Just a week after opening the Australian Supercross Championships in Brisbane, riders fought out round two in Adelaide on Saturday and again it was a pair of Americans who lit the candles in each class.
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Forget Lightbox, Netflix, Spark Sport or Sky TV for your summer viewing – get royally entertained with live motorcycle racing at the always-popular Suzuki International Series, starting in December.
A victory at last year’s Adelaide supercross round essentially kick-started local hero Brett Metcalfe’s 2018 SX1 Championship campaign.
It has been an amazing year for Kiwi motocross hero Dylan Walsh, racing internationally and stamping his authority.
The golden season just keeps on going for Whanganui enduro and cross-country ace Seth Reardon.
With the recent international enduro racing success enjoyed by Canterbury’s Hamish Macdonald, we thought now would be an ideal time to reflect on the Kiwi heroes who went before him.
The 2019 Australian Supercross Championship kicked off inside Brisbane’s Entertainment Centre on Saturday night with two American riders taking the wins.
With the start of the Australian Supercross Championship this weekend, both Justin Brayton and Jay Wilson will be sporting No.1 plates on their respective machines.
Canadian-based New Zealand rider Trent Burgiss has won this year’s Baja Rally, proving once again that Kiwis are among the toughest and most skilled of the world’s off-road bike racers.
Australian Toby Price has won the fifth and final stage of the 2019 Rally du Maroc, but American Husqvarna rider Andrew Short claimed the event win overall.
He has been tearing up the tarmac around New Zealand for several years and now Upper Hutt’s Rogan Chandler is hoping he can do it internationally as well.
The 2019 Australian Supercross Championships season, including a round in New Zealand, will kick off this coming weekend, October 12, inside the Brisbane Entertainment Centre.
The trophy engravers will be working overtime after the 2019 edition of the New Zealand Mini Motocross Nationals in Hawke’s Bay at the weekend.
Spain’s Marc Marquez was crowned the 2019 MotoGP World Champion at the weekend in the only way he knows how: with a thrilling race win delivered at the final corner.
Let’s travel back to June 2017, when Kiwi freestyle motocross hero Levin Sherwood became the world’s first to land an FMX bike no-hander double back-flip.
Here is an absolute treasure … old film coverage of motocross in New Zealand back in the 1960s and 70s, courtesy McLaren Archives and compiled by Alan McLaren.
How about these clips from the World Enduro Super Series … great viewing. And you thought riding enduro in sand was easy?
Motocross is unquestionably an extreme and dangerous sport, a big part of its appeal and why it attracts so much attention.