18 14th - Paul Marley - 16 15th - Daniel Pearson - 14 16th - Davey Todd - 13 17th - Franco Bourne - 11 18th - Richard Cooper - 10 19th - Mikey Browne - 9 20th - Oliver Dean - 9 21st - Gary McCoy - 8 22nd - Barry Furber - 6 23rd - Marcus Simpson - 5 24th - Paul Moir - 5 25th - Shaun Buckle - 3 26th - Sam Johnson - 3 27th - Jack Sim - 2 28th - Conor Cummins - 2 29th - Stephen Degnan - 2 30th - Oliver Macrae - 1 31st - James Llewellyn - 1

Stock Supersport: 1st - John Marsh - 91 2nd - Joey Lambden - 85 3rd - Scott Aitkin - 57 4th - Fred Mcmullan - 45 5th - Jack Worth - 35 6th - Nicholas Round - 22 7th - Jack Crowley Mason - 21 8th - Andrew Coulter - 15 9th - Aarron Cooke - 11 10th - Christian Slater - 10 11th - Michael Allen - 9 12th - Ryan Hose - 8 13th - Grant Aitchison - 8 14th - Brad Burn - 7 15th - Ben Long - 7 16th - Brian Greenfield - 6 17th - Nick Colley - 5 18th - Andy Hayes - 5 19th - Adrian Hodson - 5 20th - Jordan Poole - 3 21st - Daniel Tuplin - 3 22nd - Daniel Pearson - 3 23rd - Stephen Hardy - 1

Super Twins: 1st - Joey Thompson - 61 2nd - Stephen Gorton - 51 3rd - Oliver Morgan Edwards - 43 4th - Rob Hodson - 34 5th - Ryan Dixon - 33 6th - Peter Hickman - 32 7th - Johnny Stewart - 26 8th - Richard Cooper - 25 9th - Tom Weeden - 23 10th - Franco Bourne - 20 11th - Daniel Pearson - 20 12th - Barry Furber - 16 13th - Oliver Dean - 16 14th - Scott Aitkin - 14 15th - Rhys Stephenson - 13 16th - William Grant - 13 17th - Bailey Harker - 13 18th - Kevin Barsby - 12 19th - Lewis Arrowsmith - 10 20th - Shaun Anderson - 9 21st - Liam Wood - 8 22nd - Gary McCoy - 8 23rd - Eric Wilson - 7 24th - Adam Child - 7 25th - David McArthur - 7 26th - Michael Allen - 6 27th - Russell Brook - 6 28th - Dave Hewson - 5 29th - Seb Evenden - 4 30th - Jack Sim - 3 31st - Aran Sadler - 3 32nd - Chris Dickinson - 3 33rd - Curtis Milburn - 1

400cc: 1st - Stephen Gorton - 75 2nd - Dan Frear - 65 3rd - Steve Sewell - 61 4th - William Grant - 43

The full standings list dozens of competitors across the championship's various classes.