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Ben Watson to race Lyng Revo round

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Britain's sole factory MXGP rider Ben Watson is to bring his YZ450FM to the Revo British championship for a wildcard ride at the next round at Lyng on May 23. "Time to take this beast racing. I’ll be back in the British championship at Lyng! Hope to see some of you

ACU rules after government lockdown update

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The Prime Minister has confirmed further measures to relax restrictions as England moves to Stage 3 of the Roadmap which comes into effect on Monday 17th May. Ahead of the Downing Street briefing, the UK reduced its Covid alert level from level four to three, meaning the virus is in

Everts to race Lyng Revo round

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Liam Everts will race the next round of the Revo British championship at Lyng on May 23. The young KTM rider - son of ten-times world champ Stefan - contested the first MX2 moto at the weekend's Culham round. He fell and hurt his hand, so did not start the second

Edmonds heads Apico Husqvarna assault

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After what seems like an eternity, Apico Husqvarna was able to line up as a team at the Revo ACU British Motocross Championship fuelled by Gulf Race fuels. Stu Edmonds' winter training has paid off MX1 saw Stuart Edmonds take to the line with the 9th gate pick, choosing a position centre-left of

Dixon duo dazzle in Revo opener

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After recently traveling back from his home country in Australia, Wilson Todd joined his Bike It MTX Kawasaki team mate Taylor Hammal for their first venture into the British MX2 Championship. With the World Championship starting in around 8 weeks, this was the perfect opportunity for time on the bike in

Dunn updates on his injury

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After sitting out racing for 18 months following concussions, James Dunn's return lasted little more than two corners in practice for yesterday's Revo British championship. He crashed and it was believed he'd broken or dislocated his hip. But now the Revo Kawasaki rider has revealed it's not broken. He said: "Unfortunately

Bas Vaessen injury update

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Hitachi KTM rider Bas Vaessen was seriously injured in yesterday's opening MX2 British championship race at Culham, forcing the moto to be red flagged while he was attended by the medical crew. His girlfriend has now released the following news on social media. We wish him all the best and

Bobryshev blasts to Culham double

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Evgeny Bobryshev grabbed first overall with wins in both races in the new-look Revo British championship which started at Culham today. Second-place position was fought for by Honda's Tommy Searle and Kawasaki's Dylan Walsh. Bobby was in a class of his own Walsh chased Bobby home in the first moto with

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