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Motocross racing goes indoors in Arenacross, with tight courses set up inside arenas and other venues across the country. The tighter indoor tracks tend to put a premium on technique and finesse, as well as fitness.

The AMA Arenacross National Championship Series recognizes the best Arenacross racers in a number of skill-, age- and displacement-based classes.  AX Promotions  organizes the AMA Arenacross National Championship Series, managing the promotional aspects of the series. They work with the AMA to develop the supplemental rules and program structure.

For the 2023 series, the weekends will consist of the AMA Arenacross AX Class on Friday, with amateur and youth classes run as separate rounds on Saturdays and Sundays. See the full schedule below:

2023 AMA Arenacross National Championship Series

• Nov. 18-20, 2022 Flint River Complex – Albany, Ga.
• Nov. 25-27, 2022 MVP Arena – Albany, N.Y.
• Jan. 6-8, 2023 Budweiser Events Center – Loveland, Colo.
• Jan. 13-15 Findlay Toyota Center – Prescott, Ariz.
• Jan. 20-22 Lazy E Arena – Guthrie, Okla.
• Jan. 27-29 Lazy E Arena – Guthrie, Okla.
• Feb. 3-5 Reno Sparks Livestock Events Center – Reno, Nev.
• Feb. 10-12 National Western Complex – Denver, Colo.
• Feb. 24-26 Lea County Event Center – Hobbs, N.M.
• March 3-5 Amarillo Tri-State Exposition – Amarillo, Texas
• March 10-12 Tulsa Pavilion at Expo Square – Tulsa, Okla.
• March 17-19 Salem Civic Center – Salem, Va.
• March 24-26 Barton Coliseum – Little Rock, Ark.
• March 31- April 2 Alltech Arena – Lexington, Ky.
• 2023 AMA Arenacross National Championship Series Supplemental Rules
• 2023 AMA Competition Rulebook (PDF)

The AMA Arenacross Amateur Championship is Set to Launch: Get Ready for the Most Exciting Season Yet!

• October 18, 2023

We are thrilled to welcome you to the exciting 2023-2024 AMA Arenacross Championship season! As we gear up for an action-packed season of intense racing, we want to provide you with all the essential information to ensure a seamless and successful experience. Below, you’ll find important details for the season ahead.

The 2023-2024 AMA Arenacross Championship is set to bring 14 rounds of high-flying racing nationwide. Along with making its debut in exciting destinations like Daytona Beach during Bike Week, the 2023 – 2024 AMA Arenacross Amateur Championship will return to familiar stops on the circuit like Guthrie, Oklahoma which will showcase the 2024 Arenacross Amateur National Championship on January 27-28, 2024. The series will conclude with a spectacular finale at the Orleans Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada on March 29th, 2024.Don’t miss out on the fast-paced excitement and family-friendly fun as the AMA Arenacross Championship puts rising stars and pro legends on center stage in 2023-2024. To view the full schedule, please follow this link. AMA Arenacross Championship schedule.

Amateur Racing:

With 23 events available, this season is the perfect platform for amateur racers to showcase and improve their skills while taking a step closer to professional racing. The pinnacle awaits in the form of the Amateur National Championship. Here, amateurs can earn an AMA national number one plate at the one and only indoor AMA National Championship for amateurs. 

A/B All-Star Racing:

The season introduces A/B All-Star Racing, a place where amateurs on the verge of turning pro, or looking to get into SX futures, can receive national preparation and test their mettle against the best in the business. A/B All-Stars will be racing under the lights, in front of the crowd and alongside the Pros for all 14 of the AX Pro events. 

AX Junior 50cc  Racing:

The four through eight year-old 50cc and E-moto riders will have a unique opportunity to experience the life of a professional Arenacross rider for a day! This class will get the experience and thrill of racing in front of a packed out crowd at each AX Pro and AX Pro/Am event.

Online Race Registration:

Registration is open now. Please register early to secure your spot. We have options for registering for the entire race season with one registration or registering per event.To register for the events, please visit Racer Registration .

