Can’t Make It to Landrake? The Next Best Thing Is Right Here
Round 4 of the 2026 Motul ACU British Motocross Championship heads southwest and rolls into Landrake this Sunday, and whether you’re making the trip to the Cornish hills or watching from the comfort of your sofa, you won’t want to miss a single moment of what promises to be a landmark day in this year’s title fight.
If getting to Cornwall isn’t on the cards this weekend, the Dirt Store MXGB-TV Live Stream is absolutely the next best thing, and you can catch every gate drop, every pass, and every championship twist from 11:30 am on Sunday morning on either the Dirt Store MXGB-TV YouTube channel or FIM-Moto.TV.
Set your reminder now, hit the notification bell on YouTube and settle in, because this one is going to be well worth watching.
This point of the season brings with it some electrifying championship battles across every class, and the racing at Landrake looks set to be as picturesque as the venue itself.
In the RFX 125 class, Drew Stock arrives at round 4 with a 29-point buffer over class rookies Harley Marczak and Joel Winstanley-Dawson, but with just 14 points blanketing the six riders behind them, the picture further down the order remains incredibly tight. Every point matters, and Landrake could yet shake things up considerably.
The MX2 class continues to be one of the most compelling storylines of the 2026 season. Charlie Heyman has been in scintillating form, and his perfect 1-1 scorecard at Lyng has opened a 32-point gap over Gyan Doensen, with Tommy Searle and Joe Brookes both in close attendance behind. Heyman looks the man to beat right now, but with the season heading towards its midway point and a stacked field, his rivals will be giving everything they have to reel him in on Sunday.
The Apico MX1 class looks set to produce the most gripping racing of the day. Ben Watson leads the championship by just five points over Oriol Oliver and reigning champion Conrad Mewse, who arrives in Cornwall desperate to claw background and remind everyone why he has five national titles to his name. Three riders. Five points. It doesn’t get much tighter than that. Adding further intrigue to the class is the appearance of Todd Kellett, taking his Team Motoblouz Honda out on British soil and sure to be a factor in the mix.
It all gets underway from 11:30 am this Sunday, live and FREE to watch on Dirt Store MXGB-TV or FIM-MOTO.TV
