2023 British Motocross Championship

Last updated September 20, 2023

The 2023 ACU British Motocross Championship season (known for sponsorship reasons as the Revo MXGB fuelled by Gulf Race Fuels) was the 71st British Motocross Championship season.

Tommy Searle started the season as the reigning champion in the MX1 class after picking up his fourth title in 2022.^[1] In the MX2 class, Conrad Mewse was the defending champion after winning his third national title in the previous season. However, Mewse did not defend his title as he moves into the MX1 class for 2023.^[2]

In his debut season in the MX1 class, Mewse was able to win the title, taking six race wins and three overall wins along the way. In the MX2 class, Swedish rider Isak Gifting took his first British title.

The second round of the series at Canada Heights, initially scheduled to be held on 2 April 2023, was postponed and later cancelled due to the forecasted weather.^[3]

The third round of the series at Foxhill was abandoned after the first race in all classes due to a fatal accident involving photographer Simon Mitchell.^[4]

The final round was initially scheduled to be held at Oxford Moto Parc, however, it was later moved to the new Monster Mountain track in Merthyr Tydfil.^[5]

Race calendar and results

The full calendar with both dates and venues was released on 16 February 2023.^[6]

MX1

Round	Date	Location	Race 1 Winner	Race 2 Winner	Round Winner
1	19 March	Oakhanger	Harri Kullas	Harri Kullas	Harri Kullas
2	23 April	Lyng	Harri Kullas	Josh Gilbert	Josh Gilbert
3	14 May	Foxhill	Jeffrey Herlings	Race Cancelled	No Overall
4	28 May	Blaxhall	Conrad Mewse	Conrad Mewse	Conrad Mewse
5	18 June	Hawkstone Park	Conrad Mewse	Conrad Mewse	Conrad Mewse
6	2 July	Schoolhouse	Conrad Mewse	Conrad Mewse	Conrad Mewse
7	10 September	Monster Mountain	Harri Kullas	Conrad Mewse	Harri Kullas

MX2

Round	Date	Location	Race 1 Winner	Race 2 Winner	Round Winner
1	19 March	Oakhanger	Isak Gifting	Isak Gifting	Isak Gifting
2	23 April	Lyng	Isak Gifting	Jack Chambers	Jack Chambers
3	14 May	Foxhill	Elliott Banks-Browne	Race Cancelled	No Overall
4	28 May	Blaxhall	Isak Gifting	Isak Gifting	Isak Gifting
5	18 June	Hawkstone Park	Bobby Bruce	Isak Gifting	Isak Gifting
6	2 July	Schoolhouse	Taylor Hammal	Elliott Banks-Browne	Taylor Hammal
7	10 September	Monster Mountain	Tommy Searle	Tommy Searle	Tommy Searle

