Bay of Plenty’s Ben Townley is no regular on the New Zealand Enduro Championships scene, but he certainly made an impact at the third round of seven in the Yamaha-sponsored series over the Easter Weekend.
He does not often race at home these days, but, when he does, Thames man Chris Birch simply oozes international class.
There’s nothing easy about racing motocross in Australia, but Kiwi hero Maximus Purvis is giving it a great shot.
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Scotsman Dean Wilson suffered serious injuries after a massive crash during the Denver Supercross last weekend, but he has vowed to be back and racing again in quick time.
Belgian MXGP hopeful Clement Desalle expects to shake off his latest injury and be back in action within a few days.
There is little rest for riders or their motorcycles as the rugged Kiwi countryside calls out to them again, demanding to be tamed.
Championship-winning bike racer Paul Pavletich is no stranger to motorcycling in New Zealand.
With an unbeatable three wins from three starts, KTM rider Jason Dickey has his hands on the 2019 New Zealand Cross-country Championships title with a round to spare.
Fresh faces topped the racing as the Australian MX Nationals finally heated up at the weekend, round three of the series.
The Broncos Stadium at Mile High, in Denver, Colorado, in the United States, is called that for a reason … you’re a long way from a warm beach.
We have an update on the condition of injured Suzuki riders Chad Reed and Weston Peick and all is looking positive for a return for both riders, pending medical advice in the near future.
The MotoSR-sponsored 2019 GNCC Series is racing towards a July start in the Woodhill Forest, east of Auckland.
It is make or break time for national title hopefuls this weekend, with time running out for the national cross-country racers.
If momentum can be bottled up and carried over to the following season, then there’s every reason to suspect that the superbike podium will have a blue hue in 2020.
He was one of the most dominant riders of the inaugural GIXXER Cup series last season, but Waikato teenager Jesse Stroud didn’t have luck go his way.
They’re mates off the track, but fierce rivals on it – Dylan Yearbury and Tom Buxton are almost inseparable on the enduro racing scene.
It was always going to be a Suzuki rider standing on top of the superbikes nationals podium this season, there was just the small matter of deciding which one.
It was back-to-back wins for Slovenian Tim Gajser at the 2019 MXGP of Trentino, Italy, at the weekend, but Italian Antonio Cairoli still leads the title chase.
Canterbury’s Avalon Biddle created history when she wrapped up the New Zealand Supersport 600 title in Taupo on Sunday, the first female to win this coveted Kiwi motorcycling crown.