2004
James competed in the British Superbike Series against the toughest and best riders in the country. His season was plagued with mechanical problems. James loves his racing and has always tried his best. He enjoys the mental and physical challenge of racing.

2003
Selected to be a student of ACU Academy. Double victories at Lydden Hill riding his GP125 Honda.
Winning the Bemsee King of Clubs Championship at Silverstone. The youngest rider ever to achieve this at aged 14 years. In doing so he scored a double victory and new club lap record. Competed on the MRO series against many BSB riders and their superior machines.

James won the King of Clubs Championship with a round left to go. He also finished a great 4 th in the MRO Championship competing against a lot of the British Superbike contenders on their RS125s. He holds the lap record at Silverstone and at Oulton Park on the club circuits. This was all achieved in this his first season on his GP125 Honda. James also achieved the ‘Minnie Grenfell’ Award which was awarded to the most promising rider of the future. Previous names on this award are Mike Hailwood, Geoff Duke, Phil Read, Dave Potter and many more.

2002
MRO Super team series - riding an Aprilla 125, finished 14th at Brands Hatch followed by a 7th place at Snetterton. An impressive 5th at Mallory in the MRO series. 1st place at Lydden Hill with Bemsee at a club meeting. Switched to a Honda GP125. Quickly adapts and records impressive results in his first outings: Snetterton 6th & 3rd - Silverstone 11th & 6th - Brands Hatch 7th & 2nd.

2000 - 2001
Broke away from Motor-Cross into the Mini-Moto Class competing against much older riders, finished a creditable 10th in the Championship.

1997 - 2000
Junior Motor-Cross, East Kent Schoolboy Scramble Club & Mid Sussex MAO Cross Club. Finished 4th in the Auto-Class Championship.
Competed at National level with East Kent finishing 4th in the Championship riding a KX60.

Moved up to the 80 class, finished 6th in the Championship riding a Honda 80.