Circuit locations

Oakhanger

Foxhill

Lyng

2023 British Motocross Championship locations

MX1

Participants

Team	Constructor	No	Rider	Rounds
ASA United Gas Gas^[7]	Gas Gas	2	John Adamson	All
ASA United Gas Gas^[7]	Gas Gas	128	Ivo Monticelli	1, 5–7
Crendon Fastrack Honda Racing	Honda	3	Josh Gilbert	All
Crendon Fastrack Honda Racing	Honda	426	Conrad Mewse	All
Design Scaffolding ORW	Kawasaki	4	Harry Bradley	2–5
Ultimate Wheels Thunder Road Honda	Honda	7	Louie Kessell	1–6
		17	Luke Smith	1–4
		200	James Dunn	6
Moto-Cycle Racing	Gas Gas	10	Jason Meara	1–2, 5–6
Chambers Racing	Gas Gas	16	Tom Grimshaw	All
Chambers Racing	Gas Gas	95	Dan Thornhill	1–6
AJP Geartec Racing	Husqvarna	21	Jayden Ashwell	1, 5
Mr Dig Groundworks 91 Moto	Honda	23	John Joe Wright	6
Gabriel SS24 KTM Racing Team	KTM	24	Shaun Simpson	1–4
Gabriel SS24 KTM Racing Team	KTM	141	Tristan Purdon	All
	Honda	38	Gavin Stevenson	5
LAAB Park MX MLM GFX	Honda	40	Jamie Fort	6
	Yamaha	41	Nathan Green	3
Tru7 Honda Racing Academy	Honda	49	Callum Green	All
Apico Husqvarna	Husqvarna	50	Martin Barr	1–4, 6–7
SR75	Suzuki	51	Ben Harrison	2, 4–5
Danger UK RSS Stafford Vans	Honda	57	Tony Craig	5
Holeshot Kawasaki	Kawasaki	62	Charlie Way	3
	Kawasaki	68	Josh Bentley	1
GMR Magic Mushroom Yamaha	Yamaha	74	Tom Murphy	4–7
Red Bull KTM Factory Racing	KTM	84	Jeffrey Herlings	3
SC Sporthomes Husqvarna	Husqvarna	91	Charlie Putnam	All
		147	Miro Sihvonen ^[8]	1–3, 6
		777	Evgeny Bobryshev	2–6
		874	Zack Williams	7
GTCI Revo Kawasaki	Kawasaki	100	Tommy Searle ^[9]	1–3, 5–6
MV Haulage Store 114 Honda	Honda	101	Michael Ellis	2–3
Eastwood Racing Suspension	Honda	103	Max Broadbelt	4–5
T.A.L.K Templant Racing Team	KTM	115	Ashton Dickinson	1–6
NE10 Vodka Dirt Wheelz	Yamaha	118	Jaydon Murphy	7
Gabriel KTM	KTM	134	Liam Knight	All
Matt Pope Motorcycles	Gas Gas	149	Luke Parker	2, 4
Kior/Shaw/Tamworth Yamaha	Yamaha	150	Aaron Patstone	3–5
Cabscreens Crescent Yamaha	Yamaha	151	Harri Kullas	All
Cabscreens Crescent Yamaha	Yamaha	184	James Carpenter	All
S Briggs Commercials Honda	Honda	162	Stuart Edmonds	All
Oakleaf Worx Motorsport	Honda	166	Josh Taylor	5
Comptons Cars and Commercials	KTM	190	Luke Benstead	2, 4–5
Modu Kawasaki Racing Team	Kawasaki	211	Billy MacKenzie	1–3, 6
	KTM	246	Jonah Pijnen	2
Phoenix Tools Evenstrokes Kawasaki	Kawasaki	277	Jay Hague	1–4
HertsMX Honda	Honda	301	Shaun Southgate	2
Lings Gas Gas	Gas Gas	411	Declan Whittle	2–5
PP Sports Southside MX Bickers	Husqvarna	425	Drew Anderson	1–4
Grizzly Racing Service	Husqvarna	469	Ryan de Beer	5
GH Motorcycles	Husqvarna	499	Ben Cole	4
Store 114 Racing	Honda	511	Steven Clarke	1–5
Trueline/MX Dreams California	KTM	546	Max Lewis	1, 3
C-Res Bikesport Newcastle	Honda	714	Brad Todd	All

Riders Championship

^[10]

