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Bradshaw back on Suzuki MX2

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Nev Bradshaw will be back on a four-stroke, riding for Neil Prince's Lombard Express Suzuki team in the absence of Kevin Wouts, from this weekend's British championship at Hawkstone Park. Wouts is due to undergo surgery next week to his vertebrae which he sustained at Preston Docks MX nationals. Kevin

Bee sting can’t stop Irwin!

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Buildbase Honda’s Graeme Irwin kept his Michelin MX Nationals win-streak going with his second MX1 overall victory at round two of the series at the demanding Lyng circuit in Norfolk on Sunday despite getting stung by a bee during one moto. Martin Barr, switching up to a CRF450R from his regular

Spinks splits with Manchester Husky

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British MX2 championship racer Josh Spinks has split with the Manchester MC Husqvarna team and will run a KTM as a privateer for the rest of the season. Spinks announced on social media: "It’s been a tough start of the year for more reasons than one, I decided to hand the

MotoHead magazine update!

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Issue five of the FREE MotoHead magazine App has been updated with some new and cool features including a feature and video from the Canada Heights British championship. It's ready for you to download right now! You can read MotoHead on your iPhone and iPad, and each of the issues can be

Searle targets Hawkstone comeback

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British champ Tommy Searle is planning to make his 2017 race debut at the British championship at Hawkstone Park on May 14, after deciding he's not yet recovered enough to race Sunday's Latvian MXGP. Dixon Kawasaki man Searle, who injured his knee in pre-season tests in the USA in December, had

Dunn’s back on a GL12 two-stroke!

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Just a few weeks after announcing he was stepping away from full-time racing, James Dunn is back and will replace the injured Lewis Gregory on the GL12 KTM two-stroke team to contest the British two-stroke series as well as selected rounds of the EMX300 series which starts in Germany this

Revo Husky snaps up Divall

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Revo Husqvarna UK has signed Jordan Divall to take over the ride left vacant by Jamie Carpenter’s season-ending knee injury. He joins Mel Pocock on the team. The 23-year-old privateer from Brighton has started the season strongly and after three rounds sits 10th in the Maxxis ACU British Motocross Championship with his

Whatley’s back on his feet!

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Just four days after breaking his femur in a crash at the Canada Heights British championship, former champ Kristian Whatley has had surgeries to bolt his leg back together and several blood transfusions but today is back on his feet using crutches! Two days ago the Apico Husqvarna rider said: "They

Moffat leads tributes to Thomas Brown

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Pro racer Matt Moffat has led a raft of tributes from fellow racers to 27-year-old Thomas Brown who was killed in a crash while practicing on Sunday at Sedgefield in County Durham in an incident that made national news. There have even been flowers placed at the track where he

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