Get on board with Ken Roczen as he seals the deal on his historic comeback and wins his first 450cc main event in nearly three years at round two of the 2020 United States Supercross Championships series in St. Louis, Missouri.
The official entry lists for the opening round of the 2020 FIM Motocross World Championships are out now.
The legacy continues on for Suzuki New Zealand, its fledgling GIXXER Cup competition again serving as motivation and an inspiration for many aspiring young Kiwi racers.
He’s running third overall in the Supersport 300 class standings after round one, but Timaru’s Harry Parker reckons home track advantage will boost him up the rankings this coming weekend.
It wasn’t perfect, but “pretty damn close” for Bay of Plenty’s Damon Rees as he raced to a thrilling victory in Canterbury at the weekend.
It was a stunning opening round for this season’s New Zealand Superbike Championships in Canterbury at the weekend, with close racing through all the various bike categories, a major lap record shattered and several new ones set.
What a difference a year makes – from a zero result to maximum points in just 12 months signifying a remarkable turnaround for Suzuki hero Richie Dibben.
Germany’s Ken Roczen has been through a lot over the past three years, but much of that became just a bad memory when he won the St Louis Supercross, in Missouri, at the weekend.
We recently gave you some video footage from the big annual Honda Whakatane Summercross and today we’re bringing you a “bonus” extra film.
Want to know what’s happening on the motorcycling scene in New Zealand and abroad too? Well check out the latest issue of Kiwi Rider … it is waiting to be read right here …
Watch the opening round of the United States Supercross Championships from the perspective of Honda rider Ken Roczen’s helmet.
New Zealand’s Dylan Walsh has been competing for Husqvarna in Europe for the past few seasons, highlighted by his winning the British MX2 Championships in 2019, but he will return Downunder for 2020.
It is often considered that defending a title can be tougher than winning it in the first place, but Auckland Suzuki rider Daniel Mettam is quietly confident that he can do just that.
Suzuki’s support for motorcycling internationally and in New Zealand has been legendary, the brand enjoying outstanding successes and a high profile in many different areas over the years.
The 2019 New Zealand Superbike Championships went right down to the wire and it will possibly be the same story again in 2020.
The big annual Honda Whakatane Summercross is now in the record books, but here’s a chance for you to look back and enjoy a few memories while they’re still fresh.
Mistakes were made left and right, but Justin Barcia once again showed how good he is under pressure, winning round one of the 2020 United States Supercross Championship from Adam Cianciarulo and Cooper Webb.
Want to know what’s happening on the motorcycling scene in New Zealand and abroad too? Well check out the latest issue of Kiwi Rider … it is waiting to be read right here …
The big annual Honda Whakatane Summercross is now in the record books, but here’s a chance for you to look back and enjoy a few memories while they’re still fresh.
Spain’s Alex Marquez with join his MotoGP world champion brother Marc Marquez in the premier category this season and here he talks about the exciting step forward.