Farewell to Cusses: The MX Nationals is the last pro race ever on the legendary British track

It's been ridden by so many great riders over the years - from Doug Dubach to Justin Barcia, Max Anstie to Dean Wilson and so many more. But the famous Cusses Gorse circuit near Stonehenge in Wiltshire is to finally close its doors and revert to farmland.
But in a glorious goodbye, the top UK pro riders got to race one final time on the track in round four of the UK's MX Nationals. And what a race it was as Conrad Mewse, Josh Gilbert and Harri Kullas scrapped for the podium, chased by Tommy Searle, Tristan Purdon, Ivo Monticelli. John Adamson, Stu Edmonds and Martin Barr in the MX1 class.
While AMA supercross ace Dylan Walsh faced Joel Rizzi, Jorgen Talviku, Joe Brooks, Dylan Woodock, Charlie Cole, Taylor Hammal, Charlie Heyman and Carlton Husband in MX2.

[@loopybella222]

Great video that. I was there and this captures it nicely!

[@MotoHead]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@peterb121]

Riding is without words , the ultimate expression between man and machine. Another win to whoever hate offroad motorcycles and the industry. Unfortunately in this world of stick and ball games that are more important than the passion and lifestyle of the enthusiast to the hardcore racer .

[@mentalmaxi5555]

Such a shame to lose this venue, interested to the reason why it’s going

[@adamhowarth2699]

The land owner wants to put it back to arable land apparently so I read somewhere

[@mnnc6742]

Description…….revert back to farmland

[@michaelbrimecome6671]

I live in Europe all or most circuito are municipal European money pay for it and money go's to help the local people and the farmers land gets payed buy the Eu it's all fence and used max twice a year