The event is all about having fun and riding those dirt tracks like never before, thanks to cool and free activities brought to you by the Fox team.

• You will have the chance get precious riding tips from the legend Marcus Schiffer
• But also, meet and ride with a crew of our Fox pro riders (Kay De Wolf, Ruben
  Fernandez, Lotte Van Drunen, Cedric Soubeyras and more…)
• Receive cool free pics of your ride of the day
• Last but not least, have the possibility to test new Fox boots
• On Saturday night, you can share tasty food and drinks with all the participants, at the Fox truck.
  To get involved in this event, you do not need to book anything. During both days, you will
  only need to come to the track, and you will have a total access to the Fox area and the
  different activities. Only Saturday night needs to be booked, as spots are limited. Free
  passes will be distributed to the first riders on the track on Saturday morning, and the
  registration will take place at the Fox Truck.
  After the events, you will be able to get your pictures from the Fox team who will collect the
  emails on the track to send you the files on your mailbox.
  Motocross Dorno remains completely in charge of the access to the track, the riding
  and the rental of the bikes.
  

Track details are at: https://www.motocrossdorno.com/en/

That’s exactly what happened at Lyne Lane Total MX site in Chertsey, as reported on the SurreyLive website, Chairman of the RYMC, Russell Jarman, said that he is worried about potentially being left with a clean up bill.

Full gallery of how serious the issue is can be found here.

He said: “Our biggest concern is if the club will have to pay to remove it. We will not be able to do it. We’ve got a few running costs but nothing of the kind to subsidise any clean up.

“We won’t be able to open because there is so much there. It’s an industrial size fly tip.”

The environment agency and the Police are now investigating and if anyone has seen anything suspicious, please call 0800 807060, free and 24 hours, or contact Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.

In the auto class, that was added to the roster for this season, there were some tremendous battles throughout the pack with the top five spots being taken by Hayden Statt, who finished the weekend with the championship lead, Joel Winstanley-Dawson taking second spot on the podium, Robbie Daly in third, with Archie Britton, Leo Self and Lucas Moncrieff rounding out the top six.

The Junior 65cc riders rode their hearts out for the first round of the Judd KTM British Youth National Championship. Ashton Boughen took the overall with an impressive 177 points over the weekend, while Billy Askew and Shaun Mahoney took the second and third positions overall. They were followed by Kalvin Kelly, McKenzie Marshall and Ryan Waggot in fourth, fifth and sixth positions.

Judd Orange Brigade team rider Bailey Johnston walked away with the championship lead in the small wheel 85cc category in Preston after some impressive battles with Wal Beaney, who made the move up from a 65cc this year. Ross Simpson took the third spot on the podium and Arai Elcock, Tyla Hooley and Revo Husqvarna rider Ollie Colmer rounded out the top six.

The Big Wheel 85cc class went down to the wire to determine the overall standings for Alfie Jones, Hitachi KTM Asa Scaffolding Youth Team rider Ryan Mawhinney and Sam Atkinson with just a couple of points between each rider heading into the final moto of the day. The top six ended with Jones taking the victory, with Mawhinney and Atkinson in second and third. Charlie Heyman walked away with fourth spot at the end of the first round whilst Vinnie Guthrie and Sam took the fifth and sixth positions.

There was no stopping Sam Nunn in the Judd KTM British Youth National 125cc Championship taking all four race wins in dominant style. New for the 2018 season in the 125cc class was Kyle McNicol, who took the runner-up position for the weekend. Ike Carter took third position, with Drew Anderson, Sam Price and Bobby Bruce in fourth, fifth and sixth.

The Open class saw a close finish for Judd Orange Brigade Aaron-Lee Hanson and Harry Kimber, with Hanson taking three from four race wins. George Sim-mutch took the final podium position, with Josh Greedy, Ryan Thomson and David Robson rounding out the top six.

The Steve Benton Transport British Under 21 Championship saw some very close battles throughout the weekend’s proceedings. Rossi Beard, who made the step up after finishing last season as the 2017 ACU British Youth National Championship 125cc Champion, ended this weekend with the championship lead in the British Under 21 category. There were some good battles between James Mackrel, Dexter Douglas, David Galvin, Howard Wainwright and Oliver Benton concluded the top six at Preston.

The opening round MotoKing SCOTT Sports Holeshot Awards went to Joel Winstanely Dawson, Kalvin Kelly, Bailey Johnston, Jack Grayshon, Ike Carter, Harry Kimber and Oliver Benton.

Next stop for the Judd KTM British Youth National Championship and Steve Benton Transport British Under 21 Championship is Culham MX Park in Oxfordshire on May 12 and 13.

For more information head over to www.rhlactivities.

The proposal is for a venue that includes an off-road motorcycle track as well as tracks for mountain bikes, 4x4s, mud running and general hire for corporate training days. There will also be jet wash bays, log cabins for the café and signing on plus proper toilets as well as first aid and paramedics. It will be fully marshalled and they even plan to hire out equipment and offer training.

The venue is well known in the area and has been used for a variety of mountain bike, off-road motorcycling and 4×4 days over the years. Please show your support by going to the planning website and adding positive comments HERE!

Thorpe will give hints and tips on how to tackle the difficult sections in the course, a walk of the track, bike handling as well as any questions and answers, while riders will also be able to ride part of the Weston course. It costs £40 including refreshments and a certificate and you need your own bike and kit. More details from www.westonbeachrace.com