After unfortunately missing out on the first round of the Arenacross World Tour at Birmingham last weekend, Conrad Mewse is set to line up at Wembley’s OVO Arena on Saturday 18th and get his quest to reach the Arenacross World Tour Finals in Abu Dhabi and win his first ACU British Arenacross title underway.
Mewse has been putting in the work this winter to come in fully prepared for the inaugural Arenacross World Tour and is determined to claim a British Arenacross title to go with his British Motocross titles, but will now have to play catch up in the points after missing the opening round of both championships with a shoulder injury he picked up just a few days before the opening round in Wembley whilst training in Spain.
With five rounds of the six ACU British Arenacross title to race, there’s still plenty of time for the Crendon Tru7 Honda Racing star to put himself back in contention, but he’s going to have to come out swinging and claim victories to give himself a shot. Competition in both championships is stronger than it’s ever been, and Conrad will know he’s got to go all out for race wins if he’s going to claim his first Arenacross title. He’ll have to be beat the likes of defending champion Jack Brunell and Tommy Searle, his nemesis from the 2023 championship and of course Dean Wilson who is leading the way in the British championship after the opening round in Birmingham, ahead of 2013 champion Adam Chatfield and Eddie Wade.
You can guarantee the Arenacross World Tour and ACU British AX championship is going to be exciting and intense, it always is, but even more so now Mewse is back in the melting pot of some incredibly talented athletes who’ll be in a dog fight for the ‘AX Battle of Britain’.
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2025 Arenacross Tour Schedule
*Round 1 – 4 January, BP Pulse Arena, Birmingham, England*
Round 2 – 18 January, OVO Arena, London, England
Round 3 – 31 January, SSE Arena, Belfast, Northern Ireland
Round 4 – 1 February, SEE Arena, Belfast, Northern Ireland
Round 5 – 8 February, P&J Live Arena, Aberdeen, Scotland
*Round 6 – 22 February, AO Arena, Manchester, England (British Championship Tour Finals)
*Round 7 – April – TBA (Middle East/ International)
*Round 8 – 26 April, Etihad Arena, Yas Island, Abu Dhabi (World Tour Championship Finals)
