Gearing up for an action-packed weekend of racing, the ever-evolving Apico 2-Stroke Festival, featuring the Red Bull Pro-Stroke National, and the Fastest 40, returns to Sellindge in Kent this summer with a two-day celebration of motocross from the 17th to the 18th of August. The opening day of the Festival will
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De Carli returns to KTM
Red Bull KTM Factory Racing will grow for the 2025 FIM Motocross World Championship and for the Grand Prix seasons to come. The multi-title winning squad will reincorporate the Rome-based De Carli GasGas team for a return to the previous regime in both MXGP and MX2 categories.The complete rider roster
Spectator tickets on sale for 2-Stroke Festival
Injured Chambers aims for British return
Mewse to Wildcard at Lommel GP
Red Bull Pro Stroke National with Fastest 40
Behind the scenes as Team GB takes on the World Juniors
Go on an emotional journey in this feature-length documentary with 15 of Britain's best young riders as they tackle the fastest riders in the World Junior Championship. There's tears of joy and agony as the riders, their parents and Team GB's coaches Dave Willet, Glen Phillips, Lee Dunham and Ashley
New classes support British championship 2025
Youth and adult support classes for the 2025 season will be added to the British championship next season, including a series for women. The British series, which is returning to being run in-house from next season b y the ACU, will feature youth, clubman and amateur classes. Competitors will race across
How Team GB podiumed at World Juniors
The 2024 FIM Junior Motocross World Championship took place at the Circuit Kamperweg Heerde in the heart of the Netherlands on Sunday the 15th of July. Nearly 300 riders from 40 separate countries were entered for the event, with riders from every continent involved, including, of course, the UK. The home
Team GB podiums at World Juniors
The 2024 FIM Junior Motocross World Champions and World Cup Winner have been crowned at the conclusion of racing on the Circuit Kamperweg Heerde in the heart of the Netherlands, with Champions from a far afield as Hungary and New Zealand, but the home crowd also had one of their own claim a winner’s trophy on the