Pos	Rider	Bike	OAK		LYN		FOX		BLA		HAW		SCH		MON		Points
1	Conrad Mewse	Honda	2	2	2	2	3	C	1	1	1	1	1	1	3	1	303
2	Josh Gilbert	Honda	5	3	3	1	2	C	2	2	3	2	2	2	2	3	275
3	Harri Kullas	Yamaha	1	1	1	3	5	C	3	3	2	4	4	5	1	2	272
4	Tristan Purdon	KTM	13	12	13	15	6	C	5	6	5	9	7	6	5	8	163
5	John Adamson	Gas Gas	Ret	19	4	5	8	C	19	5	6	7	8	8	6	6	152
6	Evgeny Bobryshev	Husqvarna			6	4	14	C	4	4	4	3	5	3			150
7	James Carpenter	Yamaha	9	13	9	9	24	C	6	10	13	11	9	7	8	7	141
8	Brad Todd	Honda	12	8	7	6	11	C	12	12	8	Ret	10	9	7	10	140
9	Tom Grimshaw	Gas Gas	7	5	16	Ret	13	C	15	9	14	12	13	11	9	5	123
10	Tommy Searle	Kawasaki	4	DNS	5	17	4	C			7	6	6	4			118
11	Liam Knight	KTM	14	11	12	16	12	C	8	8	12	Ret	11	10	11	11	116
12	Ashton Dickinson	KTM	8	7	18	11	9	C	7	7	9	8	Ret	DNS			105
13	Ivo Monticelli	Gas Gas	3	DNS							10	5	3	20	4	4	104
14	Martin Barr	Husqvarna	Ret	6	8	7	15	C	10	14			15	14	12	14	95
15	Shaun Simpson	KTM	6	4	11	8	7	C	DNS	DNS							70
16	Stuart Edmonds	Honda	Ret	9	14	13	Ret	C	11	13	17	14	19	13	17	DNS	70
17	Jason Meara	Gas Gas	10	20	15	12					11	10	16	17			57
18	Dan Thornhill	Gas Gas	15	18	19	21	16	C	18	11	21	13	14	15			50
19	Miro Sihvonen	Husqvarna	17	10	17	10	Ret	C					12	12			48
20	Callum Green	Honda	18	16	26	20	23	C	22	18	19	Ret	18	19	13	12	36
21	Steven Clarke	Honda	Ret	DNS	21	14	10	C	9	Ret	16	20					36
22	Charlie Putnam	Husqvarna	16	17	27	22	21	C	20	17	18	17	17	Ret	15	DNS	31
23	Luke Parker	Gas Gas			10	18			13	16							27
24	Jay Hague	Kawasaki	11	15	20	Ret	19	C	16	19							26
25	Jeffrey Herlings	KTM					1	C									25
26	Zack Williams	Husqvarna													10	9	23
27	Tom Murphy	Yamaha							Ret	23	28	24	24	21	14	13	15
28	Billy MacKenzie	Kawasaki	22	14	23	Ret	17	C					20	18			15
29	Luke Benstead	KTM			24	23			14	15	23	16					18
30	Tony Craig	Honda									15	15					12
31	Declan Whittle	Gas Gas			22	19	20	C	17	Ret	26	23					7
32	Jaydon Murphy	Yamaha													16	DNS	5
33	James Dunn	Honda											21	16			5
34	Gavin Stevenson	Honda									20	18					4
35	Michael Ellis	Honda			25	24	18	C									3
36	Jayden Ashwell	Husqvarna	21	21							22	19					2
37	Josh Bentley	Kawasaki	19	Ret													2
38	Max Broadbelt	Honda							21	20	25	21					1
39	Louie Kessell	Honda	20	23	30	27	22	C	24	21	24	22	22	DNS			1
	Harry Bradley	Kawasaki			29	26	25	C	23	22	Ret	DNS					0
	Luke Smith	Honda	23	22	32	28	29	C	29	25							0
	John Joe Wright	Honda											23	Ret			0
	Ben Cole	Husqvarna							25	24							0
	Drew Anderson	Husqvarna	Ret	DNS	28	25	26	C	26	Ret							0
	Josh Taylor	Honda									27	25					0
	Aaron Patstone	Yamaha					30	C	28	Ret	29	26					0
	Ben Harrison	Suzuki			31	29			27	Ret	31	28					0
	Ryan de Beer	Husqvarna									30	27					0
	Max Lewis	KTM	Ret	DNS			27	C									0
	Nathan Green	Yamaha					28	C									0
	Jonah Pijnen	KTM			Ret	Ret											0
	Shaun Southgate	Honda			Ret	Ret											0
	Charlie Way	Kawasaki					Ret	C									0
	Jamie Fort	Honda											Ret	DNS			0
Pos	Rider	Bike	OAK		LYN		FOX		BLA		HAW		SCH		MON		Points

