Sand specialist Todd Kellett took the Weston Beach Race win today from previous winner Ashley Greedy and Mel Pocock, out of retirement for the first time in two years. Yamaha man Kellett now mainly contests sand racing for a French-based team. Adult Solo:1st - Todd Kellett2nd - Ashley Greedy 3rd -
Beach Racing
Le Touquet beach race axed
French Sand series down to three rounds
Watson signs Honda for sand race series
Nathan Watson will race the French sand race championship for the Honda France SR Motoblouz team next season, ending his factory KTM deal to race the WESS world enduro series. The SR Honda team fields Jeremy Van Horebeek and Valentin Guillod in the MXGP series. Van Horebeek has raced some beach races
Skegness beach race axed
The AMCA's popular Skegness beach race is the latest casualty of the Covid-19 pandemic. The official statement says: It is with deep regret that we have had to cancel the Skegness Beach Race this year Thank you for bearing with us through this challenging time, we really appreciate it. We’re looking
Weston shortlisted for major global award
The Weston Beach Race has been recognised in the 2020 Event Production Awards for Sporting Event of the Year. The Event Production Awards globally recognises distinguished individuals and teams in the successful delivery of outdoor and live events to take centre stage and gain the recognition they deserve. Weston Beach Race, the
Penalised Watson wins French title after Le Touquet podium
Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Nathan Watson has successfully defended his French Beach Race Championship title with a hard-fought podium result at Enduropale du Touquet. Fellow Briton Todd Kellett led the race but fell and struggled through without a front brake. He finished fifth for second overall in the series. With
British one-two in French sand
Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Nathan Watson has secured his third victory of the season in the CFS: Championnat de France des Sables, extending his series lead following a commanding win at round six in Grayan-et-L’Hopital. Teammate Camille Chapeliere delivered another strong showing in the deep French sand to claim








