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BBC TV reveals how Culham track faces closure

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The famous motocross track at Culham could be lost forever as it's right next to a huge new town of 3500 houses that are scheduled to be built on the site.  The small Oxfordshire village's battle against being 'supersized' is to be the centre of a television documentary series, the first

Nathan Watson in for Hawkstone

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Enduro ace Nathan Watson will go back to motocross to contest the Hawkstone Park International on February 11. The factory KTM ace, who was second at the Le Touquet beach race on Sunday, quit MXGPs in 2016 and went full-time to enduro in 2017 for KTM. He also raced at

Searle and Sanayei top Lyng entries

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The Dixon Kawasaki GP team of Tommy Searle and Darien Sanayei will contest the opening round of the Maxxis British Motocross Championship  at Cadders Hill, Lyng Circuit, Norfolk, on Sunday 11th March. It will be great to get the Championship back underway at one of the most popular circuits on the calendar. With

Ryno in Vets Nations on Pro Circuit 125!

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Ryan Hughes is back for the 10th anniversary Vets Nations at Farleigh Castle on September 8-9 and will be riding his 1994 Pro Circuit Kawasaki KX 125 wearing his cool Splitfire gear and helmet! The bike is Chuck Davies' very special KX125 which has had support from Pro Circuit boss Mitch

Mega action from the Birmingham Arenacross

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You've got to love Ashley Greedy! The one-time bad boy of Arenacross was shaking off his reputation as a wild rider - until this beauty on Saturday night at Birmingham when he catapulted his bike over Adam Chatfield's Kawasaki in the head-to-head races. Ace lensman Nuno Laranjeira caught all the

Campaign to save biker’s arm!

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Well-known two-stroke rider Lance Marshall has launched a campaign to fund surgery to help save his son's arm which was smashed in a motorcycle crash and now the NHS won't fund the surgery. Vinnie-Jay has had 15 operations and the last one which would have given his arm its mobility back

Strijbos and Covington out of Hawkstone

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Two top GP riders are out of the Hawkstone Park International on February 11. Kevin Strijbos and Thomas Covington will be missing the event to recover from injuries. Strijbos, who this year moved to KTM, fell and broke his collarbone this week. "Well, this just happened today. Crash and broken collarbone.

New Expert class at British championship

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This year’s Maxxis ACU British Motocross Championship will feature a brand-new series-within-a-series aimed at encouraging participation from riders who have failed to make a dent on the overall top 10. The British Expert Championship – with categories for MX1 and MX2 class competitors – will exclude riders who have finished

Foxhill revealed as Maxxis finale

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The eighth and final round of the 2018 Maxxis ACU British Motocross Championship will take place at Foxhill Moto Parc on September 23. To be run by the Langrish club, which for years organised the famous Ken Hall Trophy, the event will build on 2017’s successful season finale at the iconic

Herlings heads Hawkstone full house

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All three classes are now full for the Hawkstone International on February 11, with triple world MX2 champ Jeffrey Herlings heading the open class field from Max Anstie, Tommy Searle, Gautier Paulin, Jordi Tixier, Kevin Strijbos, Glenn Coldenhoff, Valentin Guillod, Evgeny Bobryshev and Brits Graeme Irwin,  Kristian Whatley, Brad Anderson

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