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How Phoenix Kawasaki tackled NPC opener

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March 24 was a significant day for British Motocross as the new BPC championship was launched. Schedule changes made to the MX Nationals forced the Phoenix Kawasaki team to look for an alternative championship to sit alongside the British Championship. Oakhanger was the setting for the opening round and the

Askew in for Fastest 40

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Fresh from his international debut in the Spanish EMX250 round last weekend, Billy Askew brings his Dixon Kawasaki to the opening MX2 fastest 40 pro round at Hawkstone on Saturday. The full entry list for MX2, MX1 and 125 2-strokes are: MX2 GeorgeHopkins4Gas GasPro MX2 Under 21HJA RacingLiamBennett5HusqvarnaPro MX2 Under 21GMR/Apico/Leatt/Magic MushroomMaxSmith18KawasakiPro

Pocock surgery after race smash

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Kawasaki's Mel Pocock has undergone surgery and faces more following a big crash in yesterday's NORA92 BPC championship at Oakhanger. He said on social media: "Took a booter. Two ops in on my wrist already with two to go, crushed C7 in my neck, tried to get the surgeons to take

Countdown to all-new British 125 championship

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The official ACU Apico 2-Stroke Festival British 125cc 2-Stroke Championship has been running under the umbrella of the annual Kent-based Apico 2-Stroke Festival since the event’s inception back in 2017. Now, with the Championship in its eighth year, a groundbreaking collaboration has been formed with the Fastest 40 to enhance the

Dirt Store Kawasaki team updates plan

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Team Dirt Store Kawasaki have been working since the start of the year, and a lot has happened in a short space of time! It’s been a great start to the year, and the team would like to provide an update about what they have been up to. Starting off with

MotoHead video preview to Hawkstone International

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There are other pre-season international motocross races in countries like Italy, Spain and France, but none pull the crowds and the big names consistently, year after year like Hawkstone Park. It is the daddy of them all, on one of the world's most historic yet toughest tracks. We take a

Win Tommy’s KX450 at Wembley

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Reigning Arenacross British Champion Tommy Searle will give his race-ridden Dirt Store Kawasaki bike worth over £12,000 away to one lucky fan at the series’ finale in London this Saturday. The 2023 title winner will draw a winning name during final round of the British Arenacross Championship presented by Fix Auto

Team GB’s road to the Junior Worlds starts

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The 2024 FIM Junior Motocross World Championship will be held at the Circuit Kamperweg Heerde in the Netherlands, on 14th July 2024, and the Team GB training programme is about to get underway. Kicking off during the school easter holidays on the 4th of April at Doncaster Moto Parc, a Team

Arenacross Races to London

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London’s calling as the climactic final round of the epic 2024 British Arenacross Championship presented by Fix Auto UK races to the capital on 24 February at the iconic OVO Arena Wembley. After seven edge-of-your-seat rounds crossing the length and breadth of the country, the final is set to entertain fans

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