Racer Resources:

You can find all the resources you need in one convenient location. This includes registration, class structure, rules, race day schedule and much more. Click here to find these resources, Racer Resources. 

Rules and Regulations:

For a comprehensive understanding of the rules and regulations, visit AMA Arenacross Rules . We encourage all racers and teams to be well versed in our guidelines to ensure a fair and competitive season.

Please note that venue-specific information for all events will be sent out during the week of each event for all registered racers. If you or your team members would like this information, be sure to sign up at last seven days prior to the event

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The Arenacross British Championship is back for 2024! 

Arenacross is a show like no other. It’s a high-octane mix of indoor Motocross racing from 6yo kids to the top Pros, Freestyle Motocross (FMX) madness and it’s packed to the rafters with all-round family fun and frenzied entertainment. It’s guaranteed to keep you on your feet yelling and hollering for more! 

Round 1 kicked off at Bolesworth, Chester in September and set the scene for a 7 round tour of the UK in January and February 2023, where the reigning Champion Tommy Searle, and last year’s runner up Conrad Mewse will be returning to battle for the 2024 title.

Freestyle Motocross features throughout the show, and takes the action, quite literally, to another level! It’s mind-blowing, spectacular and dangerous in equal measure. It takes place some 60ft in the air when a group of insanely talented ‘rebels’ fly off a huge ramp over a platform in the centre of the arena, throwing loads of cool and seemingly impossible tricks, one-handed, no-handed, sideways, upside-down, you name it, they do it.  

These awesome sporting stars compete in year-round world tour events such as the X-Games and Red Bull X-Fighters, but … you’ve got to get involved as the louder you scream, the bigger the tricks.

There is so much more to Arenacross all aimed at keeping the audience engaged and shrieking for more. Make sure you arrive early for the pre show autograph sessions as doors to the venue open, but don’t just take our word for it …. BUY TICKETS! 

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Outside food and drink is not permitted into the venue unless it is for a baby. i.e. a baby bottle/baby food. Please avoid bringing food within glass containers where possible.

If you or a member of your party requires bringing food and drink for medical reasoning and allergies, please respond to this e-mail with further information so a member of the team can assist you.

What is the Bag Policy?

Children sized backpacks are permitted into the venue as they fall under the size guidance of our bag policy - any bag larger than an A3 piece of paper (approx 35cm(W)x40cm(H)x19cm(D)) are not allowed into the venue. 

If bringing an infant where you require changing items, we request that where possible if you can bring a smaller bag. If not - please do bring only the items, you need. You are permitted to bring nappies, wipes etc for the purpose of changing.

If you do require to bring extra items or may need assistance with bag sizing - please do respond to this e-mail with further information so a member of the team can assist you.

What is the age requirement for a ticket?

Children under the age of 2 do not require a ticket and must remain on the parent/guardian's lap for the duration of the show. If your child is above this age and does require a seat - you would be required to have a ticket. 

Should you require any assistance, please do speak to a member of our stewarding team. We also have our Customer Services team available for the duration of the event. This is located near Block 101.

What should I do if I require a respite area?

We always endeavour to provide a room if anybody requires a break and a period of respite from the performance. We just ask that you please speak to a supervisor (in purple) or our Customer Service team (opposite block 101) who can assist.

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If you do need to bring sensory items with you, we do permit this, we just ask that this is communicated to us in advance of your visit, so that we can make our stewards aware. Please e-mail our team via:  [email protected]  with details, so they can best advise.

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Arenacross Is Set To Bring Action Sports To Aberdeen

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The 2023 Arenacross Tour presented by Fix Auto UK launched in Aberdeen yesterday, Thursday 24th November 2022.

In attendance were the Scottish three-times British Motocross Champion and Motocross Grand Prix winner Shaun Simpson, local youth rider Alfie Stott, and Arenacross series promoter Matt Bates.

Arenacross is a hugely popular sports and entertainment show which is set to raise the rafters of the P&J Live, for the only Scottish stop of the Tour, when it visits the city for the first time ever next year on Saturday the 28th and Sunday the 29th of January.

