He may only have just announced his retirement from professional motocross due to his wrist injury, but 20187 British champion Graeme Irwin is ready to make the move to the British Superbike championship where two of his brothers already race. He will join his brother Glenn for a test ride at
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Hawkstone timetable revealed
Riders such as Max Nagl, Yentel Martens, Arminas Jasikonas, Ivo Monticelli, current British Champion Evgeny Bobryshev, Calvin Vlaanderen, Jed Beaton, Thomas Olsen, Tom Vialle, Davy Pootjes, Bas Vaessen, Alvin Ostlund, Jago Geerts plus Brits Max Anstie, Tommy Searle, Shaun Simpson, Conrad Mewse, Ben Watson, Adam Sterry plus many more head
Haaker keeps SuperEnduro title lead
Husqvarna’s Colton Haaker has maintained his position at the top of the FIM SuperEnduro World Championship standings following a third-place result at the penultimate round of the series in Budapest, Hungary. Enjoying three fourth place results, Haaker’s Rockstar Energy Husqvarna teammate Alfredo Gomez placed a strong fourth overall. In the first
Gajser beats Cairoli then crashes
Mantova Italy series finale – live!
Supercross hots up in chilly Minneapolis
Minneapolis Supercross mains in full
Strijbos misses Hawkstone with elbow injury
Kevin Strijbos is out of Hawkstone and will miss six to eight weeks of riding with a recurring elbow injury. The issue restricted him through the final portion of the previous GP season and, consequently, he had surgery after the MXGP final round in Italy.Strijbos resumed his normal riding programme
Deano’s back on factory Husky!
Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing has recruited Briton Dean Wilson back to the team, racing in the 450SX premier class. Wilson will start this coming weekend, racing in Minneapolis, through the remainder of the AMA Supercross World Championship, where he currently tied for fifth in points for title contention. Dean Wilson
Dixon Kawasaki swaps to WP
The Bike It Dixon Kawasaki Racing team will race in 2019 with official support from WP Suspension. The Kawasaki Europe-supported MX2 team’s Kawasaki KX250 will be fitted with WP 48mm Cone Valve forks and Trax Shock from the Pro Component range for the FIM Motocross World Championship. Darian Sanayei will









