Team Apico’s, Martin Barr, Tom Grimshaw and Jamie Law topped the podium in the Wright Engineering National Team Race, closely followed by Todd Kellett, Dylan Woodcock and Jake Shipton for Team Stolen in second place and Team Dirtworx comprising Ben Mustoe, Josh Coleman and Dan Thornhill took the third place podium spot.

 Team GB’s Tommy Searle, Elliot Banks-Browne and Brad Anderson brought it home in the Crescent Yamaha International VMXdN Team Race. Team Italy White, Alessio ‘Chicco’ Chiodi, alongside Deny Philippaerts and Danele Bricca, secured second, just three points ahead of Mike Brown, Andrew Short and Sean Liapnovich, who took third overall for Team USA.

The gates open at noon on Thursday (August 22^nd), welcoming motocross fans from near and far to an event that promises heart-pounding action and unforgettable moments. Alongside the racing action, it’s the love, attention and detail put into these restored two-strokes, the plethora of legends past and present, the open paddock, the chance to take a selfie with your mx hero or get an autograph and the camaraderie that makes this event truly special. 

Do you have fantastic memories from the 90s GP days! The excitement of two-strokes revving around tracks like Foxhill, the atmosphere created by the crowd, and the thrilling moments that have been etched in your memory. VMXdN Foxhill brings that experience back to life and creates even more memories from a sport we all love. 

The countdown has now reached single figures as we gear up for VMXdN Foxhill 2024. Excitement is reaching fever pitch, and the number of international riders coming to the race is at an all-time high. Among them, one name that undoubtedly stands out is Jurgen Wybo.

 The gates will open in two weeks for the most anticipated event on the UK motocross calendar: VMXdN Foxhill. The MX event has quickly established itself as a must-see spectacle, attracting motocross legends past and present and kick-starting a passion for two-stroke bikes like never before.

 The VMXdN International Team Race has long been the highlight of the race schedule. Just as the support races are stacked, so is the Crescent Yamaha International VMXdN Team Race—so much so that it’s hard to know where to begin.

In 2023, the addition of the Wright Engineering National Team Race brought together the crème de la crème of British Motocross Talent to battle it out on 20-plus-year-old two-strokes, and in several cases, the bikes were older than the riders. 

Every motocross fan knows that the 125cc race is a must-watch! Looking back, we can recall some truly unforgettable races, and the 125 races at VMXdN Foxhill are no exception. With not one but two 125cc classes, it’s time to delve into the Michelin Evo 125, over 30 lineup. 

It's three weeks today until the gate opens on VMXdN Foxhill 2024, and the excitement is mounting as we gear up for the most widely talked about event on the British MX calendar. Without further ado, it’s time to dive into the lineup for the John Banks Evo Plus Over 50 class and trust us, it’s a lineup you won't want to miss!

Riders are travelling globally to line up in the Apico Super Evo, over 35 class of 2024. Guillaume Theillout is making the way across the channel, and we believe he may be the first Frenchman to line up in VMXdN Foxhill. Martins Aleksandrovics is travelling from the Baltic shores with a host of contenders from the Netherlands and Belgium, including multi-European champion Jurgen Wybo, descending on VMXdN, too! 

The Evo Ultra class has attracted plenty of talent in the previous two years, and this year's lineup is no different. Many of these guys will be racing week in and week out, knocking up those race-fit hours in preparation for the August bank holiday weekend event at the iconic Foxhill circuit. 

 There are just 23 days to go until the gate drops on VMXdN Foxhill 2024, and talk of the event is all over social media. Riders are out testing and shaking down, kits are being printed for the event, finished bikes are popping up on feeds, and Foxhill fever is reaching new heights as everyone is gearing up for the most anticipated event on the British MX calendar. 

 Foxhill fever is kicking in, and the Evo Plus 97-02 class lineup is next up. A quick scan through and there are plenty of names on the gate, including nine-time champ Ryan Villopoto, Graeme Irwin, and Sean Lipanovich, all immediately jumping out, and we only just got through the first ten names. 

Here is the first entry list revealed for VMXdN Foxhill 2024!

Pro Circuit Super Evo 125, over 25’s

Last year's winner, Luca Nijenhuisis, is returning, as is Rob Holyoake on his Stormworks Husky after his outstanding performance last year - check out the YouTube footage if you didn't witness it in person. 

 Switching teams and taking up the reins to join Tommy Searle and Brad Anderson on Team GB is Elliott Banks-Browne.

We are saddened to announce that Mel Pocock has withdrawn from competing at VMXdN Foxhill 2024 due to his wrist injury taking longer to recover.

Things are revving up at VMXdN HQ as we approach four weeks to go until the big weekend on the August bank holiday, and riders and fans from around the world gather at the iconic Foxhill GP circuit for VMXdN Foxhill 2024. Among the teams competing in the Wright Engineering National Team race is the County Down Cowboys.

Are you ready for the most exciting event on the UK motocross calendar? The anticipation for VMXdN Foxhill, driven by The John Banks Group, is revving up, and with riders from around the world still being announced, it's set to be one hell of an MX event when the gate drops at the famous Wiltshire GP circuit on August Bank Holiday weekend (22-25). 

With only five weeks before VMXdN Foxhill, the greatest Vets motocross event in the country (dare we say the world), opens its gates at the iconic Wiltshire Grand Prix Foxhill circuit, just off junction 15 of the M4, on August bank holiday weekend (22-25), it’s heating up across the classes.