Word has it that it is the "must-see" event on the British MX calendar, and the attending racers are going from strength to strength for VMXdN Foxhill, held over the August bank holiday weekend (21^st—24th).

As the countdown to VMXdN Foxhill continues, with just four months to go, excitement is building, and there has been a flurry of rider announcements in the past few weeks. Among those gearing up for the legendary motocross race over the August bank holiday weekend is Tommy Searle, who returns in 2025 to defend his coveted number one plate. 

Yes, it’s true! You read that right. We’ve heard it from DocWob and Dave King. Carson Brown will be racing at VMXdN Foxhill 2025, August bank holiday weekend, 21^st-24^th, at the iconic Wiltshire Grand Prix circuit.

Preparations are in full swing across the globe for the fourth annual VMXdN Foxhill—the only nineties motocross festival. The event may be a celebration of the good old days, but plenty of new teams and riders are being announced weekly in the run-up to the event on the August bank holiday weekend—21^st—24^th.

It’s just 22 weeks until the gate drops on VMXdN 2025, and we all travel to take our place along the banks of the natural amphitheatre valley of Foxhill during the August bank holiday weekend. It may be the fourth consecutive year for most, but several pro riders are making their maiden VMXdN journey to the GP circuit near Swindon.

The big names are lining up thick and fast for the most anticipated event on the UK motocross calendar: the fourth annual VMXdN Foxhill, which will be held at the iconic Wiltshire Grand Prix circuit on its traditional date—the August bank holiday weekend.

The countdown to the biggest and widely regarded as the "must-see" event on the British and World Vets MX stage—the VMXdN Foxhill—continues, and the big names are all signing up for what promises to be an epic event come August Bank Holiday.

With the most anticipated race on the UK motocross calendar - and some would argue the world MX schedule. The VMXdN Foxhill held over the August Bank holiday is only 26 weeks away!

The 4th annual VMXdN Foxhill is just over 6 months away, and it’s already shaping up to be another barn-stormer of a lineup.

The big names are already lining up for the world’s premier vets mx event - the VMXdN Foxhill. The first to sign up for the 2025 event at the iconic Foxhill Moto Parc Grand Prix circuit is the 2006 FIM world champion and 2009 AMA champion Chris Pourcel.

The entries for the fourth annual VMXdN Foxhill will go live on Sunday, December 1st, at 5 pm.

This is your chance to race at the "Woodstock of two strokes", as dubbed by Racer X magazine.

For the fourth consecutive year, the VMXdN Foxhill is set to return, and spectator tickets and camping passes for the highly anticipated vets motocross event are now officially on sale!

2025 marks the fourth consecutive year that VMXdN Foxhill will grace the UK motocross calendar on the bank holiday weekend of August 21st -24th. 

Jamie Skuse scooped the win in the Apico Super Evo Open, over 35 class, with two race wins to take the overall top spot.

Richard Bird flew home in second, and James Lassu tied up third.

James Barnwell finished fourth overall, Paul Burn fifth, and Martins Alexsandrovich, from the Baltic Shores, finished sixth.

Todd Kellett brought home a double victory and the top podium spot in the Syntol Evo Plus 97-02 class.

Ryan Villopoto secured second, with Bradley Pocock third. Aaron Patstone, Sean Lipanovich and Davey Nieuwenuizum wrapped up the top six

It was top marks and top of the class for Luke Dean in the Pro Circuit Super Evo 125's  over 25’s.

It was all tied up for second and third, but Jordan Keogh secured the higher place in the final moto and took second with Neville Bradshaw third.

Bobby Zundorf, Matt Bayliss and Ryan Butler wrap up the top six spots.

It went DownTown in the John Banks Evo Plus, over 50 class, with Mike Brown going 1:1 and taking the overall. Mark Eastwood doubled up with a 2:2, taking second, and Keith Johnson and Doug Dubach tied up on points, with Johnson scoring higher in the final moto and taking the final podium spot and Dubach fourth. Michele Dal Bosco fifth and Kurt Nicoll sixth.

Jack Brunell nailed a 1:1 result in the S Briggs Evo Open, over 30 and the overall.

Lewis Gregory put in two consistent thirds, which secured second overall, and Steve Bixby and James Kensington drew on points, but third went to Bixby with a better final race result.

Luke Kennet and Matt Barber rounded up the top six.

Deja vu? Mike Brown won race one of the Michelin Evo 125 over 30’s class in race one, followed by Nev Bradshaw and Elliot Barrs, and it was a repeat performance in race two for all three riders.

The battle was on for fourth, fifth and sixth, but it was Jim Davies that secured fourth, followed by Daryl Bolter and Damon Strydom.

Tom Grimshaw and Sam Nunn were tied on overall points in the Garland Powersports Evo Ultra Class. Grimshaw won the final race and overall, Sam Nunn second, and Dan Thornhill third.

The maiden VMXdN Voyage for Reece Jones resulted in a fourth overall, with Ashley Greedy and Harry Bradley fifth and sixth, respectively.