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Lawrence Bros are the Thunder from Down Under

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The Pro Motocross Championship, sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing, traveled to the Rocky Mountains for Round 3 of the 2024 season, with an early test in the mile-high altitude of Thunder Valley Motocross Park, which sits mere minutes from downtown Denver. The landmark 20th running of the Toyota Thunder Valley

Injured Watson out for the season

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Factory Beta rider Ben Watson is likely to be out of MXGP action for rest of the season to have surgery on his right knee, as a result of an injury caused by a crash in the GP in Portugal. "Unfortunately I’ll be out for a little while.. during moto

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

Epic battles at Fastest 40

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Conrad Mewse may have romped to another double win to extend his series lead in Britain's Fastest 40 MX championship, but there were two epic battles on the rutted, natural track at Landrake in Cornwall. Kawasaki MX2 duo Tommy Searle and Dylan Walsh raged lap after lap on the fast

All-new Kawasaki KX250 for 2025

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For 50 years (and counting), Kawasaki’s KX motocrossers have been built to dominate the racetrack and push racers toward the top step of the podium. The next step in that progression is the new 2025 KX250, which receives upgrades in a number of key areas for better racetrack performance while

Apico Honda duo tough it out in Cornwall

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The team made the longest journey on the calendar down to Landrake for round 3 of the Motul Fastest 40 powered by Michelin tyres last weekend. With the event being Saturday racing only for the Apico Pro MX1 and Leatt Pro MX2 Classes, the team opted to run from the

German MXGP – who won and why

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For the third GP out of the last four, wet weather affected the conditions for the MXGP World Motocross Championships this weekend, but the Liqui Moly MXGP of Germany provided more fantastic confrontations between the leading contenders in both classes at the Talkessel! But it was bad news for briton Billy Askew who fell in

Hangtown heroes: Your guide to AMA Rd.2

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British championship rider Tristan Purdon finished 24th overall in the AMA National at Hangtown in his first trip to the series, but his SC Sporthomes Husky team-mate Charlie Putnam didn't qualify yet took fifth in the consolation race. Former MX Nationals champ Harri Kullas took 13th overall. The second round

Coldenhoff talks of switch to Fantic

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Glenn Coldenhoff is one of the most consistent mx riders in the world. Case in point, the double MX of Nations winner has never finished outside of the top-10 in his 9 MXGP seasons. Both his work ethic and attention to detail are legendary. We caught up with Glenn at

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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