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Pirelli Supported Red Bull Pro National MX Series kicks off in Style!
3 Days ago
Britain’s most cutting edge MX series, the Red Bull Pro Nationals kicked off at Foxhills to great fanfare this weekend with Pirelli playing their part with a popular tyre service for riders of all ages and abilities.
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MX GP: 2010 Yamaha Monster Energy MX Team riders: In words
3 Days ago
David Philippaerts and Gautier Paulin offer their thoughts on the off-season and the rapidly-approaching 2010 FIM MX-GP World Championship...
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Veteran Win on Tough Day for LPE Kawasaki
13 July 2009
Lyng in Norfolk has traditionally hosted one of the early rounds of the Maxxis British Motocross Championship, but in 2009 it was decided to move it to July. This weekend though had tinges of early April as LPE Kawasaki made its way to the venerable track in the east of the country; rain lashed the countryside throughout the night, but, as it generally does, Sunday morning looked to improve to a sunny day.
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Podium Progress for LPE Kawasaki Across The Country
08 June 2009
The weather had a distinct tinge of winter about it as Kawasaki Motors UK's official team, LPE Kawasaki, went racing this past weekend. The majority of the team decamped to Whitby in North Yorkshire, while Kristian Whatley drove down the M4 motorway towards the iconic Foxhills track in Wiltshire. On both sides of the country it had rained extensively leading up to the weekend, but up north the conditions on Sunday turned out perfect.
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Clean Sweep for KTM at Ernee with Nagl and Home Hero Musquin
08 June 2009
This year’s French Grand Prix rewarded a huge enthusiastic crowd with the victory of home rider Marvin Musquin, the first Frenchman to ever win an MX2 Grand Prix at Ernee. Under very changeable weather conditions KTM fellow rider Nagl won the MX1 Grand Prix as both dominated today’s four heats which they led from the start to the flag.
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De Dycker 10th After French DNF
08 June 2009
Teka Suzuki World MX1's Ken De Dycker has taken 10th position at a weather-hit Grand Prix of France at the Ernee circuit for the eighth round of 15 in the FIM MX1 World Championship. The Belgian steered his works RM-Z450 to third place in the first of two motos in windy and showery conditions and had to withdraw from the second race while holding second after a right foot-peg broke negotiating the rough French dirt.
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Desalle Notches Another Top-Five Result
08 June 2009
A windy Ernee circuit, crowded by 38,000 spectators, hosted the Grand Prix of France and the eighth round of fifteen in the FIM Motocross World Championship. Max Nagl triumphed in the MX1 class and Honda’s highest representative with the CRF450R was LS Honda’s Clement Desalle, in fifth position overall, in a GP run in strange climatic conditions that varied between sunshine and heavy rain showers.
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Desalle and Musquin on Pole at Crowded French GP
07 June 2009
A big French crowd already showed up to watch the opening day of the French GP starting with home rider Musquin’s win in the MX2 qualifying. The result was followed by Belgian Desalle’s maiden qualifying win in the MX1 class with Nagl and Philippaerts rounding up the top three. Cairoli ended seventh ahead of home hero Pichon.
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De Dycker 10TH on French MX1 Gate
06 June 2009
Teka Suzuki World MX1's Ken De Dycker will enter the gate for the Grand Prix of France at the hillside Ernee circuit in 10th position after securing the ranking during Qualification under grey skies this afternoon.
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MX GP of France Coming to You LIVE From Ernee
05 June 2009
The Motocross World Championship is still wide open and so will the engines rev this weekend in Ernee, France for the 8th round of the FIM MX World Championship. The cards are continuously shuffled with riders getting injured and others making strong comebacks.
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Teka Suzuki Set for French GP
04 June 2009
The eighth round of the FIM MX1 World Championship follows hard upon the British Grand Prix last Sunday at Mallory Park. The Grand Prix of France, set to take place at the hillside Ernee circuit for the first time since 2006, occurs this weekend and sees Teka Suzuki World MX1 travel with Ken De Dycker to the north-east of the country hunting their first podium since Portugal four weeks ago.
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KTM at Mallory Park: Win by Marvin Musquin in MX2 - Max Nagl a Superb Second in MX1
02 June 2009
Marvin Musquin, the new team member of the Red Bull KTM Factory Racing team clinched a double MX2 victory in Britain's Mallory Park on Sunday to take the GP win on his first weekend for his new team. - KTM's Max Nagl put in a strong performance in the British MX1 GP on Sunday, winning the second moto to secure second place on the podium at Mallory Park for the Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Team.
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Top Qualifying Ends in Let Down for LPE Kawasaki at Home GP
01 June 2009
The annual British round of the World Championship is always something to behold. Thousands of fans turn out to give British riders all the support they need, and this time it was no different. For LPE Kawasaki riders Kristian Whatley and Elliott Banks-Browne, what they had hoped to be a showcase for their hard work turned into a weekend of ups and downs.
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Philippaerts Savours First 2009 MX1-GP Victory
01 June 2009
Yamaha Monster Energy MX Team's David Philippaerts claimed his first win of the season and his third on the YZ450FM at a sun-kissed and busy Mallory Park circuit for the British Grand Prix and the seventh round of fifteen in the MX1-GP World Championship. 35,000 spectators witnessed the reigning champion score results of 1-2 in the motos to scale the top step of the podium, giving Yamaha their fifth victory of 2009.
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De Dycker Defies Pain at Mallory MX1
01 June 2009
Round seven of 15 in the FIM MX1 World Championship, the British Grand Prix at Mallory Park, saw a brave performance by Teka Suzuki World MX1's Ken De Dycker as the Belgian rode through the pain barrier to take seventh position overall.
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Desalle Takes Third Podium of 2009 in Mallory Park Sunshine
01 June 2009
The British Grand Prix at Mallory Park, the second year in succession the race has been held at the road racing facility in England’s Midlands, saw David Philippaerts win the MX1 class of the seventh round of fifteen in the FIM Motocross World Championship.
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KTM's British GP: Nagl Confident Ahead of Sunday's MX1 - Musquin on pole for MX2
31 May 2009
Red Bull KTM Factory Racing's Max Nagl said he was confident ahead of Sunday's British GP after a solid fourth place in Saturday's qualifying at the Mallory Park circuit. Marvin Musquin, the latest recruit to the Red Bull KTM Factory Racing led the field in the MX2 qualifying race on Saturday at Britain's Mallory Park to secure his first pole while riding for the Orange team.
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Injured De Dycker Set For Mallory MX1
28 May 2009
Teka Suzuki World MX1's Ken De Dycker will travel to Mallory Park and the British Grand Prix for the seventh round of 15 in the FIM MX1 World Championship aiming to do his best in spite of damaged shoulder ligaments and a splinter fracture of his right hand; injuries picked up in his first moto crash in Spain two weeks ago.
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Freecaster.tv Audience Almost 1 Million After Five GPs
27 May 2009
Youthstream is proud to announce that the free of charge online broadcasting of the first five Grand Prix’s of the FIM Motocross World Championship offered by Freecaster.tv has been watched by a total of 895.909 spectators with a peak of almost 250.000 people for the opening round in Faenza.
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Excellent Race Results Return LPE Kawasaki to Full Strength
26 May 2009
Official Kawasaki Motors UK motocross team LPE Kawasaki had lots to smile about this this past weekend. All riders returned to racing at full strength with Jamie Smith especially eager after several months of injury.
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