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New £9million motorsport park to host British MX GP

Gary Pinchin, 11 November 2009 11:48

The British Motocross GP has a new home, just across the Severn Bridge, on the outskirts of Newport. The new GP-class motocross track will be part of a brand new £9million facility on a 140-acre site that’s also going to incorporate permanent a paddock area, three motocross practice tracks, a six-mile enduro course, speedway oval, supermoto/kart tarmac track, watersport facility, ...

LPE Kawasaki to launch 2010 team at Stoneleigh

Gary Pinchin, 02 November 2009 11:23

After their debut season as Kawasaki Team Green’s official UK motocross squad LPE Kawasaki has now announced their 2010 rider line-up. With the winner of the 2009 British MMX Championship, Kristian Whatley back on board for the 2010 season, team owner, Steve James, has also signed Jordan Rose and Wayne Smith to create a formidable line up on Kawasaki KX250F ...

Sheffield Endurocross is ready to rock

Gary Pinchin, 30 October 2009 17:30

Sheffield Arena. This Saturday night. The World's best enduro and trials riders go head-to-head in the opening round of the World Endurocross series. It is first time in history that the FIM Indoor Enduro World Championship has visited the Sheffield Arena and in the last few months the event promoters, Future West, have been scouring South Yorkshire for all of ...

Australia MotoGP: Casey Stoner searching for grip

Matthew Birt, 16 October 2009 08:40

Birthday boy Casey Stoner reckons his bid for a third straight home win in Australia will depend on him finding crucial rear grip after he ended opening practice in second place. Celebrating his 24th birthday, the factory Ducati rider logged a best time of 1.31.167 to finish just 0.135s off Fiat Yamaha rider Valentino Rossi’s fastest pace. Heavy overnight rain ...

Weston Beach Race faces uncertain future

Luke FitzGerald, 15 October 2009 14:22

The UK’s largest beach race could be scrapped indefinitely following last weekend’s multiple crash, according to the Bristol Evening Post. Altogether 19 riders were taken to hospital after the crash on the main straight, less than a mile into the race. The most seriously injured rider was 16 year old Ty Killet, who was competing in the elite group for ...

Yamaha back NEC Supercross

Gary Pinchin, 15 October 2009 14:10

Yamaha UK have a major investment in this year’s British Supercross Championships, which bursts into life at the NEC on November 28 and repeats again on December 5 at the same venue. In addition to financial support for the series from Yamaha UK, Steve Dixon's UTAG Yamaha team will be fielding American Zach Osborne and Canadian Kyle Beaton on the ...

Multiple crash stops Weston Beach race

Gary Pinchin, 12 October 2009 10:09

The 27th running of the Weston Beach Race was cancelled today, following a major incident on the main straight involving more than a dozen riders. A collision within the main pack, as the competitors headed away from the start and up the main straight, led to a chain of events that resulted in a number of riders falling from their ...

Simpson headlines Weston Beach Race

Gary Pinchin, 09 October 2009 09:33

Factory KTM star Shaun Simpson and former World Motocross Champion Stefan Everts headline this weekend’s Weston Beach Race. Everts won last year’s race from Simpson and the pair of them line up against other top names like recently crowned British Champions, Brad Anderson and Stephen Sword. Scott Elderfield has also signed up for the race, as has James Noble, who ...

Sword tops at Landrake British MX2

Gary Pinchin, 02 October 2009 15:35

Newly-crowned British MX2 Champion Stephen Sword picked up the overall win at the final round of the series at Landrake in Cornwall. He was joined on the podium by overall runner-up Billy MacKenzie and third-placed Jason Dougan. Sword said: “I’ve down what I came here to do and I’ve really enjoyed the 450. My first race should have been better ...

Scarborough and speedway for Reeves!

Phil Wain, 23 September 2009 15:58

Sidecar star Tim Reeves explored two very different forms motorcycle sport this week – with a winning debut at the Scarborough Gold Cup and a day of riding speedway bikes with John McGuinness at Stoke on Monday. Reeves spread his real road racing wings a little further at the weekend when the triple World Sidecar Champion made his debut at ...