AMCA MX2 IMBA round one report:

ISO2 supported Athlete Phil Mercer took his DK off road Kawasaki to a magnificent win in the Czech Republic at round one of the IMBA championship.

Taking wins in race one and three and a fifth in race two Phil stamped his authority on the chamionship, it wasn't all plain sailing as ignition problems in the last race nearly halted the party but he managed to nurse the machine home and take the win one second ahead of fellow Brit LeeDunham. Phil leads the championship by four points from Dunham with other Brit Matt Porter third. The next round is in southern France.

AMCA MX2 domestic championship report:

After a dismal start to his AMCA MX2 championship campaign ISO2 supported athlete Phil Mercer has found his feet again....Having mixed results from the fisrt two championship rounds with a fair few crashes Phil found his winning way's at round 3 taking overall victory with a second and two first places and moving up to 6th in the title chase; Phil commented "I'm trying to forget the first two rounds, with a great result at round three I hope that's all my bad luck out of the way" We will have to see!

Brad O'leary AMCA CHAMPIONSHIP REPORT ROUND 3

I've just returned from the third round of the AMCA championship at Cleobury Mortimer hosted by the Wolverhampton Club. On arrival the team and myself were greeted with a super track and and excellent show of how a championship should be run and organised, top notch and faultless. >>more

Round 6 MX1 World Championship report:

ISO2 supported athlete Tom Church enjoyed better fortunes at today’s Spanish Grand Prix, which formed round six of the 2009 FIM World Motocross Championship. In hot and dry conditions on a super slick Bellpuig circuit Church recorded two solid points scoring rides to finish up in the top fifteen for the GP. >>more

Brad O’leary AMCA MX1 Championship round two report:

With the Bevercotes circuit being wide and with plenty of room for overtaking, it was relatively easy to put a good fast lap. I did my usual practice and two fast qualifying laps, this putting me in 3rd place on the grid. >>more

Tom Church MX1 World Championship report from round 4.

The deep Dutch sand of the unforgiving Valkenswaard circuit proved a tough test for ISO2 supported athlete Tom Church. He struggled at the fourth round of the 2009 FIM Motocross World Championship after having just returned to racing following a virus that had forced him to miss the previous Grand Prix in Turkey. >>more

ISO2 supported athlete Brad O’leary, first round of the AMCA Championship at Culham

Practice & Qualifying: With a full starting grid of 54 riders it was very important to get a good clean qualifying lap and also to stay out of the dust. As the time ticked away in qualifying i was settled in 3rd fastest which i was very happy about. >>more

Redbull Pro National round one report:

On a very professional looking and perfectly prepared Landrake circuit with brilliant sunshine it was a memorable weekend for everyone of the many spectators that visited the event as well as the riders that took part.

ISO2 supported athlete Carl Nunn, went to the top of the pack at the weekend, as he took the overall win at the opening round of the Red Bull Pro series, held at Landrake, near Plymouth in Cornwall.

Despite leaving the round with the overall win, it wasn’t all plain sailing for Nunn, after arm-pump in race one saw him drop from a comfortable lead to third place by the flag. Determined to finish the opening round strongly, Nunn got his head down in the second race to come home in another podium position, behind teammate and eventual race winner James Noble.

Brad O’Leary first MX1 IMBA Round Report

Brad has written us a heart felt story of his first round of the MX1 IMBA, if any of you reading this feel you can help brad and jack please contact us. Click more to read this disheartening story >>more

ACU BRITISH MMX CHAMPIONSHIP 2009 round 2 – MILDENHALL – 5th APRIL

Round 2 of the MMX Championship took place in brilliant sunshine at Mildenhall on the 5th April. The hosting West Devon club had worked hard with the circuit management to ensure that dust would not be a problem during racing which turned out to be just as exciting as round one back in February.

Qualifying: The Open class were on round two of their Championship and the going was completely different to Little Silver and Brad Anderson once again put the PAR Homes Honda on pole position but this time with MVR-D Suzuki’s Carl Nunn splitting Anderson and new LPE Kawasaki signing Kristian Whatley.

ISO2 Supported athlete Carl Nunn had a mixed day; riding the MVR-D Suzuki 450cc machine on his home circuit Carl had a disappointing DNF in race one after showing great promis early on whilst battling hard for the lead with Kristian Whately. Unfortunately Carl’s Suzuki expired on lap 7 gifting the race win to Whately. Carl made up for the disappointment of race one with an excellent second place in race two behind the on form Brad Anderson.

Carl now lies in second place in the championship 14 points behind Whately

ISO2 Supported athlete Phil Mercer took the long trip to Dunkerque in France on Sunday 5/4/09 to ride the support races at the opening round of the MX1 IMBA championship in readiness for the fast closing AMCA Championship season.

Phil rode the sandy track in fine form storming to two great race wins, Phil was riding his practice bike and will spend the next few weeks setting up his fully prepped DK Off road Kawasaki KXF250 race steed so he will be more than ready to fight to keep his MX2 crown for another year and hopefully add the MX2 IMBA crown to his impressive list of championships.

World MX1 Championship report on Tom Church - Round 2 

A complete reversal of weather conditions greeted ISO2 supported athlete Tom Church at Sevlievo in Bulgaria for the second round of the 2009 FIM MX1 Motocross World Championship. Tom enjoyed glorious sunshine and decent temperate – a contrast to the mud-bath he encountered in Italy for the series opener last week – but sadly the results did not match the good vibe around the paddock as he could only record twenty-fourth position overall. >>more

ISO2 supported athlete Phil Mercer is best Brit at Le Touquet beach race:

ISO2 supported athlete Phil Mercer finished a fantastic 30th position at the recent world famous Le Touquet beach race, uncharacteristically riding a 450cc machine Phil was also the first Brit home at the finish of the grueling 3 hour race >>more