The show is a high-octane mix of indoor Motocross racing and Freestyle MX carefully choreographed into a three-hour live performance that includes lasers, pyrotechnics and unscripted racing all performed to an adrenaline-inducing soundtrack. It’s a brilliant family night out that’s suitable for all ages.

Expect to see the very best British motocross racers, including the reigning British MX1 champion Tommy Searle and British MX2 champion Conrad Mewse, line up for a series of short and sharp eliminator races, leading to the event’s main finale where there can only be one winner. It’s brutal, yet fun, and you don’t even need to know anything about motocross racing to enjoy it!

When local hero Simpson takes to the line, he’ll be battling for the right to be crowned ACU (Auto Cycle Union) British Arenacross Champion as, in another first for 2023, the championship is endorsed by the UK’s motorcycling governing body and Arenacross will have full British Championship status.

Elsewhere within the racing arena will be youngsters from within the vicinity of Aberdeen on electric bikes contesting the all-new KTM AXE5 championship. There’ll also be racing for all age groups for racers from just six-years of age right the way through to the Professionals.

Freestyle Motocross forms a significant part of the Arenacross extravaganza and, quite literally, takes the action to another level. It’s mind-blowing, spectacular and dangerous in equal measure. It takes place some 60ft in the air when a group of insanely talented ‘rebels’ fly off a huge ramp over a platform in the centre of the arena, throwing loads of cool and seemingly impossible tricks, one-handed, no-handed, sideways, upside-down, you name it, they do it.

Embracing the positive impact the visit to Aberdeen will have on Arenacross, series promoter Matt Bates said; “The opportunity to bring such an action-packed show to Aberdeen’s incredible P&J Live is something that, once we visited the venue, was an absolute no-brainer. It’s one of the most incredible venues to stage indoor Motocross and on behalf of our entire team, we can’t wait to roll up in January and shock the Scottish fans with the fastest and most exciting indoor family show.”

The 2023 Arenacross Tour:

• Round 1: Friday 20th January – SSE Arena, Belfast, Northern Ireland
• Round 2: Saturday 21st January – SSE Arena, Belfast, Northern Ireland
• Round 3: Saturday 28th January – P&J Live, Aberdeen, Scotland
• Round 4: Sunday 29th January – P&J Live, Aberdeen, Scotland
• Round 5: Saturday 4th February – The Resorts World Arena, Birmingham NEC, England
• Round 6: Saturday 18th February – The OVO Arena, Wembley, England

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There is a wide range of food and beverage options available to purchase for concerts and events, including catering outlets offering a variety of hot food options.

Please note - it is against venue policy to allow patrons to bring in their own food and drink to the venue. At P&J live it is our aim to be completely cashless, all of our bars, kiosks and restaurants accept card payments, this is more efficient, safe and ensures a speedy transaction. There are therefore no cash machines on the TECA site.

Yes, there is parking available on-site at P&J Live.

There are various ways to pay for your parking at P&J Live

On site payment machines : We accept both cash and card payments on site, pay on exit is required by entering your vehicle registration at any one of our machines located in the car parks. Please note payment machines only take coins and not notes.

APCOA Connect App : Up to 24 hour after you have left the venue, you can pay for your parking on the APCOA Connect App. Once you have downloaded the app, use location code 6680 for the Sub-T Car Park (underground) and location code 2356 for the Surface Car Park.

You can also pay for parking via the APCOA website here , click which car park you parked in and then you will be able to pay for parking.

At P&J Live it is our aim to be completely cashless, all of our bars, kiosks and restaurants accept card and contactless payments. This is more efficient, safe and ensures a speedy transaction.

There are no cash machines on the TECA sites.

Regular buses will be coming in and out of the complex daily for public use. Details on bus routes and operators are still in discussion and any updates will be posted on the getting here page of the website.

Currently, the Stagecoach Bluebird Jet Service 727 runs regularly from Aberdeen City Centre to Aberdeen Airport, stopping in the TECA site.

