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Lenoir goes green!

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Steven Lenoir and his British championship Dyer and Butler will switch from KTM to Kawasaki machinery for the 2017 season. The squad’s three rider line-up remains unchanged. Former British MX2 champ Lenoir looks to move closer to the 450cc title aboard his KX450F in the MX1 class, with Liam Knight

Watson talks of Knock Out podium

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British enduro expert Nathan Watson romped to a stunning second place behind triple world MX2 champ Jeffrey Herlings in the Red Bull Knock Out beach race at Scheveningen in Holland at the weekend. KTM rider Watson tailed Herlings – the world’s best sand rider - by 2.29.889 minute margin with KTM’s Glenn Coldenhoff

Puzar to race Vets Nations 2017!

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Former world 250 champion Alex Puzar has agreed to make his Vets Motocross des Nations debut at Farleigh Castle on September 16-17 next year. He was signed up by organiser Dave King at the Transborago vets race in Italy at the weekend. It's the first time he's been tempted to

Spinks goes Husky!

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British championship racer Josh Spinks has agreed to ride Husqvarnas for Manchester MC next season but is yet undecided whether he'll race in the MX1 or MX2 class next season. Spinks started the 2016 season off with the Heads and All Threads Suzuki team but left during the season to ride

Geartec Husky reveal team line-up

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Former British champion Elliott Banks-Browne will be joined at the Geartec Husqvarna Racing team by two young hopefuls Luke Norris and Jordan Moxey for their assault on the 2017 motocross season. The newly-formed Geartec Husqvarna racing team, managed by Banks-Browne, will compete in the Maxxis British Motocross Championship, Michelin MX Nationals and

Whatley goes Husqvarna!

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Former British champion Kristian Whatley has been out testing a 450 Husqvarna after splitting with the Buildbase Honda team. Whatley, who missed the final part of the season, was not named in the squad’s 2017 line up. He’s now been out on a 450 Husky and posted this photo and a

Law heads Apico Husky MX1 team

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Jamie Law is to ride for the new-look Apico Husqvarna team as it moves from the MX2 into the MX1 class in Britain next season. He’ll be racing an FC450 alongside Matt Burrows in the Maxxis ACU British Motocross Championship and the Michelin MX Nationals. The team will also be supporting

Anderson on Verde KTM for Brit MX1 and EMX300

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Former British champion Brad Anderson has confirmed he'll race for the Verde KTM team again in 2017, but as well as the British MX1 series on a 450 KTM, he'll also race the European EMX300 class on a 300 two-stroke Katoom, too. This year Anderson rode a 450 KTM for Verde

Cab Screens team continue with Husky

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Cab Screens will once again be supported by Husqvarna Motorcycles and Husky Sport for 2017 with backing from Chinese construction firm, LiuGong, as their joint-title sponsor. The team will again be known as CabScreens/LiuGong/Husqvarna. The team’s ethos has always been to nurture and support young talent on the national stage and

Nathan Watson targets Skegness beach race

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David Knight has been forced to withdraw from the Skegness beach race as he's to have hip surgery but fellow Enduro star Nathan Watson has been added to the entry list. Red Bull Factory KTM rider Watson has certainly already proved that he knows the fast lines on the Skegness Beach

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