Motocross News

Road 2 Recovery UK to be the official charity partner to the AMCA

: Date: 22 April 2022

AMCA are pleased to announce Road 2 Recovery UK is to be their official Charity as of April 2022. This is

the first time in our 90year history that we have aligned with any charitable organisation and we are excited

about the vision Road 2 Recovery UK has for helping the riders within the UK motocross community.

The Road 2 Recovery UK Charity specifically helps with the relief of motocross and freestyle motocross

riders who have suffered life altering injuries serious enough for them to stop participating in their sport or

take a long period of time to recover. The Charity’s aim is to raise funds and have them available immediately

if required.

Road 2 Recovery UK will be using their partnership with the AMCA to promote their work, fundraising,

meeting AMCA riders/members and will be present at as many AMCA events as possible this season to give

you more information on what the Charity is doing.

Jamie Dobb, 2000 World Champion & R2R UK Trustee

“I have been involved with Road2Recovery (USA) for the past 20 years. This work has helped put the

foundations in place to get R2R UK established as an official UK charity which now allows us to join forces

with the AMCA as an official partner. This is fantastic news, and will continue to allow the R2R Charity to

help riders and their families in their darkest hour in the UK as it has done for so long in the USA.”

Steve Harvey, General Manager of AMCA

“We are pleased to welcome Road2Recovery UK to the AMCA as a partner. The model of the Charity is

something which we feel is needed within our sport. The work the US sister company has done has been

fantastic and we can’t wait to work alongside the UK arm of the Charity in 2022 and beyond.”

To find out more about Road 2 Recovery UK and their work head over to www.road2recoveryuk.com

Registered Championship Riders

: Date: 08 April 2022

The current list of registered Championship riders is available for download

Nationals 2022

: Date: 08 April 2022

We have had a very poor sign up for the 2022 series, we currently do not have enough registered riders for the series to be viably run.

If you are intending on doing the Nationals, but havent yet registered you have up until the 9th May, if the registrations haven't significantly improved by then, we will have no other choice but to cancel the series.

https://amca.sport80.com

Long Lane - MX2 Juniors FULL

: Date: 04 April 2022

The Wrekin at Long Lane event this Sunday, the MX2 Juniors are already full up, get booked in now to avoid missing out in the other classes.

Late Entries and Day Licences 27th March

: Date: 25 March 2022

The events have now shut online, it may be possible to get a late entry or day licence on the day, you MUST give the club a call first to see what space they have available, please don't just turn up and expect to be able to get a ride.

Shrewsbury at Highley - Jon Lakin - 07753 227630

Coalville at Coleorton - Karen Wainwright - 07772 825967

Cheltenham at Brookthorpe - Val Biggs - 07881 744544

Qualifers for MX2 and 125

: Date: 07 March 2022

The MX2 and 125 Championship qualifiers will take place at the first round on 23rd April at Culham. Riders will be contacted with the number of spaces available to qualfiy for and the format.

2022 Championship Dates and Venues

: Date: 03 December 2021

Registration is now open for the 2022 Championship

2022 Nationals Dates and Venues

: Date: 03 December 2021

Registration is now open for the 2022 Nationals

125 Championship Class

: Date: 15 November 2021

The Championship committee has listedned to feedback from it's registered riders since the announcement was made to make the 125 class, 125 only

The 2021 Central Group Presentation

: Date: 09 November 2021

The 2021 Central Group Presentation will be held on 13th December

2022 Provisonal Championship Dates

: Date: 04 November 2021

The AMCA are pleased to announce the provisional 2022 Championship dates

Central Group Championship - Final Standings

: Date: 22 October 2021

The Central Group is extremely disappointed that the final round of the 2021 Group Championship has been cancelled due to the extreme wet weather local to The Grange.

Central Group Championship - Final Round

: Date: 20 October 2021

The final round of the Central Group Championship takes place this weekend with Wolverhampton hosting at the Grange.

Central Group Championship Stadings After Rd4

: Date: 11 October 2021

Updated Championship Standings after Rd4, the next round will be hosted by Polesworth at Stipers Hill on 17th October.

Central Group Championship Rd3 - Burntwood at Alport Heights

: Date: 03 September 2021

The third round of the Central Group Championship will take place on Sunday 12th September with Burntwood running at Alport Heights

Central Group Riders Championship

: Date: 12 August 2021

The Central Group are running a Championship for riders in their clubs this season

R4 of Nationals at Nymspfield to be the final round

: Date: 09 August 2021

It is with regret that the Championship Commitee announce that the rescheduled round of the Nationals that was due to take place at Brombserrow on the 3rd October will NOT take place due to unforeseen circumstances.

Stage 3 of the Roadmap

: Date: 12 May 2021

The Government have confirmed that it will move to the next stage (Stage 3) of its road map on the 17^th May.

HOW MANY QUALIFY (125/VETS) - 25TH APRIL

: Date: 23 April 2021

The 125 and Vets Qualiifers take place this coming weekend.

AMCA 2021 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

: Date: 23 April 2021

AMCA 2021 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

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