Following yesterday's announcement about the MXGP series, the Maxxis British championship, MX Nationals and Bridgestone Masters have now revealed their revamped calendars to avoid major clashes where possible. Here are the new dates, in calendar order! March 3 - 4 = Bridgestone Masters (1) – Hawkstone Park March 11 = Maxxis British
British Racing
MX Nationals allow 250 two-strokes in MX2
The 2018 Michelin MX Nationals season adult classes, Clubmen MX2, Expert MX2 and Pro MX2, will allow a two-stroke 250 or 4-stroke 250 in the MX2 class. There was talk of the ACU following the same rules for the Maxxis British championship but there has been no announcement yet. If that does happens,
Maxxis calendar reshuffle to avoid GP clash
MX Nationals quits ACU for MCF
Hawkstone International date set!
Revo goes Euro and signs Woodcock
REVO Husqvarna UK is stepping up the pace next year, undertaking an international race programme and fielding an expanded three-pro-rider line-up along with a rising youth star. Mel Pocock, the 2017 Michelin MX Natonals MX2 champion, stays with the team and is joined by highly-rated 17-year-old Dylan Woodcock. A third
Whatley and Houghton join Hooper Yamaha
Rob Hooper Racing Yamaha Motocross Racing team announce the signings of Kristian Whatley and Ryan Houghton for the 2018 season. Rob Hooper Racing, an official Yamaha UK Motocross team will be competing in the Maxxis British Motocross Championships, the Michelin MX Nationals, the Bridgestone Masters as well as other selected National
British championship date clashes
The provisional dates for the eight-round Maxxis British motocross championship has been revealed, and despite the ACU claiming it comes following the release of the provisional FIM calendar for the 2018 World Motocross Championship which was unveiled in June, there are already clashes. March 25 clashes with a GP at Red
