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Huge Hawkstone gallery!

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Were you there yesterday to see the awesome action from the Hawkstone Park International? If not, shame on you! Whether you were there or not, check out this gallery of pics from MotoHead's Adam Duckworth and Steve Bagladi. Click on the image to enlarge them and flick through the gallery

Anstie so close to Hawkstone glory

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British MX1 class rookie Max Anstie was the star of the huge crowd at Hawkstone Park, setting fast laps and domination the opening MX1 moto. He had such a huge lead he pitted for a change of goggles and still beat fellow factory Husky rider Max Nagl and Suzuki's Armenas

Lucky escape for Simpson!

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Shaun Simpson was side-by-side with Max Anstie for the opening MX1 race at the Hawkstone International into the first turn, but lost control and was thrown down hard - then pummelled to the ground by the chasing pack including Jake Nicholls who was right behind him and couldn't miss the

It’s Hawkstone time!

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Suzuki will show their all-new 2018-spec factory RMZ450s to the public tomorrow in the Hawkstone Park International, just two days after the bikes were unveiled in a press conference in Belgium. Be sure to head to Hawkstone to check them out, ridden byKevin Strijbos and Arminas Jasikonis. The whole Suzuki GP

Latest Hawkstone entries revealed

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There's just over a week to go before some of the planet's fastest riders go head to head on British soil at the traditional Hawkstone Park international on February 5. Grand prix aces like Arnaud Tonus, Gautier Paulin, Kevin Strijbos, Clement Desalle, Jordi Tixier, Pauls Jonass, Jeremy Seewer and Zach

Whatley joins Apico Husqvarna

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Kristian Whatley is to join the Apico Husqvarna MX1 team alongside Matt Burrows and Jamie Law after splitting with the MVR-D Husky team two weeks ago. After a week of negotiations, Whatley clinched the deal with Apico to contest the MX1 class of the Maxxis British championship and MX Nationals

Masters confirms 2017 tracks

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The Pirelli British Masters championship has finalised its calendar for 2017 and takes in many of the UK's top tracks like Hawkstone Park, Culham, Whitby and Canada Heights. The series, which caters for juniors, SW85, BW85, MXY2 right through to adult pro, starts at Hawkstone on March 25-26, then goes

No Simpson or Sterry in British championship

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British MX2 champ Adam Sterry and triple MX1 champ Shaun Simpson are notable absentees from the official British championship start list for 2017 as both are now riding for foreign-based GP teams. Also missing from the 2016 series is Tanel Leok who now rides for the 8Biano Husky team in

Top tracks named for MX Nationals

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Six of the very best tracks in Britain have been named as the venues for the 2017 MX Nationals series which kicks off on March 4-5 at the all-weather venue of Fatcats. The press release from the organisers reads: The Michelin Mx Nationals team are pleased to finally announce the six

Whatley and MVR-D Husky split

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Former British champion Kristian Whatley has split with his MVR-D Husqvarna team after failing to turn up to race for them at the Manchester Arenacross on Saturday night. Whatley recently tested the bike recently in Spain, but there was a last-minute disagreement between Whatley and his payment for his Arenacross ride. So

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