The iconic Foxhills Moto Parc was resurrected this weekend for its return to the FIM Motocross World Championship calendar, and the awesome atmosphere that was last seen 26 years ago was back in all its glory as the main valley filled up with fans and the steep climbs and drops
British Racing
Forget footie as it’s the British MXGP that’s coming home!
The FIM Motocross World Championships is returning to the hallowed slopes of Foxhills Moto Parc in England for the Monster Energy MXGP of Great Britain this weekend! This fabled venue on the south-west of England, about an hour’s drive from London itself, hosted many memorable events in the 1990s, first hosting
Three Classes but one Bullet
Ride with Roczen in the UK!
The newly crowned AMA Supercross champion and fan-favourite Ken Roczen will attend this year’s ABR Festival at Ragley Hall on 26-28 June, fresh after winning arguably the world’s biggest prize in off-road motorcycle racing. Roczen will attend this year’s ABR Festival for the full weekend, and will spend time in the
Livestream: Mecca-X ft. Jeffrey Herlings!
Murphy stands in for Gilbert at Apico Honda
A tribute to Toddington
The Luton club’s Toddington circuit has long been a favourite on the British club scene – a fast, flowing hillside track near junction 12 of the M1, right behind Toddington Services. the venue blends clay, loam and sandy sections, creating ever-changing conditions across its undulating layout. Riders have enjoyed more than
Mecca-X: A new breed of MX club
Mewse close to Herlings in Dockside sandstorm
British champ Conrad Mewse gave the bumper Easter Sunday crowd a stunning display of incredible speed and determination as he chased down five-times world champion and fellow Honda rider Jeffrey Herlings in both British championship races at Preston Docks in Lancashire. Although the Dutch sand specialist managed to fend off attacks









