It is no secret that times are tough out there; we all know it. Whether you are racing in the USA, Europe or the UK, teams and sponsors are very hard to come by. So, in recent years, some riders have taken matters into their own hands and formed their own team; this means they now have to deal with another.
Sometimes it seems motocross is quite far behind other sports in its development. Coaching especially seems to be one of the big things that our sport really lacks both in terms of rider mentality and in having an organised academy by the leading governing bodies (although the MXGP academy is a step in the.
It is always intriguing to look back and see who improved the most from one year to the next. So, we thought we would do just that by looking at the MX2 Maxxis British Championship series standings from the last two seasons. I was honestly surprised to see that most riders failed to better their result from.
In recent weeks, calendar clashes and angry people have dominated the headlines in the UK. At the moment, we have three major youth domestic championships, and three huge adult championships with the Scott Nationals, Offroad and Phoenix Tools also providing amateur rounds. No one is happy, and I mean no one..
Did you see the first edition of the MX Vice ‘Memorable Moments’ last week? If not, allow me to explain what is going on here. Seeing as there is very little racing left to enjoy this year, we have started to reflect on what has transpired in the last eleven months. The first edition of ‘Memorable.
After a very successful 2013, winning both the Red Bull Pro Nationals and British Masters MX2 titles with Neville Bradshaw, DB Racing are pleased to announce the eagerly awaited line up for 2014. The team have taken on a secondary title sponsor, Apico International, to build on the support of title sponsor.
Undoubtedly, the 2014 season is going to be a crucial one for the Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki team. In the eyes of most, the team defines excellence; that feeling is well justified – just look at the amount of number one plates that they have hanging on their truck doors! But, the last two years.
Well, it is about time! In the past seven days, two of the worst kept secrets in the sport have finally been officially announced; we have been waiting for this news for quite a while. KTM have dominated the headlines this week, as they held their press day in the USA, which led to some interesting news. Of.
Heads & All Threads Suzuki are pleased to announce that the Japanese Championship rider, Ryo Sato, has agreed terms and will ride for the team in the UK for 2014. The 21 year old has made great progress in his home championship over the last four years and finished 4th in the last season with the.
It seems that today is the day for the promoters to release their 2014 track designs! Following the 2014 Monster Energy AMA Supercross designs earlier, we have now received the Arenacross UK blueprints for the next season. In comparison, they are very small, of course, as the races are held in arenas around.
Currently, there is some conflict between some of the biggest federations in the UK, over some date clashes. Yesterday, we posted a press release from the ACU stating that some of their own date clashes had been resolved. But, the issue is far from over, as this has prompted Matt Bates (E22 Sports Managing.
The 2014 Monster Energy AMA Supercross season is just around the corner; it seems everything is now in place for the Anaheim 1 season opener. FELD Motorsports (SupercrossOnline.com) recently released the 2014 track maps for most of the rounds next year. There are two missing, as Anaheim 3 has not been.