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AO Arena is being filled with thousands of tonnes of dirt for a night of motocross racing and unreal stunts

The dancefloor has become a dirt track to make way for hours of non-stop gravity-defying and nail-biting carnage. Sold.

Manchester’s AO Arena is being filled with thousands of tonnes of dirt ahead of a truly epic, high-octane night of dirtbike racing, freestyle motocross and stunts you’ll only be able to watch through your fingers.

Over 3000 tonnes, to be precise — all courtesy of the much-anticipated Arenacross Tour 2024 .

That’s right: whether you can picture it or not, one of Manchester’s most iconic and beloved venues, where many of you will have watched countless gigs and live performances over the years, is set to be turned into one big dirt track, complete with giant makeshift ramps, jumps and more.

With the AO set to host one of the Arena ‘s most action-packed and biggest nights of extreme sports in the UK for just the third time in the event’s history, fans can expect everything from seven-year-old racing starlets to top pros competing for coveted titles.

Taking two days to build from start to finish including moving the dirt, the multi-discipline motocross event’s visit to Manchester on Saturday, 6 January has seen a total of 5,000 tonnes shipped from Bolesworth Castle in Tattenhall, Cheshire — the home of the Arenacross Festival — to assemble the full track and all its various aspects.

Requiring huge 25 dump trucks working around the clock (we’re talking loading the dirt until gone midnight and hauling it to the city centre by 5am that same day), a core team of 60 people and plenty more Arena staff chip to bring this gloriously muddy and petrol-fumed wonder to life.

Now into just the second round of Arenacross British Championship , Mancs will get to see the likes of reigning Champion Tommy Searle and last year’s runner-up Conrad Mewse battling it out for the 2024 title, as well all lots of tricks and bikes flying over 60 feet high in the air.

More than 500,000 people have come along to watch these events over the past decade and, considering what’s on show, it’s no surprise.

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As you can see, it isn’t just about what people are doing on two wheels either: there’s plenty of pyrotechnics, light shows and general fanfare to be enjoyed.

It’s the only indoor event of its kind anywhere in the UK and with this being their 78th show and their 10-year anniversary year, the organisers are determined to make this Manchester date bigger and better than ever.

It’s been five long years since Arenacross last came to Manchester and they’ve shifted over a quarter of a million tonnes of dirt to bring this thing to life since it started. Even witnessing the mountains of dirt being dumped into the middle of a floor we’re used to dancing on was pretty surreal.

This is definitely one of those things where you need to see it to believe it, so if you’re interested in experiencing the only indoor motocross event in the country this Saturday, you can grab your tickets for the event HERE .

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A local Manchester business has sarcastically pointed out the glaring similarities between a new t-shirt on ASOS and one of its own designs.

Club de Padel has a range of retro-inspired merch with UN:IK, a small independent streetwear brand also based here in Manchester.

Its collection of t-shirts, hoodies, tracksuits, hats and bags often feature a design of an illustrated padel ball (which to the untrained eye is basically a tennis ball) in motion.

But this week a t-shirt appeared on ASOS that also featured an illustrated padel ball in motion, just in a slightly different colour palette.

The ASOS version, which has now been removed from sale, also undercut Club de Padel’s price by £6.

Since Club de Padel took the ’embarrassing’ copycat product public on their Instagram page, ASOS has launched an investigation and taken it off their website.

The sports venture, based at Deansgate Square and the only padel club in Manchester, wrote: “Love the new designs ASOS, kinda reminds us of something though…

“Ah. Well that’s embarrassing… We’ve got a new line coming soon with UN:IK Clothing you’re just gonna love ASOS.

“In the meantime we made this for you @asos, save your design team a job.”

An ASOS spokesperson said: “We take intellectual property issues very seriously and have removed this product from sale while we investigate further.”

Of the Club de Padel and UN:IK collaboration , aka the real deal, UN:IK says it has ‘served up a staple for us, retro inspired leisure pieces with Manchester’s first ever padel club’.

They wrote: “Inspired by owners after a trip to Spain, Club de Padel has hit the city with a wave and the lifestyle brand we have created with them reinforces the fastest growing sport across Europe.

