A speedway star said he was "happy" to get his hands on his third national title and second in a row.
Robert Lambert, 28, from Norwich, crossed the line first in the Cab Direct British Final at the National Speedway Stadium, in Belle Vue, Manchester.
The biker, who will lead Great Britain in the World Cup Final later this month, scored a 15-point maximum in the qualifying races before carrying his good form into the final.
Fellow Norfolk rider, 16-year-old Cooper Rushen, from King's Lynn, also put in an impressive performance on what his debut appearance, finishing in fourth place.
Speaking after his victory, Lambert said: "Today is one of those days where you need to win.
"I came here and everyone thought I'd already won before I turned a wheel.