Yamaha has added another string to its bow with news this week that Bay of Plenty motocross international Rhys Carter will be joining the boys in blue.
The list of entrants for this year’s Monster Energy Motocross of Nations in the United States continues to grow with each passing day.
Australia has named its team for the upcoming Motocross of Nations in the United States.
Australian multi-time former national supercross champion and two-time former United States supercross champion Chad Reed may be going yellow for 2019.
Four-time World Supercross Champion Ryan Villopoto has been confirmed for the upcoming S-X Open at Auckland’s Mt Smart Stadium.
The Dooen Recreation Reserve in Horsham, Australia, will be the perfect venue to host the FIM Junior Motocross World Championships on August 25-26, 2018.
Altherm JCR Yamaha Racing Team rider Maximus Purvis won the battle, but it was fellow Yamaha rider Bailey Malkiewicz who won the war.
It has been a glorious season of motocross racing for Auckland-based former Takaka rider Hamish Harwood.
Round 10 of the United States Motocross Championships were staged at the weekend with the 33rd running of the Unadilla National and two French riders ended on the top steps of the podium.
Australian motocross and supercross legend Chad Reed has been confirmed for the Monster Energy S-X Open in Auckland.
It could be a real Dutch treat at this year’s Motocross of Nations in the USA in October.
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The names are starting to flood in, with several nations now confirming their squads for the 2018 Motocross of Nations weekend at Red Bud, Michigan, in the United States on October 6-7. Continue reading →
Wayne Gardner, the Aussie battler who went from owning a $5 motorbike to winning the 500cc World Championship, will be at Hampton Downs next Saturday, August 18, for a meet-and-greet with fans.
Champions of the past, present and future will go head-to-head at the annual New Zealand Veterans’ and Women’s Motocross Championships near Timaru on September 1-2.
An FIM-Sanctioned Oceania supercross championship has been announced for November, with the second of the two rounds set for Auckland.
Perhaps there is nothing better than a good rider, a great bike, a huge dollop of determination and some careful coaching by one of New Zealand’s dirt biking elite.
Wainuiomata motorcyclist Jake Whitaker is used to combating and overcoming the most treacherous of terrain.
The win streak stretches on for Auckland motorcycle racer Callan May.
The Lommel circuit in Belgium is the stuff of legends with seemingly endless sand shifting as each rider passes by.