One thing that soon becomes clear when talking to several riders about Arenacross, and how they prepare for it, is that many speak about a particular rider as the one who does it right.  A rider who invests in himself, who digs into his own pocket to put in the

Crendon Tru7 Honda’s Conrad Mewse clinched the 2024 Fastest 40 MX1 championship crown despite there still being one round left to run, after a determined ride at Hawkstone Park. It marks back-to-back title wins in the series, which was called the MX Nationals until last year.The event was the first

MX1 champion Conrad Mewse took his first overall win of the British championship season after inflicting defeat on five-times world champion Jeffrey Herlings at the sandy Blaxhall venue in Suffolk. But it was an event cut short after the first block of racing when three of the four on-site ambulances

British champion Conrad Mewse continued his run of excellent form by taking two second places for second overall in round two of the series at Canada Heights in Kent. Unlike the opening round, where he shared the spoils with five-times world champ Jeffrey Herlings as both riders scored a race

The entry list for round five and six of the 2024 Arenacross British Championship taking place this weekend at the P&J Live Aberdeen (26 and 27 January) has been confirmed. French Supercross specialist Pierre Lozzi steps in for Mel Pocock on the Dirt Store Kawasaki. MX2 MXGP rider Jorge Zaragoza from Spain

Conrad Mewse won the main event in the Arenacross Round 3 in Belfast to take the red plate as series leader. He was fastest in qualifying, won both his heats with the fastest laps in both then won the final, also setting the quickest lap. In typical AX fashion, the intensely