Mazaii Tucker capped off a dominant campaign to clinch title honours in the Bermuda Motocross Association season finale on Sunday.

Competing in the 65cc class at the Bermuda Motorsports Park, Tucker prevailed for the eighth time in the nine-round series to top the overall standings on 603 points, comfortably clear of runner-up Tucker Wall (453pts), with Kody Paul completing the season’s podium places on 334 points.

Despite missing out on top spot in the 65cc class, Paul was among the overall honours after prevailing in the 50cc division. Having not finished outside the top three all season, Paul could muster only a fourth-place finish on the final day, but it proved a blip in his charge for the title as he ended with a total of 605 points. King Clarke settled for second place on the day, and overall, with 564 points, with Rome Dill a further 72 points adrift.

There was also joy for Allan Degraff, who successfully retained his title with a seventh successive race day victory, to amass a total of 569 points in the Expert class. Runner-up on the day, Zico Majors, also settled for second place overall, finishing 28 points behind Degraff with Preston Martin rounding out the top-three standings on 420 points.

Lorenzo Burch completed an impressive season to claim honours in the Over-30 class, where despite finishing fifth on the final day he still finished top with a haul of 592 points. Ronald Trott, who did not compete in round nine, held on to the runner-up spot in the overall standings with 454 points, just 26 ahead of Wentworth Tucker.

It also proved a campaign to remember for Azai Burt who took the 85cc class, with a second-place finish on Sunday wrapping up glory and taking his seasonal points tally to 537. He was comfortably clear of Anyari Persad (485),with Z'naz Jones completing the overall podium places with 461 points.

In the corresponding ladies division, it was Nyla Goodchild who came out on top as an eighth victory of the season took her to the title with a commanding total of 637 points. A seventh runner-up finish saw Ahlierre Belloquet (571pts) seal second place in the standings, with Xao Coddington a distant third with 234 points.

There was a tighter tussle for supremacy in the Novice class, as a third-place finish on the final day proved enough for Anwar Muhammad (521pts) to hold off Aiden Simmons, who claimed victory on the day but had to settle for second place overall with 475 points. Deige Paynter completed the final podium places, a further 73 points adrift.

Despite a disappointing last outing for Maddox Seymour Durham as he could finish only eleventh, his previous efforts throughout the campaign were enough to see him claim success in the PeeWee class with a total of 491 points. Ade Stovell claimed second place on 415 points, with Remington Boden a further 23 points behind in third.