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RIP Keith Flint: The dirt bike fan

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Motocross and motorcycle road race fan Keith Flint, singer in legendary band The Prodigy, has died at his home in Essex age 49, his band confirmed today. Band member Liam Howlett said on social media: "The news is true , I can’t believe I’m saying this but our brother Keith

Road 2 Recovery raffle launched

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You could win some cool kit and donate to charity as the Road 2 Recovery Mega Raffle is launched at the opening round of the 2019 Michelin MX Nationals at Sherwood this weekend. Tickets will go on sale this weekend and also be available at all rounds of the series when

Graeme Irwin signs for Kawasaki road racing

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Kawasaki has signed former British motocross champ Graeme Irwin who will switch to tarmac racing in 2019 aboard a new and improved Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10RR in the British Superbike Championship, Superstock 1000 Class. Graeme will ride under the Team 109 Kawasaki banner, alongside 2018 Junior Supersport Champion Eunan McGlinchey who will

Leatt Statement: Brad Anderson crash

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Helmet Impact Dynamics: “Following the crash involving Brad Anderson at the Hawkstone International Motocross event last Sunday, Leatt Corporation would like to make the following statement; Firstly and most importantly we would like to wish Brad a speedy recovery, he was released from Hospital late on Sunday night having received brain

Anstie top Brit in crash-hit Hawkstone

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Max Anstie took a double win in the MX1 class at the Hawkstone International on Sunday as a rash of crashes ruined the chances of fellow quick Brits. Anstie romped to a double MX1 win Brad Anderson, Tommy Searle, Shaun Simpson, Ben Watson and Conrad Mewse were among the top men whose

Who’s in for Hawkstone?

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No Jeffrey Herlings, Glenn Coldenhoff, Kevin Strijbos or Graeme Irwin, unfortunately, due to injuries. And Pauls Jonass is not fit enough yet. But the field is still stacked for the opening International of the year on British soil at Hawkstone on Sunday. British championship winners like Evgeny Bobryshev, Tommy Searle, Shaun

Irwin to test Superbike

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He may only have just announced his retirement from professional motocross due to his wrist injury, but 20187 British champion Graeme Irwin is ready to make the move to the British Superbike championship where two of his brothers already race. He will join his brother Glenn for a test ride at

Graeme Irwin retires!

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British Motocross Champion and Hitachi ASA KTM Team rider steps down from the world of motocross. The 2017 British Motocross Champion, Graeme Irwin, is to retire from World and British Motocross after injuries have prevented the KTM rider from continuing to competing on the world stage. The 27-year-old Carrickfergus rider hit international

Hawkstone timetable revealed

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Riders such as Max Nagl, Yentel Martens, Arminas Jasikonas, Ivo Monticelli, current British Champion Evgeny Bobryshev, Calvin Vlaanderen, Jed Beaton, Thomas Olsen, Tom Vialle, Davy Pootjes, Bas Vaessen, Alvin Ostlund, Jago Geerts plus Brits Max Anstie, Tommy Searle, Shaun Simpson, Conrad Mewse, Ben Watson, Adam Sterry plus many more head

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