The AMCA’s Championship classes will be redefined for the 2019 series with a move away from the established MX1, MX2, Vets, 2T and Youth 85cc classes. Keen to capitalise on the growth and improvements already made to the Championships in recent years, the AMCA have announced that the MX2 class
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Carpenter hammers them at Weymouth
Who will win Weymouth?
It’s the always popular AMCA Weymouth Beach Motocross event this coming Sunday, October 28th and even before the entry deadline date had arrived, well over 300 riders have already signed up to go sand-surfing at the Dorset coastal venue. Organised by the Purbeck MXC in conjunction with the Weymouth and
One-make revamp for youth Arenacross
For the 2019 UK Arenacross Tour, the youth race-night format will see ground-breaking changes which will see 24 invited riders, across two groups, enjoy the factory-racer lifestyle. Twelve riders will be selected for the all-new Arenacross Supermini Cup – a one-make series on identical 85cc machinery, whilst another twelve lucky
Pocock’s wild Weston debut!
Watson second in French Beach Race opener
Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Nathan Watson delivered a strong performance at the opening round of the French Beach Race Series in Berck-Sur-Mer to finish second. Teammate Camille Chapeliere made a positive start to the championship in sixth. The six round 2018/19 Championnat de France des Sables got underway with its
Kellett talks of his Weston treble
Local-hero Todd Kellett has made history by winning the 36thedition of the HydroGarden Weston Beach Race Powered by KTM. The Somerset ace clinched his third consecutive victory in the adult solo race aboard his Verde Substance KTM machine. In front of a record-breaking crowd, Kellett took on the seven-kilometre dune course
Kellett’s Weston hat-trick
Despite hurting his leg in the British championship finale last week, KTM's Todd Kellett took his third consecutive win in the Weston Beach Race today in front of a packed seafront. Second was AMCA man Ashley Greedy from Weston debutant and World Enduro Super Series leader Billy Bolt then former EMX250









