Results
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| # | Rider Name (Country) Team |
|---|---|
| 1 | Michal Prokop (Cze) |
| 2 | Johannes Fischbach (Ger) |
| 3 | Lukas Mechura (Cze) |
| 4 | Joost Wichman (Ned) |
| 5 | Dan Atherton (GBr) |
| 6 | Tomas Slavik (Cze) |
| 7 | Scott Beaumont (GBr) |
| 8 | William Evans (GBr) |
| 9 | Guido Tschugg (Ger) |
| 10 | Chris Kovarik (Aus) |
| 11 | Tom Knight (GBr) |
| 12 | Tom Dowie (GBr) |
| 13 | Duncan Ferris (GBr) |
| 14 | Jake Ward (GBr) |
| 15 | Mike Yard (GBr) |
| 16 | Lewis Lacey (GBr) |
| 17 | Patrick Campbell-Jenner (GBr) |
| 18 | Richard Cunynghame (GBr) |
| 19 | Mark Milward (GBr) |
| 20 | Dale Russell (GBr) |
| 21 | Pete Warner (GBr) |
| 22 | Nathan Parsons (GBr) |
| 23 | John Hewitt (GBr) |
| 24 | James Norton (GBr) |
| 25 | Aj Boardman (GBr) |
| 26 | Michael Gray (GBr) |
| 27 | Max Lenthall (GBr) |
| 28 | Ryan Poolman (GBr) |
| 29 | Luc Harris (GBr) |
| 30 | Andrew Hibberd (GBr) |
| 31 | James Wilson (GBr) |
| 32 | Sam Renolds (GBr) |
| 33 | Mirco Weiss (Swi) |
| 34 | Lee White (GBr) |
| 35 | Elliot Simmons (GBr) |
| 36 | Tom Gethin (GBr) |
| 37 | Jason Egan (GBr) |
| 38 | Mop Head (GBr) |
| 39 | Jake Hancock (GBr) |
| 40 | Davi Birks (GBr) |
| 41 | Chris Cumming (GBr) |
| 42 | Chris Keeeble-Smith (GBr) |
| 43 | Robbie Rickman (GBr) |
| 44 | David Sibley (GBr) |
| 45 | Ryan Dutton (GBr) |
| 46 | Gareth Parr (GBr) |
| 47 | Daniel Bateson (GBr) |
| 48 | James Oliver (GBr) |
| 49 | Tim Machin (GBr) |
| 50 | Ben Platt (GBr) |
| 51 | Luke Stanley (GBr) |
| 52 | Matthew Way (GBr) |
| 53 | Jack Hudson (GBr) |
| 54 | Danny Harwood (GBr) |
| 55 | James Lomax (GBr) |
| 56 | Richard Norton (GBr) |
| 57 | Joe Billingham (GBr) |
| 58 | Tim Pearson (GBr) |
| 59 | David Thomason (GBr) |
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