WHIBLEY WINS AGAIN
The hits just keep on coming for Kiwi Yamaha ace Paul Whibley.
Continue reading →Monthly Archives: August 2010
MANAGING THE SHOW
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.
Continue reading →GOZZINI ON TOP
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.
Continue reading →ANOTHER WIN FOR ROCZEN
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.
Continue reading →WIN No.3 FOR PEDROSA
Spain’s Dani Pedrosa passed pole winner Ben Spies on the eighth lap of the Indianapolis MotoGP and pulled away for his third victory of the season Sunday.
Continue reading →UPS AND DOWNS IN THE USA
There were perhaps mixed reactions to be had following the weekend’s 10th round of 12 in this year’s AMA outdoor motocross championships in Massachusetts on Saturday.
Continue reading →TOUGH DAY AT THE OFFICE
New Zealand’s Ben Townley had another tough day at the office on Saturday, this time racing at the 10th round of 12 in this year’s national motocross championships in the United States.
Continue reading →THE DICE HAVE BEEN THROWN
The riders have been picked, the managers named, and now all that’s left is for the Motocross of Nations to happen in Colorado in three weeks’ time.
Continue reading →CARTER REPORTS IN
It has been a while now since New Zealand’s Rhys Carter has been able to race his bike.
Continue reading →JUST A FEW THOUGHTS
COMMENTARY: News came through yesterday that former AMA Motocross and Supercross Champion James Stewart has decided now not to see out the rest of the AMA motocross season.
Continue reading →WATCH THIS SPACE
Make a note of the surname Croft, it’s likely to pop up time and again when talk turns to racing in the 150cc street stock class this season.
Continue reading →SUPERCROSS IN THE BAY
A new and exciting fixture on the New Zealand Supercross calendar was announced today that is the result of the combined skills and experience of two good friends, racers and passionate off-road motorbike enthusiasts Scotty Wilkins and Matt Taylor.
Continue reading →THE DEAL WITH DARRIN
Winning results may be coming from an unexpected quarter this season, especially if Darrin Humphries has anything to do with it.
Continue reading →OFF TO SPAIN
Auckland’s Daniel Mettam has been making waves in New Zealand all season and now he’s going to have the chance to send out a few ripples overseas as well.
Continue reading →JONES READY FOR RE-START
Like a thoroughbred race horse that has been tied up in the stable for too long, Hamilton’s Ken Jones can’t wait to be unbridled.
Continue reading →REED WITHDRAWS
Yet another high-profile rider won’t be at this year’s Motocross of Nations as Chad Reed today announced he was withdrawing from the Australian team.
Continue reading →WORLD JUNIOR CHAMPS
It was a mixed weekend for the Kiwi riders contesting this year’s FIM World Junior Motocross Championships in France.
Continue reading →TARGET ON THEIR BACKS
A target is on the backs of experienced off-road pairing Jason Davis and Shaun Fogarty.
Continue reading →COPPINS MOVES UP
New Zealand’s Josh Coppins posted a strong result at the 13th round of 15 in this year’s FIM Motocross world championship, in Campo Grande, Brazil, at the weekend.
Continue reading →ON TOP OF THE WORLD
The rise of Italian Antonio Cairoli’s through the world motocross ranks has been nothing short of meteoric.
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