Dunn’s back on a GL12 two-stroke!

- May 4, 2017

Just a few weeks after announcing he was stepping away from full-time racing, James Dunn is back and will replace the injured Lewis Gregory on the GL12 KTM two-stroke team to contest the British two-stroke series as well as selected rounds of the EMX300 series which starts in Germany this

Gregory takes a break from racing

- April 27, 2017April 27, 2017

Lewis Gregory will take a break from racing while he fully recovers from injuries he's had this season. His GL12 team announced: "Following Lewis’ crash at Hawkstone International when he was concussed and had a neck injury resulting in nerve problems we have tried a slow return to competitive racing to

British championship two-stroke series confirmed

- December 10, 2016December 10, 2016

One of the worst kept secrets has finally been confirmed by the ACU following the announcement that the Maxxis ACU British Motocross Championship will have a two-stroke support class at four rounds in 2017. In addition, the championship, which is open to all adult riders on any cc two-stroke machine from

Anderson on Verde KTM for Brit MX1 and EMX300

- November 2, 2016November 2, 2016

Former British champion Brad Anderson has confirmed he'll race for the Verde KTM team again in 2017, but as well as the British MX1 series on a 450 KTM, he'll also race the European EMX300 class on a 300 two-stroke Katoom, too. This year Anderson rode a 450 KTM for Verde

GL12 goes KTM and signs Kras

- October 31, 2016October 31, 2016

The GL12 team has swopped to KTM 300s for the 2017 EMX300 two-stroke championship and signed up current champion, Dutchman Mike Kras, to replace Brad Anderson. Briton Lewis Gregory remains on the squad. Unveiling the all-new bike at the Dirt Bike Show, GL12 boss Bob Buchanan said: "We'd gone as