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Barr joins Shipton at Crescent Yamaha

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Martin Barr has signed to race a 250 Yamaha for the Crescent team in 2019, alongside Jake Shipton who stays with the squad on a 450. Barr was dropped by Revo Husky at the end of this year. The new age limit rule means he can't ride in the EMX250 class

All go for the Dirt Bike Show

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The doors opened on the Dirt Bike Show at Stoneleigh today, and MotoHead's Dick Law was there to capture some of the sights such as the cool new Apico stand and kit from Thor and Ogio. It's at Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire until Sunday. Today was a quiet day for crowds but

Dates set for 2019 Internationals

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The Lacapelle pre season International Motocross has just confirmed the date for February 24 just two weeks prior the opening round of the World Championship. That's one week after the Hawkstone Park International, which recently changed its date to work with the revised MXGP calendar.  “The idea is always to be as

Stunt God Maddison hits Weston beach!

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Stunt legend Robbie Maddison led a crew of stars having fun on the Weston-Super-Mare sand today, with just two days to go before this year’s HydroGarden Weston Beach Race kicks off. Maddison, who won fame by leaping to a ¢1 million payday for a stunt in Las Vegas, is back on

How the British championships were won

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Both classes in this year’s Maxxis British Motocross championship went down to the vary last race as Evgeny Bobryshev on his Lombard Express Suzuki wiped away an injured Jake Nicholls 39-point lead to snatch this year’s MX1 championship, while in the MX2s Hitachi KTM’s Conrad Mewse had to fight off

Bobby makes history for Suzuki

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Evgeny Bobryshev gave Suzuki its first ever premier class British championship title at Lyng yesterday. Jamie Dobb and Rob Herring have won titles for Suzuki, but never in the premier class. And Dobb;s win was the most recent, 19 years ago. See how Bobby did it...

Who will win the British titles on Sunday?

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With MX1 series leader Jake Nicholls out after breaking his leg, the 450 title race has been thrown wide open as the Maxxis ACU British Motocross Championship signs off this Sunday at Cadders Hill, Lyng, where the MX1, MX2 and MXY2 titles will all be decided. The 28-year-old Nicholls could still

Nicholls injury confirmed as broken leg

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British championship leader Jake Nicholls underwent surgery today for a broke tibia and fibula in his leg after getting injured in qualifying for yesterday's Eastern Centre race at Blaxhall - just two weeks before the final British championship round at Lyng. As we revealed yesterday, Nicholls did a handful of laps

Revo Husky signs Walsh for GP ride

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British Revo Husqvarna team has signed up Kiwi Dylan Walsh to spearhead its first world championship campaign. He'll be teamed up with Mel Pocock in the EMX250 series and both will contest the British championship. But it means there's no room for Martin Barr who is without a ride. A rising

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