MX2

Participants

Team	Constructor	No	Rider	Rounds
	Husqvarna	5	Mitch Armour	6
Phoenix Evenstrokes Kawasaki	Kawasaki	6	Carlton Husband	All
Phoenix Evenstrokes Kawasaki	Kawasaki	127	Sam Atkinson	1
Ultimate Wheels Thunder Road Honda	Honda	7	Louie Kessell	7
GTCI Revo Kawasaki	Kawasaki	9	Mel Pocock	3–6
		53	Dylan Walsh	1
		100	Tommy Searle	7
		441	Billy Askew	7
Meredith MX	Fantic	9	Lewis Hall	3
Chambers Racing	Gas Gas	10	Harvey Cashmore	1–6
		300	Ben Franklin	1–5, 7
		337	Glenn McCormick	1–4, 7
	Husqvarna	731	Alfie Jones	1–2, 7
Croft Garage/Goggle Tek	Yamaha	11	Robert Holyoake	1–6
Big Van World MTX Kawasaki	Kawasaki	12	Jack Chambers	2–3, 7
Southside MX	KTM	20	William Farrow	1–2, 4–5
Stan Civils Groundworks	Gas Gas	22	Travis Steels	2–3
Gabriel SS24 KTM	KTM	23	Taylor Hammal	All
Gabriel SS24 KTM	KTM	411	Shaun Mahoney	All
Offroad Network UK Holeshot MX	KTM	24	Liam Garland	7
426 Motorsport	KTM	28	Charlie Griffiths	1–6
DMH Vantage	Husqvarna	38	Daniel Hutchinson	6
WPH/SBE/Pure/Redline KTM	KTM	40	Jamie Wainwright	All
Geartec	Husqvarna	44	Elliott Banks-Browne	All
DS Lausnir	Yamaha	49	Eiður Orri Pálmarsson	1, 4–5
M Smith	KTM	53	Dylan Walsh	7
Algas Medical	KTM	57	Kyle McNicol	1–4, 6
Team Ando	Honda	60	Brad Anderson	6
PSU Designs Ltd	KTM	63	Dan Arkell	1
	Yamaha	66	Lewis Tombs	2
Foxwood Trade AU7	KTM	71	James Cottrell	2, 4
723 Race Bikes	Fantic	72	Raife Broadley	3
GMR Magic Mushroom Yamaha	Yamaha	74	Tom Murphy	1–2
723 Racebikes Westsole Fencing	Gas Gas	75	Aaron Ongley	1–4
Blade Bikes	Kawasaki	82	Charlie Cole	1–5
Wulfsport/MarshMX	Honda	99	Howard Wainwright	1, 3
Armor Vision	Gas Gas	101	Tyla Hooley	7
Verde Shiloh KTM	KTM	119	Bailey Johnston	1–6
		260	Dylan Woodcock	7
		303	Jake Millward	1–4
RSR Plant Services KTM	KTM	122	Jake Sheridan	1–4
Apico Husqvarna	Husqvarna	131	Henry Siddiqui	1–3
Apico Husqvarna	Husqvarna	433	Jack Lindsay	1
TEG Sport	Fantic	157	James Dent	6
ASA United Gas Gas^[7]	Gas Gas	163	Ben Mustoe	All
ASA United Gas Gas^[7]	Gas Gas	579	Bobby Bruce	1–5
Oakleaf Worx Motorsport	Honda	166	Josh Taylor	1–4
JSMX Coaching	KTM	180	Josh Spinks	3
	Yamaha	241	Nathan Claughan	6
SC Sporthomes Husqvarna	Husqvarna	261	Jörgen-Matthias Talviku	1, 5–7
Armor Vision RJP	Yamaha	272	Neville Bradshaw	5
Cabscreens Crescent Yamaha	Yamaha	365	Sam Nunn	All
	KTM	410	James Barker	1–6
GRT Impact KTM	KTM	419	Joe Brookes	1, 3–7
Tru7 Honda Racing Academy	Honda	422	Charlie Heyman	All
DP Brakes/Tallon/Joov	Husqvarna	470	Tom Hughes	1–3, 7
Team PP Sports powered by Southside	KTM	500	Callum Murfitt	All
Stebbings Car Superstore powered by Bikesure 426 Motorsport	Gas Gas	517	Isak Gifting	All
T.A.L.K Templant Racing Team	KTM	616	Ollie Colmer	1, 5–6
Holeshote Motocross KTM	KTM	661	Josh Coleman	3, 7
Southside Motocross	Honda	687	Jake Rackham	1, 4
Jim Aim Racing	KTM	712	Josh Peters	4–6
AJP Gas Gas	Husqvarna	719	James Margetson	1–2, 5
MV Haulage	KTM	771	Ollie Beamish	3, 6
	Yamaha	807	Luca Pegg	4
DK Offroad	Gas Gas	912	Joel Rizzi	4–7

Riders Championship

^[10]