“Our classic vintage washes and oversized fits, working with independent designs as always on this local independent partnership. Don’t be afraid to the sport, we’ll guarantee you love it as much as these clothes.”

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The Manchester Remembers Foundation have just released the official kit designs for this year’s upcoming charity football match and they’re utterly amazing.

The 2024 Manchester Remembers charity game is fast approaching, with this year’s edition set to take place in July and the excitement is really starting to build – especially with kits as eye-catching as these.

Roping in help from local media and production company Badger and Coombes , as well as getting Lionesses legend Sue Smith involved in the kit launch, the brand new Legends and Celebs kits have finally been revealed in extremely fine fashion.

Lovingly made once again by Oldham-based kit manufacturers, Hope and Glory , and with Salfordian fashion brand Marc Darcy Menswear serving as the main sponsor, the new shirt designs feature incredibly detailed drawings of recognisable locations around Manchester. Just look at them:

Introducing the New @mcrremembers kits 🤩 These beautiful kits feature intricate drawings of some of Manchester’s Most famous and iconic sites. ‘A must own for every Mancunian’ 🐝 Hang it on your wall, Hang them in the Louvre! 🖼️ LINK 🔗 IN BIO @suesmith8 🤝🏼 @badgermcr pic.twitter.com/ePbNY9Iocb — The McrRemembers Foundation™️⚽️🐝 (@McrRemembers) April 19, 2024

As you can see, iconic Manc landmarks like Old Trafford and the Etihad Stadium take pride of place in the semi-opaque sublimated pattern on both the white and black versions of the kit.

Other noticeable buildings include Manchester Cathedral, the Central Library, Manchester Central (formerly the GMEX) and even a nice little nod to the Metrolink and Bee Network, just to name a few.

The incredibly detailed design pays homage to the city we all know and love and is a big step up from the already very well-received kits from last year’s charity match.

Once again, all the proceeds from the shirt sales go straight back into the Manchester Remembers Foundation and its partnered charities, which raise money for the families of those sadly lost in the 2017 Manchester Arena attack .

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With a whole host of exciting names taking part in the 2024 edition of the charitable community-driven event, including ex- Manchester United stars Antonia Valencia and Danny Simpson, local celebs like soap star Adam Thomas, YouTuber ‘Angry Ginge’ and many more, it’s going to be a momentous day.

This year marks just the third time the game has been held but the amazing people attached to this non-profit, not to mention the thousands that have turned up to see the wholesome fixture, have already helped raise over £117k for the associated charities. Unbelievable stuff.

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If you’ve not heard about this truly inspiring annual match until now, you can find out more HERE .

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The Arenacross Tour

The Arenacross Tour is back for 2023! 

Europe’s leading Indoor Freestyle Motocross and Race Show returns for a five-round Tour of the UK in January and February 2023.  

Arenacross is a show like no other. It’s a high-octane mix of indoor Motocross racing and Freestyle Motocross (FMX) badness and is packed to the rafters with all-round family fun and frenzied entertainment. It’s guaranteed to keep you on your feet yelling and hollering for more! 

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Dates Confirmed for 2023/24 Arenacross British Championship Presented by Fix Auto UK

Motocross fans can look forward to real battle across Britain as the Arenacross British Championship presented by Fix Auto UK returns for 2024 with a heart-pounding eight-round series.

Opening at Bolesworth Castle, Cheshire (September 15-17) with the brand-new showpiece Arenacross Festival for round 1, the series will officially hit the road in January heading to five venues in three countries.

It’ll be a real happy new year for Arenacross fans in Manchester as the championship heads to the AO Arena on 6 January, before crossing the Irish Sea to the SSE Arena, Belfast (19 & 20 January), then jets north to P&J Live Arena, Aberdeen (26 & 27 January), on to the Resorts World Arena, Birmingham (3 February) before the spectacular finale at the OVO Arena Wembley, London (24 February).

