Lewis Gregory relaunched his Maxxis British Motocross Championship campaign in style at the weekend, as the Relentless Suzuki rider scored his best ever British Championship finish with a third place overall at round four at Lyng in Norfolk.

Pump-X (UK) Ltd are pleased to announce their support for the 2007 season of the following teams and riders.

Team Relentless Suzuki were once again split in competition at the weekend with Scott Probert making his debut in the European MX2 championship in Talavera la Reina in Spain and Jamie Law at Whiteway Barton in Devon for the second round of the MMX Open British Championship.

Ben Wilson was left disappointed at Brands Hatch when heavy snow caused the racing to be abandoned without a wheel being turned on Sunday.

Round two of the Maxxis British Motocross Championship moved to Canada Heights on Easter Sunday, with freezing temperatures greeting the Relentless Suzuki team upon arrival at the Kent track.

The opening round of the 2008 Maxxis British motocross championship took place this weekend on the jump infested Donnington Park circuit with sole Relentless Suzuki rider Scott Probert flying the flag for the team on the RM-Z250.

Team Relentless Suzuki regret to announce that both Jamie Law and Lewis Gregory will miss the first round of the Maxxis British Motocross Championship, being held at Donington Park this weekend, due to injury sustained in pre-season training.

Pump-X is pleased to announce their continued support for the upcoming season to reigning MX2 British Champion Mike Brown. After using pump-x last year at the British round of the FIM World Motocross Championships at Donington Park, Brown continued to use the product for the remainder of the season, allowing him to keep his 'arm pump' issues under control.

Relentless Suzuki rider Lewis Gregory ended his 2007 season in fine style at the weekend, taking a race win at the final round of the British Masters Championship held at Foxhills, near Swindon, to finish the series as runner-up.

CAS HONDA rider 'Mike Brown' from Piney Flats, Tennessee USA, has been in the press recently complaining about 'arm pump' and thinking seriously about surgery.

The third round of the British Masters MX series held at Hawkstone Park in Shropshire at the weekend, saw tremendous consistency from the Team Relentless Suzuki squad, with all riders securing podium positions, with Lewis Gregory taking the overall win.

Relentless Suzuki's Lewis Gregory demonstrated the talent that he clearly possesses by riding to fifth place in the opening British MX2 race yesterday at Canada Heights in Kent.

Team Relentless Suzuki enjoyed a solid brace of results both at home and abroad at the weekend, with the squad contesting both the European MX2 Championship in France and the British Under 21 Championship at Matchams Park.

Pump-X (UK) Ltd are pleased to announce their support for the 2007 season of the following teams and riders, UK managing director Kieran Lewis passing comment "we believe the following support for the 2007 season is another positive step in our quest to establish ourselves in the UK as a major contributer to the success of these riders and teams, and are delighted to be part of all concerned, and wish all success in their chosen disciplines".

PumpX is now widely used in all areas of motorcycle racing, and for the 2007 season has secured endorsements and sponsorship arrangements with Carl Nunn, current British MX2 Champion, Sam Warren, current British Supermotard Champion, plus the Relentless Suzuki Motocross squad to name a few.

Pump-X (UK) are now looking for retailers to help continue with this success.

After a glorious weekend last time out at Ingliston in Scotland, the MotoGB British Supermotard Championship moved on to the Pembrey circuit in South Wales for racing on the Bank Holiday Monday, in what was a make or break meeting for the SR Off-Road Aprilia team.