After an eighth place in their inaugural domestic season the pair improved gradually, finishing runners-up in Britain in 2000 and 2001.
After the retirement of ten-time champions Chris Etheridge in 2001 the pair won their first national title in 2002 and repeated this achievement in 2003.
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.
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 before 2016.
For 2016 Brown rode with Josh Chamberlain, finishing 3rd in the world and gaining another FIM Bronze Medal 2016.
In December 2016 it was confirmed by Brown via Facebook and in UK Publication "Trials and Motocross News" (TMX) that he would return for a full British and Grand Prix season in 2017, partnered by Joe Millard.