Riders who contest the Revo British championship round at Foxhill on June 19 will be able to race day two of the rival MX Nationals at Hawkstone Park on June 20, as the two-day series has altered its plan to allow one-day riders in. The issue came when the Revo series

MX Nationals boss Paul Irwin did not agree with the date change of the Revo British championship at Foxhill, which was announced by organisers RHL this morning, as it now clashes with day one of the Hawkstone Park MX Nationals. The Foxhill Revo round has been moved from Sunday June

The MX Nationals has updated the 2021 calendar which will be six rounds, although only five tracks are confirmed. The obvious change is the Desertmartin track in Northern Ireland is not on the new list, and that two of the rounds clash with the new-look Revo British championships. The round on

The MX Nationals will kick off on May 29-30 at FatCat near Doncaster, organisers have confirmed. . It means May will be a packed start for pro racing in Britain as the Revo British championship starts at Culham on May 3, then goes to Foxhill on May 16, Lyng a

The MX Nationals series kicks off at Hawkstone Park in April and ends five months later at Canada Heights in Kent. The events are: Round 1: 3rd/4th April – Hawkstone Park Round 2: 24th/25th April – Desert Martin Round 3:29th/30th May – Fatcats Round 4: 3/4th July – Cusses Gorse Round 5: 7th/8th August – Landrake Round 6: 11th/12th September – Canada Heights

The Michelin MX Nationals have announced that Milwaukee has come onboard as a series sponsor for 2021. The series will now be referred to as the ‘Michelin MX Nationals British Championship Powered by Milwaukee’.   Since the company began in 1924, Milwaukee Tools has led the industry in developing innovative solutions that deliver increased productivity and unmatched durability for

The final round of the four-round MX Nationals will go ahead at Fatcat Motoparc near Doncaster as planned on October 3-4 despite the increasing Covid-19 lockdown. Following a meeting with Fatcat boss Martin Craven and MX Nationals head Pal Irwin, the serires announced: After a positive meeting with the FatcatMotoparc