Crendon Tru7 Honda is a leading British motocross team renowned for its blend of experience, home-grown talent and championship pedigree. Backed by Honda UK, the squad serves as the official British motocross outfit and is led by three-time 500cc world champion Dave Thorpe.
Phoenix Tools Fantic Racing is an emerging force in British motocross, combining young talent, strong backing from Fantic, and ambition to make its mark in national competition. Founded under the stewardship of team owner Barry Moore, the squad makes use of Fantic machinery and is aiming high for the 2025 season.
Dirt Store Triumph Racing is a relatively new but ambitious contender in British motocross, formed through a partnership between Triumph Motorcycles and Dirt Store, and is ready to be a strong contender in the 2025 British Motocross Championship.
Gabriel SS24 KTM Factory Juniors is a European development team that helps promising young riders make the step up through the EMX championship and toward MXGP level, under the umbrella of KTM’s MXGP Academy. The team has KTM factory backing and benefits from semi-factory KTM 250 SX-F bikes.
DRT Kawasaki has enjoyed a long and fruitful partnership with Kawasaki UK and Europe, celebrating more than a decade of collaboration in MXGP and a strong presence in British motocross. The Kawasaki-backed team is one of the UK’s most established motocross outfits, run by veteran team owner Steve Dixon.
Apico Racing is a British off-road motorcycle team with deep roots in the motocross scene and a strong partnership with Honda for its MX1 efforts. Led by owners Dylan Brown and Anna Eriksson, the team runs under the Apico Factory Racing banner. In recent years, the squad has made significant developments and grown in its ambitions.
With a blend of seasoned riders and young talent, plus KTM support, Chambers Racing KTM is positioning itself as a serious contender in both national and international motocross for the coming years. Having last competed fully in the FIM MXGP (then MX1) around 2004, the team is making a decisive return to the world stage for the 2025 season.
For 2026 season Lexa MX have added Tristan Purdon to the team. Tristan was a podium finisher last year until he picked up an injury at Landrake.
With support from Husqvarna Mobility UK, the team is managed by former British 125cc champion Neil Prince and is running in MX1 and MX2 for 2025. Tristan Purdon, who finished fourth in MX1 in 2024, and Charlie Putnam ride in MX1 aboard the FC450 machines, while Charlie Heyman and Syd Putnam contest MX2 on the FC250s.
ASA United GasGas has contested the ACU British Motocross Championship, MX Nationals and selected European events/grand prix rounds. Well-known for its strong presence in national championships and developing riders. Under the leadership of Lee Tolan, the squad is known for its professionalism, well-prepped bikes and family-oriented environment.
Moto-Cycle race team is founded and owed by Clive Huntley with his own history of British motocross going back to the 80s. Helping riders and teams for a number of years then decided to make the jump and start his own team, using products through the shop he owns.
