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British Evo championships expand

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A new collaboration between Kent-based X-Bladez Events, and Bedfordshire-based Luton & District MX Club, will see two ACU Championships enhanced for 2025; the Evo and Super Evo British Championships. The four-round series will provide one qualifying session and two races per championship at each of the four rounds. The first two

London Olympic stadium to host 2025 WSX round

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The FIM World Supercross Championship (WSX) is set to make history in 2025, announcing Buenos Aires, Argentina, and London, UK as two host cities for next season’s calendar. Buenos Aires is set to become WSX’s first-ever Latin American stop, while it will also bring the championship to London for the

New X-Bladez club heads to Fatcat

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Fatcat Moto Parc has been confirmed as one venue for the new X-Bladez club, run by MotoHead's own Dave Willet. And we are excited to announce our partnership with X-Bladez for their epic six-round club serires. We'll be covering all the action with video and race reports on our YouTube

MXGB and Arenacross align and rejig calendar

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With most of the UK’s major championships having already released their provisional dates, there is a new working collaboration between the outdoor and indoor British Motocross Championships.  To avoid a potential clash of dates between the ACU British Motocross Championship and the Arenacross British & International Championships, on April 27th, the

Keith wins JK Yamaha EMX ride

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British 125 ace Jamie Keith has won a Yamaha YZ125 ride in the EMX championship next season with JK Racing, while 10-year-old Tommy Wood has won a Yamaha Europe support ride next season after the 2024 YZ bLU cRU FIM Europe Cup. The official info says: Yamaha Motor Europe is excited

Vail goes pro with Phoenix Fantic

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Talented 125 racer Josh Vail is to make the move up to the MX2 pro ranks with the Phoenix Tools Fantic team in 2025. He'll be joined by star signing Carlton Husband and Charlie Cole - both in MX1 - and 125 specialist Drew Piggford in MXY2. The crew got

Barfoot surgery after road bike spill

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Former GP ace and current Evo star Jon Barfoot is fighting back from hideous injuries after crashing a moped on the road. He said on social media: "I had a freak accident on a moped last Sunday evening, where I thought the road continued on when it didn’t, falling down a

Banks-Browne and Woodcock Arenacross deal

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Dylan Woodcock and Elliott Banks-Browne are the latest names in an impressive list of British riders who will be lining up behind the start gate at the 2025 Arenacross World Tour and ACU British championship.    As proven over the last decade of Arenacross in the U.K, both riders are capable

Triumph for Dirt Store team

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The worst-kept secret in motocross is out as the Dirt Store team has revealed it is going to be the official Triumph squad in the UK next season, with riders Tommy Searle, Joel Rizzi and Billy Askew. Rizzi is moving to the MX1 class on the TF 450-RC, with team-mates Searle

JMR Foundation launches 2025 sponsorship

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The Jude Morris Racing Foundation is excited to launch its 2025 sponsorship programme, supporting young motocross talent across the UK. Our established three-tier sponsorship system continues this season, with new enhancements for Tier 3 applicants, including expanded benefits and a revamped application process. Sponsorship Tiers ● Tier 1: The highest

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