An amazing 2nd place in the British Championship in this class in his first year and his selection for the Great Britain Team indicated his status as one of the UK's most promising Enduro talents. The subsequent achievement in the International Six Day Enduro in Portugal campaigning the Union Jack and winning his first ever Gold Medal confirmed the same.

For 2000 Wayne switched to the highly competitive 250cc class - the blue riband of National and International level. Only off the podium once this year a creditable 4th place was (separated from 2nd by only 3 points) gained and once again he was selected for the Trophy Team for the Six Day event to be held in Granada, Southern Spain and once again achieved a placing credited with another gold meda aboard his Gas Gas EC300.

A successful 2001 (despite many cancelled events due to the Foot and Mouth crisis) a consistent Braybrook posted some excellent results within the popular Fast Eddy Race Series during 2001 and his selection for the British Trophy Team for the International Six Day Enduro ( held in the Dordogne Region of France for 2001) was once again confirmed. A 3rd Gold Medal in 3 years his reward and confirmation of his status as a truly talented Enduro Rider.

For 2002 , Wayne turned to 4 stroke machinery ready for a full assault on the British Championship Enduro series and the "Cross Country" style 3 Hour Endurance Races.

Having had a successful 2002 season including taking overall victory at the Natterjack final round of the British Enduro Championship, Wayne credited himself with his 2nd British Title.

2003, started well with a joint second place at the opening Breckland Enduro, this time riding a 250 2 stroke, the stage was set, however a high speed crash at the opening day of the second round, resulted in immediate surgery on a broken right radius and ulna, the recovery from the same forced Wayne to sit out the remainder of the year in his attempt to be fit for what is surely one of his favorite end of season events, the Weston beach race in late October.

2004 – and a return to a 4 stroke Wayne debuted the new CRF250. Wayne again achieved exactly as Honda had wished and won the ACU British championship once again on a new model. 2004 250/4stroke British Champion. Add to this yet another Gold medal (bringing the tally to 5 out of 5) in the ISDE in Poland and the year end sign-off of 5th at Weston Beach Race as well as 3rd overall at Moto 1 (a competition designed to find the best “all round” motorcyclist from every discipline), made 2004 extremely satisfying.

Constantly asked for coaching and training, Wayne saw a gap in 2004 the market which he felt could be beneficial to both himself and his sponsors on a mutual basis.

From this seed, and after months of preparation, the Braybrook off road enduro experience was born, a successful project, assisted by the continued support of Wayne’s sponsors. The same was extremely well supported last year and is already enjoying a surge of bookings for the summer months.

A respected name, a successful international and championship status rider and not forgetting an ACU approved Enduro Coach.

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