Paul Irwin, a highly experienced figure in British motocross and the founder of MX Nationals, has been appointed as the new series director for the 2025 ACU British Motocross Championship. The ACU has made the decision to bring the championship back in-house, and Irwin’s appointment is seen as a significant development for the future of the series.
Paul Irwin, new series director for the ACU British Motocross ChampionshipIn his new role, Irwin will be working closely with the ACU, its organising clubs, teams, and commercial partners to influence the strategic direction and overall development of the championship. With his extensive background in British motocross and a successful track record in managing the Fastest40 National MX series for more than a decade, Irwin is ready to bring a wealth of expertise to the ACU’s motocross activities.
As the series director, Irwin says he aims to implement a comprehensive overhaul of the championship in collaboration with clubs and venues. Additionally, he intends to focus on attracting increased support from off-road-focused businesses to further enhance the championship’s profile and success. Irwin also plans to introduce live streaming for each round of the championship, making it easily accessible to the public and providing heightened exposure for sponsors.
The ACU says that this appointment signals the start of a new era for its British Motocross Championship, and it anticipates Irwin’s leadership will pave the way for a host of positive changes as the ACU seeks to breathe new life into the sport. Stay tuned for further updates as the series continues to evolve under Irwin’s guidance.
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