MOTO HEADLINES

Race shake-up for revamped UK Arenacross

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The UK Arenacross Tour has unveiled its plans for a major shakeup to the championship format for 2019. The completely-new race-night set-up will see 12 riders contest each of the Pro and Pro Lites Main Events, with the top six from each group automatically seeded through to the evening’s climax; The

British e-bike plans hit as Alta halts

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An ambitious plan to import Alta electric bikes to the UK is on the rocks as American firm Alta is to stop production of its bikes due to financial pressures, despite booming bike sales. MotoHead was involved with a hush-hush plan to work with the potential new UK Alta importers to

Stunt God Maddison hits Weston beach!

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Stunt legend Robbie Maddison led a crew of stars having fun on the Weston-Super-Mare sand today, with just two days to go before this year’s HydroGarden Weston Beach Race kicks off. Maddison, who won fame by leaping to a ¢1 million payday for a stunt in Las Vegas, is back on

2019 GP and British calendars reshuffled

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A new GP calendar has been revealed, meaning lots of other British championships have changed dates to avoid clashes. The season opening GP venue has yet to be announced but will take place in the second week of March and be joined by the FIM Women’s Motocross World Championship. Remaining as

Anger at changes to EMX 250 and 300 series

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Riders have reacted strongly to the announcement the EMX250 series will be limited to riders under age 23 next year. The EMX300 class will also be altered to have a maximum bike size of 250cc and be called EMX 2T, and there will remain no age limit to give riders

How the British championships were won

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Both classes in this year’s Maxxis British Motocross championship went down to the vary last race as Evgeny Bobryshev on his Lombard Express Suzuki wiped away an injured Jake Nicholls 39-point lead to snatch this year’s MX1 championship, while in the MX2s Hitachi KTM’s Conrad Mewse had to fight off

Bobby makes history for Suzuki

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Evgeny Bobryshev gave Suzuki its first ever premier class British championship title at Lyng yesterday. Jamie Dobb and Rob Herring have won titles for Suzuki, but never in the premier class. And Dobb;s win was the most recent, 19 years ago. See how Bobby did it...

Who will win the British titles on Sunday?

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With MX1 series leader Jake Nicholls out after breaking his leg, the 450 title race has been thrown wide open as the Maxxis ACU British Motocross Championship signs off this Sunday at Cadders Hill, Lyng, where the MX1, MX2 and MXY2 titles will all be decided. The 28-year-old Nicholls could still