The 2023 edition of Arenacross marked the first time the series was classed as an official British Championship by the Auto-Cycle Union (ACU), with Tommy Searle triumphing following a season-long battle with Conrad Mewse.

Arenacross is a show without compare, featuring a high-octane mix of unparalleled indoor motocross racing and freestyle motocross (FMX) derring-do, whilst being simultaneously packed with all-round family fun and frenzied entertainment.

The series has been thrilling crowds across the length and breadth of the UK for over a decade and has staged around 70 adrenaline-fuelled shows, entertaining over 300,000 action-hungry fans in the process.

The 2023/24 Arenacross Tour Calendar

• Round 1: 15 – 17 September 2023 | AX Fest, Bolesworth Castle, Cheshire • Round 2: 6 January 2024 | AO Arena, Manchester • Round 3 & 4: 19 & 20 January 2024 | SSE Arena, Belfast • Round 5 & 6: 26 & 27 January 2024 | P&J Live Arena, Aberdeen • Round 7: 3 February 2024 | Resorts World Arena, Birmingham • Round 8: 24 February 2024 | OVO Arena Wembley, London.

Matt Bates, Arenacross Promoter and Bolesworth Events Managing Director said: “Save the dates! The release of the Arenacross British Championship schedule means it’s officially time to get your 2024 diaries out and start planning your post-Christmas motocross fix for a truly exciting start to the new year.

“Earlier this year we savoured a truly fantastic battle for the Championship between Tommy Searle and Conrad Mewse; we can’t wait for them pick up from where they left off in February, as well as see who will join them in the battle for the title.

“Whilst we can’t wait to get on the road and visiting all corners of the country, officially we’ll be kicking the championship off with The Arenacross Festival at Bolesworth Castle, Cheshire next weekend for our amazing new showpiece event, then heading off for our more traditional series. AX Fest promises to be an amazing curtain raiser for the new season, with racing, freestyle, live music, bike experiences for all ages and so much more – visit bolesworth.com/axfest now for more information and tickets.”

Tickets for the 2023/24 Arenacross British Championship will be available soon; click here to register for our exclusive discount offer and get 20% off tickets when they go on sale!

Fix Auto UK Return as Presenting Partners of AX Fest and Arenacross

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Dates Confirmed for 2023/24 Arenacross British Championship Presented by Fix Auto UK

Motocross fans can look forward to real battle across Britain as the Arenacross British Championship presented by Fix Auto UK returns for 2024 with a heart-pounding eight-round series.

Opening at Bolesworth Castle, Cheshire (September 15-17) with the brand-new showpiece Arenacross Festival for round one, the series will officially hit the road in January heading to five venues in three countries.

It’ll be a real happy new year for Arenacross fans in Manchester as the championship heads to the AO Arena on 6 January, before crossing the Irish Sea to the SSE Arena, Belfast (19 & 20 January), then jets north to P&J Live Arena, Aberdeen (26 & 27 January), on to the Resorts World Arena, Birmingham (3 February) before the spectacular finale at the OVO Arena Wembley, London (24 February).

The 2023 edition of Arenacross marked the first time the series was classed as an official British Championship by the Auto-Cycle Union (ACU), with Tommy Searle triumphing following a season-long battle with Conrad Mewse.

Arenacross is a show without compare, featuring a high-octane mix of unparalleled indoor motocross racing and freestyle motocross (FMX) derring-do, whilst being simultaneously packed with all-round family fun and frenzied entertainment.

The series has been thrilling crowds across the length and breadth of the UK for over a decade and has staged around 70 adrenaline-fuelled shows, entertaining over 300,000 action-hungry fans in the process.

The 2023/24 Arenacross Tour Calendar

• Round 1: 15 – 17 September 2023 | AX Fest, Bolesworth Castle, Cheshire
• Round 2: 6 January 2024 | AO Arena, Manchester
• Round 3 & 4: 19 & 20 January 2024 | SSE Arena, Belfast
• Round 5 & 6: 26 & 27 January 2024 | P&J Live Arena, Aberdeen
• Round 7: 3 February 2024 | Resorts World Arena, Birmingham
• Round 8: 24 February 2024 | OVO Arena Wembley, London.

