Jordan Hearn Motocross

So finally 2023 comes to an end with a Acerbis MX2 Championship 7th despite all the bad luck from blown engines to fuses and too much bad luck perhaps 2024 will be a Good Luck year. Not sure what Ill be riding next year ATM. 

With two excellent years in 2021 & 2022 finishing top 5 in the Acerbis Nationals in MX2 I am getting ready for the 2023 season in MX2. I will be updating this site through out Winter 2022 from the past two years riding.

It has been a while with 4 years to forget. 3 years through injuries where my injury in 2016 was found to not have healed and whilst I rode for a year with a broken arm resulting in a reconstruction and rehab with 3 metal pins and ligament ties leaving me with 60-70% movement in my throttle wrist and arm with a further a year due to Covid lockdown. Pumped to have achieved what I have with that resulting inability through dedication and hardwork reducing racing and concentrating on practice. 

At the start of the 2016 season after retirement and 5 months off we are back riding and signed up for the British Youth Nationals and the Acerbis Nationals.  Having secured our support from most of last year sponsors we were ready however a mid season crash in Ireland when I broken my arm badly put pay to the start of my adult riding prematurley.

After a great test day in September 2015 withe h tabsolute superb handling of the Yamaha, although they state it is slower than KTM, Jordan has decided to change bike Manufacturer for 2016 and is going to ride a Yamaha YZ125. We are excited to take this step and if you haven't got handling you aint putting the power on the track.

So 2015 season draws to an end with what has been a very frustrating season with 2 broken arms and a shoulder injury! However what guts and determination through all the frustration and bad luck I really believe he should have a strong 'Rookie' 125cc year.

We would like to say a massive thank you to our sponsors, Carly, Claudio, Dave, Jim, John, Roland, Richard and Steve. Who have been absolutley wonderful and understanding all year with the supply of great products which has helped keep a smile on Jordans face and helped his attitude of showing true effort and profeesionalism.

Jordan will be riding extended framed KTM 85's with engines expertly tuned by Hardcore Racing - HCR, lubricated by the excellent offering from Motul, kept superbly balanced by FTS suspension and bikes will be kept in full flow by Hollis Wheels shod as usual by Golden Tyres. Jordan will be kited out with Airoh Helmets and Gaerne boots and kit sponsors will be JT Racing with 100% googles. The whole package will look extremely professional with livery by Motoshack. 
  
Jordan has entered RHL BYN & GT Nationals for the 2015 season and will enter selected other nationals on his quest to better the excellent performances of 2014 before his transfer to the 125cc class in September 2015.

2014 Nationals are over and to go with the excellent 5th in the GT Cup Jordan secures 3rd in  the ORMS after riding injured at the last round. Great season now into a hard training program ready for 2015.

Jordan secures Top 5 at GT Cup 2014 finale. With a solid and determined ride all weekend in testing conditions Jordan secured a brilliant 5th Overall in his 'Rookie' Big Wheel year. Saturday was wet and after a 2nd Moto fight from last to 7th in the GT Cup points the target was in sight! Calculating what he needed to do he secured the 5th Overall with a race to go. Good job as he had to settle for a cruise in the last race dropping back from 7th to 13th because his kneck brace came apart and was distracting him especially jumping. Fantastic result!

Hello, my name is Jordan Hearn I am 14 years old. I have been riding motocross for seven years now,since turning 7 and 'I Love It!'

For 2014 Jordan has signed for Vampire Rock Motul Motocross Team and will be competing in the RHL British ACU Youth Nationals, GT Cup Nationals and ORM Nationals. Jordan has again had a good layoff over the winter and is riding well in the early season taking his first race win after upgrading this year to the Big Wheels on 22nd March 2014.


In 2013 after a three month layoff due to illness both to Jordan and the Old Man! Jordan hit back hard at the start of the 2013 season taking his first championship, the Winter Championship at CJMX against a strong field of riders with over 25 on the gate. His speed is awesome out of 8 races and coming back from last in 5  he was only once out of the top 3 in fourth, but too many spills whilst leading didn't give him the race wins he deserved. The rest of the season saw mixed fortnes with some great riding ending up with a season score card of 7th GT Cup, 9th British ACU Youth Nationals and 18th Red Bull Pronationals.



2012 was another awesome year building on last year with 10th in his first year up in the Small Wheel class at the British Youth Nationals. He mixed it up at the last round of the BYN with the countries fastest 2nd year Small Wheel riders just before they move up to Big Wheels and holding a good 4th place looking strong until high siding into a corner. To go with his 10th he just missed out on the top 10 at the BSMA GT Cup with 11th Overall. Both these results far exceed expectation and target f top 15 placings and I'm proud of you son. 2013 is looking really good. Now all that is left is to try and retain the Team trophy for CJSC on 20th October 2012. Then a good rest and start in January building for 2013.

2011 was brilliant with two top ten placings at two British Championships. 10th in the ACU BYMX & 7th in the BSMA. To go with that I got a 5th overall at CJSC. My last race meeting on a 65 and CJSC Team Won! I rode my heart out for them and end the season as a winner! Not bad eh!.

For 2012 I am moving up to Small Wheel and so far I have been riding really well and I love the bike. I love the Small Wheel it's really fun and I can ride it fast!

For 2013 we are going to concentrate on the BYN nationals and the GT Cup where Dad will be race director.

We have had great sponsorship for the 2012 season from Golden Tyres, Progrip, Gaerne, Samco Pipes, Spiral Graphics and Hollis Wheels and our thanks go out to them and we do hope we delivered against expectations.

I want to be the best at motocross that I can and to do that I know I must ride at the top level. Our team, Dad and I are very professional, dad keeps my bikes in top condition and I try to do the same with myself. I have lots of great mates at motocross and we have great fun at meetings. On race day I give it everything and I hope in the future this will pay off.

MAIN SPONSORS FOR 2014: see sponsors page for others.

Jordan has rode really well this year despite a couple of crashes and DNF's. What he has shown this year is determination to push despite bad luck and has proven that seeing things through to the end does pay off. Well Done son!

As we move up to Small Wheel 85's I think our results will get even better. Jordan is an established national rider and this level of competition doesn't phase him so we will contending the British Championships in the BYMX & BSMA again. We think riding against many and the best riders is the best option and as such have registered to contest the BYMX & BSMA British Championships. Jordans aims at National are top 15 BYMX and Top 15 BSMA as it is his first year.

Good luck for 2012, son! - Dad.

I am looking forward to this season and I am not scared of competing at the top level. My form in 2011 has shown that I am improving and hard work does pay off. I know it will be hard but fun and that is why I do motocross. I want to be as good as I can be and will put in all the effort I can. - Jordan