BMX racing
BMX racing is an action packed sport open to all levels of riders of all ages. Each race has up to eight riders and in the style of Moto-Cross, around a 400m track, with lots of different style sized jumps and banked corners (berms). BMX racing is now a Olympic sport and with more and more tracks opening around the country it's hard to know which ones will suit your riding level. Our places to ride sections gives you an over view of most of the tracks in the uk.

It's very easy to get involved In this action packed sport. You have a choice of a standard 20 inch BMX or a 24 inch cruiser, with NO pegs or chain guards but have good brakes, tyres and handle bar grips all bikes are priced by their quality. Riders start from four years of age and running up to forty plus all riders must wear fullface helmet, a long sleeved shirt, long trousers or jeans and gloves pads are optional. They race against riders of their own age or ability level. All races work the same with the first rider over the finish line winnings that race. A race meeting usually consists of a series of "4 Motos" or qualifying races, from which the most successful riders in each category will progress to a series of ride-offs, culminating in a Final to produce an overall winner. This non-stop action and the sheer number of riders make BMX a compelling spectacle and a great day out for riders and spectators alike.

Check out our places to ride section to find a tracks near you.

BMX parks and trails
Other areas of BMX that have hit the high lights are skate/ramp parks, dirt jumping, street riding and secluded trails. Ramp and street parks are well on the way to being the most popular form of bmx riding, with hundurds of them poping up all around the country we have pick some of the best. With trails they are harder to find out about, and with many riders keeping them as seecrut only a handful of places are known about...

Check out our places to ride section to find a parks and trails near you.