What a day for Tommy Searle as he clinched the Motul ACU British Motocross Championship MX2 title at Lyng. After a DNF in moto one with a rear wheel issue, he gave Triumph Motorcycles its first British MX title with a calculated ride in race two. Charlie Heyman finished second
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Herlings takes away Chinese win
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Nations teams named
Herlings triumphs in Turkey
In overcast conditions which kept the temperatures low for the area, the MXGP of Türkiye took place today at the Afyon Motor Sport Center with vital World Championship points on the line at round 18, the first of the three-week run-in to the end of the series! There was more joy for Red Bull KTM Factory
Jett rides the lightning in Charlotte
Team Honda HRC Progressive's Jett Lawrence kicked off the postseason with a victory at Playoff 1 of the 2025 SMX World Championship™. The two-moto format of the postseason was interrupted by lightening near the zMAX Dragway at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Both classes scored their overall results based solely on their
Mewse clinches British title No.5
Crendon Tru7 Honda’s Conrad Mewse clinched the 2025 British MX1 championship crown at the Duns double-header in Scotland, even though there is still a round remaining. He raced hard on the super-technical track and had to contend with niggling injuries from his recent crash at Monster Mountain and the wildcard
Apico Honda squad’s drama at VMXDN
The VMXdN is one of the most prestigious off-road motorcycle events in the U.K., featuring top international riders from previous eras and attracting large, enthusiastic crowds, making it a standout event on the calendar. Apico Honda had the Wright Engineering Team Race Title to defend, with the same rider line-up
Video highlights: World’s No.1 Vet MX Fest
Stark green-light for World Supercross
The FIM World Supercross Championship today announced a groundbreaking moment in supercross history with the signing of the Geneva Agreement and the entry of Stark Future into the 2025 World Supercross Championship. The Geneva Agreement is a fan-first initiative: a three-year commitment between championship and all seven teams that guarantees top-tier









