Some of the best riders on the planet – including at least two Kiwis — will converge for two days of racing at Farleigh Castle in England in two weeks’ time, there to race the vintage Motocross des Nations.

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A top 10 finish is the target for New Zealand’s Josh Coppins as his racing career in Europe winds towards a conclusion.

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Belgian motocross legend Roger DeCoster will be parting ways with the Suzuki factory at the close of the 2010 season.

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A fundraiser motocross is to be held in Taranaki this Saturday to assist Hawera’s Brad Groombridge to get to the Motocross of Nations in Colorado in three weeks’ time.

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The 2010 motocross season has been one of extremes for New Zealand’s Kayne Lamont, at both the good and bad ends of the spectrum.

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Want to go faster, straighter, safer and with more style? Want to win trophies and titles?

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The hits just keep on coming for Kiwi Yamaha ace Paul Whibley.

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With so many years of international experience under his wheels, Auckland veteran Tony Cooksley was the obvious choice to manage the three-rider Team New Zealand at this year’s Motocross of Nations in the United States.

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It was an excellent weekend for Italy’s Davide Gozzini after winning his first GP of the season and becoming the new FIM SuperMoto World Championship leader at the GP of Sicily on Sunday.

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German teen Ken Roczen blitzed the field, finishing 1-1 as well as the 2010 German ADAC MX Masters title at Gaildorf at the weekend.

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