Pos	Rider	Bike	OAK		LYN		FOX		BLA		HAW		SCH		MON		Points
1	Isak Gifting	Gas Gas	1	1	1	2	4	C	1	1	2	1	6	11	15	2	265
2	Taylor Hammal	KTM	4	6	3	12	3	C	11	2	5	3	1	3	9	5	223
3	Elliott Banks-Browne	Husqvarna	6	11	5	5	1	C	3	3	3	4	Ret	1	2	7	221
4	Bobby Bruce	Gas Gas	3	2	4	3	17	C	2	4	1	2					171
5	Jamie Wainwright	KTM	7	5	11	11	16	C	6	7	14	7	10	8	12	10	149
6	Carlton Husband	Kawasaki	10	9	9	Ret	14	C	8	11	8	6	2	5	10	15	148
7	Charlie Heyman	Honda	18	13	21	4	13	C	9	8	7	9	7	7	20	8	130
8	Sam Nunn	Yamaha	12	10	6	9	10	C	Ret	DNS	9	8	13	15	4	9	127
9	Jörgen-Matthias Talviku	Husqvarna	2	8							6	5	4	2	13	Ret	114
10	Charlie Cole	Kawasaki	29	7	7	6	2	C	4	5	12	Ret					108
11	Ben Mustoe	Gas Gas	11	33	10	17	11	C	13	14	18	15	11	10	6	13	103
12	Joel Rizzi	Gas Gas							5	6	13	11	5	6	14	6	102
13	Jack Chambers	Kawasaki			2	1	5	C							7	3	97
14	Mel Pocock	Kawasaki					6	C	7	DNS	4	10	3	4			96
15	Glenn McCormick	Gas Gas	15	12	12	7	9	C	10	10					8	14	92
16	Jake Millward	KTM	5	3	8	8	8	C	Ret	DNS							75
17	Ben Franklin	Gas Gas	13	14	13	13	15	C	12	9	10	Ret			19	18	74
18	Bailey Johnston	KTM	14	15	Ret	DNS	22	C	14	12	11	13	14	14			61
19	Joe Brookes	KTM	16	19			Ret	C	19	15	16	12	8	9	16	Ret	59
20	Tommy Searle	Kawasaki													1	1	50
21	James Barker	KTM	26	21	14	16	24	C	17	13	15	Ret	12	18			42
22	Alfie Jones	Husqvarna	8	4	Ret	DNS									11	Ret	41
23	Dylan Walsh	Kawasaki	Ret	DNS													38
23	Dylan Walsh	KTM													3	4	38
24	Kyle McNicol	KTM	32	29	20	15	26	C	16	Ret			18	13			23
25	Brad Anderson	Honda											9	12			21
26	Josh Peters	KTM							Ret	16	17	20	15	16			21
27	Ollie Colmer	KTM	9	DNS							Ret	14	24	Ret			19
28	Robert Holyoake	Yamaha	17	16	Ret	DNS	Ret	C	15	Ret	21	18	Ret	DNS			18
29	Billy Askew	Kawasaki													5	Ret	16
30	Josh Spinks	KTM					7	C									14
31	Shaun Mahoney	KTM	19	27	25	27	27	C	Ret	26	19	17	17	19	Ret	DNS	14
32	Lewis Tombs	Yamaha			19	10											13
33	James Margetson	Husqvarna	30	17	26	18					Ret	16					12
34	Aaron Ongley	Gas Gas	24	22	15	19	21	C	20	19							11
35	Jake Sheridan	KTM	Ret	20	18	14	Ret	C	Ret	DNS							11
36	Dylan Woodcock	KTM													Ret	11	10
37	Josh Coleman	KTM					20	C							17	16	10
38	Tyla Hooley	Gas Gas													21	12	9
39	Howard Wainwright	Honda	21	Ret			12	C									9
40	Daniel Hutchinson	Husqvarna											19	17			6
41	Callum Murfitt	KTM	34	23	17	22	28	C	26	23	23	21	22	DNS	23	19	6
42	Josh Taylor	Honda	25	25	23	DNS	18	C	18	25							6
43	Ollie Beamish	KTM					23	C					16	24			5
44	James Cottrell	KTM			16	21			Ret	Ret							5
45	Louie Kessell	Honda													22	17	4
46	Jake Rackham	Honda	22	30					23	17							4
47	Sam Aktinson	Kawasaki	Ret	18													3
48	Charlie Griffiths	KTM	27	28	27	23	29	C	27	20	25	19	21	21			3
49	Liam Garland	KTM													18	Ret	3
50	William Farrow	KTM	33	24	22	24			21	18	24	23					3
51	Lewis Hall	Fantic					19	C									2
52	James Dent	Fantic											20	20			2
53	Tom Hughes	Husqvarna	Ret	32	28	26	Ret	C							24	20	1
54	Neville Bradshaw	Yamaha									20	Ret					1
55	Travis Steels	Gas Gas			Ret	20	31	C									1
56	Tom Murphy	Yamaha	20	Ret	Ret	DNS											1
	Harvey Cashmore	Gas Gas	28	26	24	25	30	C	25	21	DSQ	22	Ret	23			0
	Eiður Orri Pálmarsson	Yamaha	23	31					24	22	22	Ret					0
	Mitch Armour	Husqvarna											23	22			0
	Luca Pegg	Yamaha							22	24							0
	Raife Broadley	Fantic					25	C									0
	Henry Siddiqui	Husqvarna	31	Ret	Ret	DNS	Ret	C									0
	Dan Arkell	KTM	Ret	34													0
	Nathan Claughan	Yamaha											Ret	Ret			0
	Jack Lindsay	Husqvarna	DNS	DNS													0
Pos	Rider	Bike	OAK		LYN		FOX		BLA		HAW		SCH		MON		Points

