New Moto Fest Anglesey event set for July 2026 at Trac Môn Circuit
Running 24–26 July at Trac Môn, Moto Fest Anglesey will offer riding across multiple disciplines, alongside entertainment, exhibitors and on-site camping.
A new UK bike festival is heading to North Wales this summer, with Moto Fest Anglesey set to land at Trac Môn Circuit on 24–26 July 2026.
The three-day event is being pitched as a riding-focused festival, with organisers aiming to get people on bikes as much as possible. That means a mix of on-track sessions, guided road rides around the island and off-road routes, all open to a wide range of riders, from absolute newcomers through to more experienced hands.
One of the headline additions is a set of ‘new to track’ sessions run by James Whitham and his team. These are aimed at riders who haven’t been on circuit before, offering short, low-pressure sessions with small group sizes. Riders can use their own bikes and normal road kit, with 15-minute outings priced at £25.
Away from the tarmac, there’ll also be off-road and adventure riding options, including trails and enduro-style loops, plus chances to try different bikes, including electric models. The idea is to give visitors the chance to try something they might not normally ride.
Alongside the riding, the event will include a festival village with manufacturers, retailers and brands, plus a stage hosting rider interviews and talks. Live music and food stalls will run across the weekend, rounding out the off-bike side of things.
Moto Fest Anglesey will also play host to a round of the FIM TrialGP World Championship, bringing top-level trials action to the same weekend. That includes appearances from leading riders such as Toni Bou, alongside the Women’s World Championship class.
Camping will be available on site, and tickets are already on sale, starting from £15 for entry-level options.
You can find out more about the event over on the official website.
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