About Tommy searle

The most successful British Rider over the past 2 decades with multiple GP wins (14) against the very best to ever do it Jeffrey Herlings, Ken Roczen and Antionio Carioli. Podiums in America when Tommy moved there at just 19 years old after finishing 2nd in the world 2 years running. Tommy is still currently racing and was British Champion for the 6th time in 2025.

The training days…

If your just a beginner starting out or a experienced racer I can help from the very basics to helping you find that next step in your racing, Attacking sections reading the track and building your confidence through using the right techniques / body positioning. I enjoy seeing the riders progress throughout the day and seeing how the right body position and technique allows them to ride far easyer, safer and then in turn faster and see how much riders enjoy it when doing it correctly. The groups are between 8-12 riders sometimes smaller. I make sure I can assess each rider individually to help there specific needs as i’m very aware that each rider has different areas they would like to improve on the during day and will work with them on those as well as the group as a whole.

My Story.

I’ve been racing motocross since 6 years old progressing through the schoolboy classes just like the kids racing today then on into professional British and World motocross racing my first wolrd Championship race at 15 years old.  My first year racing the world Championship I finished 8th overall with 3 overal podiums in that season. The following year I was 2nd overal with multiple GP wins.  Again the year after I finished 2nd taking the championship down to the final round at just 18years old. I then went to race in the USA where I finished 3 times on the overal podium my first season there at 19 years old.  I raced AMA supercross the following year finishing 7th at round one then picking up and injury and returning to Outdoors to finish 2nd in the first race of the year before again Injuring the same shoulder I hurt in supercross .  I then came back to Europe where I fought for the world title against Jeffrey Herlings in 2012 winning 7 of the 15 GPs that season.  I’ve raced for Team GB at the Motocross Of Nations 11 times throughout my career winning my class in the most prestigious event in motocross.  I’ve now stepped back from World Championship racing and with more time on my hands can offer coaching days.