Registrations aren't results.
DVLA and dealer figures tell you what left the showroom. They cannot tell you which marque is on the podium in Clubman enduro in Wales, or which one riders switched to mid-season.
BRAND PERFORMANCE /// FOR IMPORTERS
This tells you what wins. We hold every result from the UK's timed off-road rounds, and a third of those entries carry the bike. So we can show you grid share, win rate and podium rate by marque — across a whole season, from the organisers' own timing, for a market nobody currently measures.
LIVE, FROM THE DATABASE
| Marque | Rides | Riders | Wins | Win rate | Podium rate | Avg finish |
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WHY THIS DOESN'T EXIST ANYWHERE ELSE
DVLA and dealer figures tell you what left the showroom. They cannot tell you which marque is on the podium in Clubman enduro in Wales, or which one riders switched to mid-season.
Every row is a classified result from the timing provider the club already pays for, linked back to its source. Nobody types their own result in, and nothing is modelled or estimated.
Every round we ingest makes the next report better. A quarterly subscriber is buying a series, not a snapshot, and the second one is worth more than the first.
WHAT YOU GET
ONE REPORT
£750one-off
For a first look, or a specific question you need answered before a budget meeting.
EVERY QUARTER
£2,400a year, four reports
For a marketing or product team that wants the trend, not a single photograph of it.
Invoiced on 30-day terms. No card, no subscription to cancel. If the first report is not useful, do not buy the second.
GET IN TOUCH
We will come back with what we can actually show for your marque and what we can't — including how much of the field we can see. If the numbers are too thin to be worth your money, we will say so.
BEFORE YOU ASK
The live number is on the table above and it updates with the data. Machine is recorded by the organiser at entry and only some entries carry one, so these are shares of the entries that do — directional, and we label them that way rather than dressing them up as a census. Coverage rises every time a rider confirms their bike on their own page.
No. Reports are aggregate: marques, classes, regions, rates. Where a report names riders — "riders to watch" — they are people who have published a backing page asking to be contacted by sponsors, and the route to them is that public page.
Quarterly subscribers can, with attribution to The Dirt House and the window the figure covers. We would rather you quoted it accurately than not at all, so we will tell you which numbers are solid enough to put on a poster.
Then we say so and you don't buy it. Anything under roughly 40 rides or 8 riders is flagged on the table above as too thin to draw a conclusion from, and that flag is in the data, not the design.