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What went on at Canada Heights!

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It was all change at the top of the MX1 leaderboard after round three of the Maxxis ACU British Motocross Championship supported by Pro Clean at Canada Heights on Sunday. With Jake Nicholls (Hitachi KTM UK), the series leader after two rounds, sidelined through injury the way was clear for a

Kras shows two-stroke class

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European 300 champ Mike Kras showed his true class when he won both motos in the first British two-stroke championship round, held alongside the Maxxis British championship, at Canada Heights on Sunday. The GL12 rider wasted little time in getting to the front in the opener and was unchallenged as

Major injury update

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Husky ace Patrick Major had this horrific crash in qualifying for the weekend's Canada Heights British championship but has thankfully revealed there are no major injuries. He said: "Today has been the scariest day of my life in motocross! I suffered a awful crash in qualifying this morning where my forks

Whatley breaks femur in Maxxis crash

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Former British champion Kristian Whatley faces months of recovery after crashing at the Canada Heights British championship round and breaking his leg. He was ambulanced out of the venue and taken to a nearby hospital where a broken femur was confirmed. Whatley said on social media: "Well well well.. I done a

Tragedy at Sedgefield motocross

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Tributes have been paid by several top racers to a motocross rider who was killed riding in an event near Sedgefield in County Durham. Although police have not yet named the man, the news spread on social media and riders like former British champion Brad Anderson, who knew him, paid tributes. The

Wouts out of Canada Heighs

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Suzuki's MX2 ace Kevin Wouts will be a non-starter at Sunday's Canada Heights Maxxis British motocross championship after a hernia was discovered on his vertebrae. He crashed at Preston Docks recently and was in some discomfort. An MRI scan yesterday showed up the damage so he will not be racing at

Maxxis goes to the Heights!

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The country’s fastest racers head to Canada Heights in Kent this weekend for Sunday’s third round of the Maxxis ACU British Motocross Championship supported by Pro Clean and before a wheel’s even been turned in competition we know there will be a change at the top of the MX1 standings. After

Gregory takes a break from racing

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Lewis Gregory will take a break from racing while he fully recovers from injuries he's had this season. His GL12 team announced: "Following Lewis’ crash at Hawkstone International when he was concussed and had a neck injury resulting in nerve problems we have tried a slow return to competitive racing to

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