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JM Honda to replace injured Cervellin

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he hunt is on to replace Michele Cervellin of JM Racing Honda who suffered a huge setback during a training session this week when he crashed and dislocated his shoulder. It effectively means the end of Cervellin's season, since the world championship series will soon resume with many races packed

Revo title battle heads north of the border

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The Revo Acu British Motocross Championship Fuelled By Gulf Race Fuels heads to the borders of Scotland for the penultimate round of the Championship and with tensions running high as each class is separated by a thread for the Championship title. Duns is a spectacular track with a fantastic view of

Who’s riding in the Duns Revo round

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This weekend sees the penultimate round of the Revo ACU British Motocross Championship Fuelled by Gulf Race Fuel at Duns in Scotland. Check out the entry lists below. Rider No / ClassNameSponsorTeam4 - 65ccMalachi AllanFleming Mx5W - 65ccHarley Marczak6 - 65ccNixon Coppins10 - 65ccAlfie Herron12 - 65ccArthur KingMotoxtreme / LDR15 -

How the MX2 Nationals were won

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It all came down to the final round in the British MX Nationals MX2 championship with two riders going head-to-head for the title at the Cusses Gorse track. KTM's John Adamson held a small lead going into the racing but his pal, Kawasaki's Carlton Husband, was determined to steal the

Nationals champ Kullas podiums at Cusses

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Cab Screens Crescent Yamaha rider Harri Kullas wrapped up his Michelin MX Nationals campaign this weekend, going into this final round crowned as champion, after winning the previous week at Landrake. Harri was 6th fastest in qualifying and then got a great start in third place, behind Shaun Simpson and Josh

Searle sits out MX Nationals to race Duns

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Tommy Searle is missing Sunday's MX Nationals final at Cusses Gorse to race in a Falcon club meeting at Duns in a bid to get ready for next week's crucial Revo British championship penultimate round. He's currently tied on points with Harri Kullas at the top of the table with

EMX 125 leader out with broken leg

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Norwegian Hakon Osterhagen broke his leg in a crash while testing this week. The factory Fantic rider, who won the World Junior title recently, is leading the EMX125 championship which he led from the opening round at Matterley. The next round of the EMX series is in Germany in

Edmonds’ best ride of the year

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Hailing from Dublin, Stuart Edmonds has been Ireland's top rider for a decade but a podium finish in the top level of British races has evaded him so far. After a winter of hard testing and some storming results, the 32-year-old is having his best ever season. And on the

Philippaerts back racing in MXGP

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Former world champion David Philippaerts is to make a racing return to the MXGP championship this year, starting at Tuetschenthal in Germany on October 3. The Italian, MX1 world champion in 2008, quit GPs in 2016 but still contests some Italian races. This year the 37-year-old is team coach at Ghidinelli Racing

Barr talks of shock Nations snub

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After 15 years on the Irish MX of Nations team, Martin Barr has been dropped for 2021. He's opened up about the shock news with the following statement: "I've thought long and hard today about how I wanted to approach this.. As expected I'm extremely disappointed and feel I've been unfairly

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