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AMCA hopefuls head to Penkridge

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In what as been a very hectic start to the 2017 AMCA British Motocross Championship, riders go into battle yet again this Sunday, April 30th at round three. And, after two dry, hard tracks in Gloucestershire, conditions will also be very different this weekend on the soft, loamy soil which

Burton extends AMCA title lead

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Just seven days after a tough opening round of the 2017 AMCA British Motocross Championship, the riders had to dust themselves down and find the energy to do it all again on Easter Sunday. After starting on a track making its debut, it was back to the more familiar terrain

AMCA aces target Nympsfield

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It’s certainly a very busy month for the riders competing in the 2017 AMCA British Motocross Championship powered by Datatag and supported by Dunlop. Just one week after battling it out in a tough opening round, they have to dust themselves down and find the energy to go again this

AMCA champs kicks off at Minchinhampton

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With nervous tension high and adrenalin pumping hard, when the gate dropped to signal the start of the 2017 AMCA British Championship, the moment of truth had finally arrived! Now would be the time when a rider discovered if their Winter programme of training and bike preparation was really reaching

AMCA championship kick off!

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Excitement levels are reaching fever pitch as the 2017 AMCA British Motocross Championship kicks-off on Sunday, April 9th at Minchinhampton in Gloucestershire, and what a series it again promises to be with all classes, MX1, MX2, 2T and Vets stacked full of quality! Not only are new pilots coming into

New UK Women’s motocross series

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There's an very exciting new series coming up in 2017 for female motocross racers. Howard Marriott and his very talented racer daughter Vicky have got together to form the British Womens Motocross Association. The BWMA will be affiliated to the AMCA and provide a major National series for which dates

AMCA championship changes for 2017

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By Mike Wood The AMCA British Motocross Championship will be expanded for 2017 and will be contested over a total of nine rounds. As per 2016, all four classes of MX1, MX2, two-stroke and Vets will be staged together at each event. New for 2017 is that the traditional season opener of

Knight heads to Skegness beach race

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This year’s Skegness beach race on November 5-6 has attracted triple world enduro champion David Knight MBE to top the entry. Racing starts at 10am on Saturday with a Clubman solo contest of a ninety minute duration followed by a two hour combined Quads and Sidecars battle. Then on Sunday,

Shipton wins Weymouth in Yamaha debut

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Making his debut for the Geartec Crescent Yamaha team after swopping from KTM, local Maxxis British Championship ace Jake Shipton dominated the Experts class in the annual AMCA Weymouth Beach race. Shipton started the Poole Motorcycles-sponsored Experts class as favourite. However it was to be James Dodd on the FUS Moto4

Shipton heads Weymouth Beach Race entry

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Sunday sees the 32nd staging of the always popular AMCA Weymouth Beach Moto-cross event which has again attracted a massive entry! Hosted by the hard working Purbeck MXC in conjunction with the Weymouth and Portland Lions Club, the aim is for everyone to enjoy a fun, end of season meeting

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