Career
British Championship Stuart Brown started racing in the British Championship with passenger Luke Peters in 1996, entering the Sidecarcross World Championship in the following year. After an eighth place in their inaugural domestic season the pair improved gradually, finishing runners-up in Britain in 2000 and 2001. In late 2004 and 2005 Brown raced with Jason Peters and, in 2005, also with Marc Cooper, as Luke Peters was recovering from a broken legal
The pair took out three more British titles in 2008, 2009 and 2010 before Brown switched passengers.
World Championship Entering the Sidecarcross World Championship from 1997 onwards Brown and Peters competed only sporadically for the first five seasons, never finishing higher than 20th overall. From 2002 onwards their fortunes changed, with Brown finishing in the top-ten for the next five consecutive seasons, with two fifth place finishes in 2003 and 2004 as his best results.
The 2007 saw Brown compete only the first few races before a hand injury forced him out and the following year, 2008, Brown and Peters finished outside the top ten again. In 2009 the team improved, coming ninth overall in the World Championship and winning their first-ever race in the competition, in the final race of the season in Rudersberg, Germany.
From 2010 to 2012 Brown finished outside the top-ten, switching passengers after the 2010 season.
Brown"s fortunes greatly improved in 2013 and 2014, now with Josh Chamberlain as his passenger. The pair finished in the top ten in both seasons, with a third place overall in 2014 their best-ever result in the World Championship. The 2014 French Grand Prix in Brou, saw Brown and Chamberlain take out their first-ever Grand Prix victory, ending a long Grand Prix-victory draught for British Sidecarcross riders.
In 2015 Brown was again partnered with Josh Chambarlain for the season.
Brown scored another 5th place overall in the 2015. This was despite being forced to miss the round in Estonia entirely due to problems with the teams race transporter.
The season by season results in the World Championship for Stuart Brown: Key.
