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French rider Marvin Musquin continues to recover from a wrist injury sustained prior to last weekend’s San Diego round of the 2023 AMA Supercross Championships.
By winning his heat race and the main event, Eli Tomac had another perfect week in San Diego to stay atop the 2023 SuperMotocross rankings after San Diego while three of the top five 450 riders swapped positions.
The big annual New Zealand Motocross Grand Prix at Woodville is the stuff of legends and today we hear from one of those legends, Manawatu man Tim Gibbes.
Eli Tomac and Jett Lawrence snatched their second consecutive victories in the 450 and 250 SX classes respectively of the 2023 AMA Supercross season inside Snapdragon Stadium in San Diego, California, at the weekend.
The annual King of the Mountain motocross near New Plymouth at the weekend again earned the host Taranaki Motorcycle Club a big thumbs-up from the bike community.
Once more we have decided to scavenge our way through the BikesportNZ.com photo archives, bringing you a few special moments from the past out into the daylight.
Colorado’s Eli Tomac and Australia’s Jett Lawrence took the early lead in the AMA Supercross Championships standings with their victories at Anaheim 1 and round two is this weekend at Snapdragon Stadium in San Diego, California.
Whakatane motorcycle ace Mitch Rees is relentlessly edging closer to achieving his goal for the 2022-23 national superbike championships season, to retain his national superbike crown.
Very few riders will be feeling comfortable enough to rest on their laurels after the fourth round of six in this season’s New Zealand Superbike Championships in Invercargill at the weekend dealt a few more shock blows.
Here we go again … after trolling through the BikesportNZ.com archive folders, we decided the time was right to bring these photos out into the daylight.
Just because we can … and that’s all the justification we really need, to be honest, we have chosen to drag out these old pictures from the BikesportNZ.com archives.
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