Team Stolen nabbed the silverware and top spot on the podium, but it was Howard Wainwright who took two race wins from Carson Brown over the weekend. Team DirtWorx brought home second, and Team Otto Offroad third.

In the Pro Circuit Super Evo 125 race, it was Luke Dean who took all four race wins and the overall top spot. Chris Bayliss and Mike Panagiotopoulos got all tied up in second and third spots.

Carson Brown cleaned up with four race wins but not without a fight from Tom Grimshaw - if you haven't seen the GoPro footage from 999 Lazer, check it out now. Grimshaw took second in all four motos for second, whilst a 3,3,4,3 secured third overall for Matt Bayliss

The Range Evo plus over 50 race is one of the favourite races over the VMXdN Foxhill weekend. It was podium pie for Mark Eastwood, Doug Dubach and Phil Mercer.

The Yamaha VMXdN International Team Race always delivers first-class racing, and this year was no different. Brad Anderson and Christophe Pourcel had us all on the edge of our seats and blasting airhorns as they went bar to bar in race one. Team USA, Team Italy and Team GB battled it out until the very end to take the podium spots, respectively.

Neville Bradshaw rung the neck out of that 125 two-stroke in the Factory image Racing 125 Evo class whilst the battle continued for second and third behind him between Jim Davies and Daryl Bolter.

Nev Bradshaw rode all the way to the top spot of the podium in the Syntol Super Evo class with four straight race wins. Jamie Skuse cleared up with four second places and second overall while the battle was on between James Lassu and James Barnwell, but it was Lassu who came out on top and secured third spot on the podium.

It was Steven Clarke who took three out of the four race wins in the Bell Evo Ultra class, with Josh Taylor and Louie Kessell joining him for podium pie in second and third, respectively.

We are thrilled to announce that DirtWorld-TV will once again be live-streaming VMXdN Foxhill 2025. 

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.

The Wright Engineering Team Race has been a welcome addition to the race schedule since 2023, bringing together talented riders to battle it out on 20-plus-year-old two-strokes, and in several cases, the bikes are older than the riders. 

 The Evo Ultra class is one of the most favoured classes when entries go on sale, and this year we have not one but two groups of Evo Ultra and plenty of racing action with the Big Van World Evo Ultras – Group 1 and the Bell Evo Ultras - Group 2. Many of these guys are racing week in week out and are race fit and fully prepared for VMXdN Foxhill 2025 on the August bank holiday weekend event at the iconic Foxhill circuit. 

 The Evo Ultra class is one of the most favoured classes when entries go on sale, and this year we have not one but two groups of Evo Ultra and plenty of racing action with the Big Van World Evo Ultras – Group 1 and the Bell Evo Ultras - Group 2. Many of these guys are racing week in week out and are race fit and fully prepared for VMXdN Foxhill 2025 on the August bank holiday weekend event at the iconic Foxhill circuit. 

 The CDS Group (The Range, wilko and Homebase) Evo Plus over 50’s always turns out to be one of the favourites in the race schedule. It wouldn’t be the same without long-term VMXdN loyalist Doug Dubach, who has ridden every VMXdN event to date. Joining him on the line is 2024 runner-up Mark Eastwood and 2023 winner Alessio Chiodi. 

Every motocross fan knows that the 125cc race is a must-watch! Looking back, we can recall some truly unforgettable races, and the Pro Circuit Super Evo 125 race at VMXdN Foxhill is no exception!

There are just 15 days to go until the gate drops on VMXdN Foxhill 2025, 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 Fox Evo Plus 97-02 class lineup is next up. A quick scan through and there are plenty of names on the gate, including the likes of Aaron Patstone, Davey Nuiwenhuizen and Boaz Bijtes.

 The news earlier in the summer that VMXdN Foxhill legend Mike Brown took a header and was seriously injured whilst riding with the American Triumph team was a shock to us all.

And so it begins…Here is the first entry list revealed for VMXdN Foxhill 2025! And first out of the gate is the lineup for the Syntol Super Evo Open – over 35 class. 

Prepare for the most thrilling motocross event of the year as VMXdN Foxhill 2025 gears up to bring together the world's finest motocross riders on Twenty-two+ year old two strokes in a battle for victory!