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Team GB Juniors go to the Worlds in style

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Northamptonshire-based Paul Grimshaw Vehicle Movements (PGVM) is once again supporting the considerable efforts of the Team GB Junior Worlds team. Following the firm’s successful partnership with the team last year, bespoke DAF trucks have been set aside to not just transport Team GB bikes, race kit, parts, and essential paddock equipment,

FIM Vintage World Cup Cancelled

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The brand new event slated for Foxhill next month is OFF. The British championship there on July 14 will continue though. The FIM press release says: Following consultation with all key stakeholders, it has been decided to cancel the 2024 FIM Vintage Motocross World Cup, which was scheduled to be held

Hard-fought points for Phoenix Kawasaki

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The British Championship visited Blaxhall at the weekend. After two excellent race meetings promoted by organisers RHL with bumper crowds and an excellent atmosphere, Blaxhall did not disappoint. Under RHL, the British Championship has started to grow again, which is great for the sport and our team.  Qualifying in MX2 and

Barr moves third in British MX1 title race

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The Apico Honda team headed to one of the best Motocross facilities in the U.K., Blaxhall near Ipswich, for round 3 of the Dirt Store British Motocross Championship. After setting up on Saturday and having our team meal, it was time for an early night in preparation for Sunday’s racing.Martin

Mewse talks of Blaxhall win

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MX1 champion Conrad Mewse took his first overall win of the British championship season after inflicting defeat on five-times world champion Jeffrey Herlings at the sandy Blaxhall venue in Suffolk. But it was an event cut short after the first block of racing when three of the four on-site ambulances

Get Noughties at the 2-Stroke Festival

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Gearing up for an action-packed weekend of racing, the ever-evolving Apico 2-Stroke Festival, featuring the Red Bull Pro-Stroke National, returns to Sellindge in Kent this summer with a three-day celebration of motocross from the 16th to the 18th of August. A key element of the weekend is the classic Red Bull

USA Vets Nations team revealed

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Team USA breaks cover for the biggest motocross vet’s event in the world, VMXdN Foxhill, which is held across the August Bank holiday, August 22nd-25th, 2024. As the pinnacle of two-stroke vets racing, this event is gaining traction daily and attracting teams from around the world! Doug Dubach, who needs no

ACU takes back British championship

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Britan's offiical bikesport governing body is to take back control of the British motocross championship after reviewing tenders to run the series from 2025 onwards. RHL, run by Gareth Hockey, will have run the series for four years at the end of this season. The official press release says: The

Team Apico hit the Heights

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The Bank Holiday weekend saw the team head south for the second round of the Dirt Store British Motocross Championship, held at the popular Canada Heights venue in Kent.Known for well-attended British Championship rounds, Canada Heights had the added draw of Jeffrey Herlings competing in MX1 to bring in the

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