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Valentin Guillod is a Swiss professional Motocross racer. Guillod has competed in the Motocross World Championship since 2010 and is a three-time grand prix winner in the MX2 class.

References

↑ "Searle crowned 2022 British Motocross Champion". David Miller. dirtbikerider.com. 12 September 2022. Retrieved 10 December 2022.
↑ "New Deal: Mewse, Gilbert". Lewis Phillips. mxvice.com. 4 October 2022. Retrieved 16 March 2023.
↑ "British Championship - Postponed". mxlarge.com. 29 March 2023. Retrieved 5 April 2023.
↑ "Press Statement - Foxhill MXGB". RHL Activities. 15 May 2023. Retrieved 18 April 2023.
↑ "REVO ACU BRITISH MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP DECIDER MOVES TO MONSTER MOUNTAIN MX". RHL Activities. 15 August 2023. Retrieved 10 September 2023.
↑ "2023 Revo ACU British Motocross Championship Calendar Update". Auto-Cycle Union . acu.org.uk. 16 February 2023. Retrieved 16 May 2023.
1 2 "MONTICELLI JOINS ADAMSON & BRUCE AT ASA UNITED GASGAS FOR 2023!". dirthub.co.uk. Retrieved 17 March 2023.
↑ "Miro Sihvonen signs with SC Sport Homes Husqvarna". gatedrop.com. 7 February 2023. Retrieved 17 March 2023.
↑ "Tommy Searle completes signing GTCI Revo Kawasaki for 2023". tmxnews.co.uk. 12 October 2022. Retrieved 17 March 2023.
1 2 "2023 Calendar & Results". mxgb.co.uk. Retrieved 17 March 2023.

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[1] "Searle crowned 2022 British Motocross Champion". David Miller. dirtbikerider.com. 12 September 2022. Retrieved 10 December 2022.

[2] "New Deal: Mewse, Gilbert". Lewis Phillips. mxvice.com. 4 October 2022. Retrieved 16 March 2023.

[3] "British Championship - Postponed". mxlarge.com. 29 March 2023. Retrieved 5 April 2023.

[4] "Press Statement - Foxhill MXGB". RHL Activities. 15 May 2023. Retrieved 18 April 2023.

[5] "REVO ACU BRITISH MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP DECIDER MOVES TO MONSTER MOUNTAIN MX". RHL Activities. 15 August 2023. Retrieved 10 September 2023.

[6] "2023 Revo ACU British Motocross Championship Calendar Update". Auto-Cycle Union . acu.org.uk. 16 February 2023. Retrieved 16 May 2023.

[ASA_United-7] 1 2 "MONTICELLI JOINS ADAMSON & BRUCE AT ASA UNITED GASGAS FOR 2023!". dirthub.co.uk. Retrieved 17 March 2023.

[8] "Miro Sihvonen signs with SC Sport Homes Husqvarna". gatedrop.com. 7 February 2023. Retrieved 17 March 2023.

[9] "Tommy Searle completes signing GTCI Revo Kawasaki for 2023". tmxnews.co.uk. 12 October 2022. Retrieved 17 March 2023.

[results-10] 1 2 "2023 Calendar & Results". mxgb.co.uk. Retrieved 17 March 2023.

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2023 British Motocross Championship

Contents

Race calendar and results

MX1

MX2

Circuit locations

MX1

Participants

Riders Championship

MX2

Participants

Riders Championship

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