Matt Bates, Arenacross Promoter and Bolesworth Events Managing Director said: “Save the dates! The release of the Arenacross British Championship schedule means it’s officially time to get your 2024 diaries out and start planning your post-Christmas motocross fix for a truly exciting start to the new year.

“Earlier this year we savoured a truly fantastic battle for the Championship between Tommy Searle and Conrad Mewse; we can’t wait for them pick up from where they left off in February, as well as see who will join them in the battle for the title.

“Whilst we can’t wait to get on the road and visiting all corners of the country, officially we’ll be kicking the championship off with The Arenacross Festival at Bolesworth Castle, Cheshire next weekend for our amazing new showpiece event, then heading off for our more traditional series. AX Fest promises to be an amazing curtain raiser for the new season, with racing, freestyle, live music, bike experiences for all ages and so much more – visit bolesworth.com/axfest now for more information and tickets.”

Tickets for the 2023/24 Arenacross British Championship will be available soon; click here to register for our exclusive discount offer and get 20% off tickets when they go on sale!

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2023 arenacross uk dates and venues.

By Team TMX on 23rd Sep 22

Arenacross returns in 2023 with breathtaking, edge-of-your-seat, indoor motocross racing and freestyle shows in a three-venue tour across the UK.

After a two-year absence, the UK Arenacross Tour is back for its ninth edition and we've got the dates and venues, plus the chance to score discounted tickets.

https://www.tmxnews.co.uk/news/arenacross/ax/2023-arenacross-adds-venues-for-uk-tour/

Whether you're looking for an exciting family night out or are a full-on petrolhead craving the thrill of indoor motocross, the Arenacross Tour UK is the spectacular full-throttle thrills and spills experience that'll keep you on the edge of your seat!

2023 Arenacross Tour dates and venues

SR75 Suzukis Charles Le Francois was the last rider to win the Pro 450 Championship (2020), and was the RM-Z450s fifth Arenacross title, after wins in 2015, 2016, 2017, and 2018.

You can register now for an exclusive 20% pre-sale discount!

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The exclusive ticket pre-sale for the Arenacross Tour 2023 runs until midnight on September 30th 2022.

Just signup for Arenacross Tour's exclusive mailing list now and get a 20 per cent discount on ticket prices when the pre-sale begins.

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Aerosmith, The Black Crowes announce new tour dates. Get tickets to Indianapolis concert

The long-anticipated Aerosmith "Peace Out: Farewell Tour" is back after a postponement due to a vocal injury to Steven Tyler, the lead singer.

Aerosmith announced new tour dates on April 10, and the "Peace Out" tour, featuring The Black Crowes, will rock the Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis on Jan. 16, 2025, towards the end of tour dates. The tour begins on Sept. 20 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and concludes on Feb. 26, 2025, in Buffalo, New York.

The tour, which kicked off in September 2023, was postponed due to a vocal injury experienced by lead singer. The band posted on Instagram on Sept. 29, 2023, telling fans shows wouldn't continue until 2024.

"To our fans: Unfortunately, Steven’s vocal injury is more serious than initially thought. His doctor has confirmed that in addition to the damage to his vocal cords, he fractured his larynx which requires ongoing care. He is receiving the best medical treatment available to ensure his recovery is swift, but given the nature of a fracture, he is being told patience is essential," according to the caption.

Indianapolis concerts: Maroon 5 and Maren Morris will return to the Indy area this summer. How to get tickets

The band posted again on April 10 revealing new tour dates.  "All previously purchased tickets will be honored for the rescheduled shows – you’ll receive more info via email. Tickets for the rescheduled dates & newly added shows go on sale Fri 4/12 @ 10AM local at aerosmith.com," according to the caption.

Aerosmith and The Black Crowes is scheduled for 7 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 16, 2025, at the Gainbridge Fieldhouse, located at 125 S Pennsylvania St. in Indianapolis. Tickets go on sale on Friday at 10 a.m. Click here to learn more.