With three wins from four starts, it’s probably fair to say that Bay of Plenty rider Damon Rees was the most dominant individual racing at Taupo’s Bruce McLaren Motorsport Park on Sunday.
It may have been his first competitive outing on a 1000cc superbike, but Wainuiomata’s Shane Richardson showed at the weekend that he was more than ready for a little extra horsepower.
After a fruitful end-of-season test in Jerez, reigning MotoGP World Champion Marc Marquez has undergone surgery at the Hospital Universitari Dexeus, in Barcelona, Spain.
The big annual New Zealand Motocross Grand Prix at Woodville will again enjoy elevated status in 2019.
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The boys from Downunder are making waves in Europe and aspiring Kiwis could perhaps do no better than to took to Australian brothers Hunter and Jett Lawrence or Kiwi riders Dylan Walsh and Josiah Natzke for inspiration.
Taikorea’s Paul Whibley may currently be injured and out of action, but his Yamaha NZXC Series will carry on regardless, the final round set for the King Country this Saturday.
For three weeks each December, the speed of life quickens as the annual Suzuki Series weaves its magic.
Bay of Plenty’s Josiah Natzke arrived at Tokoroa on Saturday afternoon with a two-point advantage over his nearest rival and he left that night with the buffer blown out to a massive 15 points.
A handful of unbeaten performances lit up the night sky at a damp round one of the New Zealand Supercross Championships at Tokoroa on Saturday.
American supercross rider Justin Brayton is the King of Geneva after producing a sensational performance in the French-speaking Swiss city.
Former Australian and current New Zealand MX1 champion Kirk Gibbs has been drafted to the powerful CDR Yamaha Monster Energy Team for the 2019 motocross season.
The team from the United States was expected to win at home, but it didn’t work out that way at the 2018 Motocross of Nations.
Scotsman Dean Wilson produced this behind-the-scenes video of his time in New Zealand for the S-X Open Auckland at Mt Smart Stadium a week ago.
Whanganui’s annual Cemetery Circuit event, the jewel in the crown of motorcycle road-racing in New Zealand, leads the way for a new event concept in Whanganui – Speedweek, set for this December.
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High-flying supercross action again hits the South Waikato town of Tokoroa this coming weekend.
Bay of Plenty’s Josiah Natzke is back home now after a long season of motocross racing in Europe, the Honda rider keen to take a break before he heads back to Germany in the New Year.
It was an opportunity too good to miss and 10 young Kiwi riders accepted the challenge on Saturday night.
Suzuki’s Chad Reed is a three-time champion in the United States and now he’s the FIM Oceania Supercross Champion as well.