TWO ROUNDS TO GO
He may be about to lose one of his No.1 titles in the United States but New Zealand’s Paul Whibley is not going down without a fight.
Continue reading →Monthly Archives: September 2010
AN EXHAUSTING ISSUE
Just a month ago, on August 30, the California Senate passed SB 435 – known as the “motorcycle exhaust bill” — by a vote of 21-16.
Continue reading →A REASON TO CELEBRATE
Feilding’s Darrin Humphries may be shouting his mates a few beers before the end of the year.
Continue reading →LOOKING BACK; MOVING ON
As we look back on the 2010 Motocross of Nations, now is perhaps an opportune time to look back at some earlier editions of the great race.
Continue reading →ALL DONE AND DUSTED
It was another classic us versus them at this year’s 64th annual Motocross of Nations, the American stars versus the Grand Prix heroes in the one-off “Olympic Games of motocross”, this time at Thunder Valley Park, on the outskirts of … Continue reading →
NEW ZEALAND ADVANCES
Team New Zealand qualified eighth out of 30 countries at this year’s 64th annual Motocross of Nations on the outskirts of Denver Colorado.
Continue reading →De DYCKER IN THE RED
Belgian giant Ken De Dycker has confirmed he will return to Honda next year with the Belgian LS team.
Continue reading →WRITING IS ON THE WALL
The alarm bells are ringing.
Continue reading →THREE CHEERS FOR BAILEY
With this Motocross of Nations heading back to the United States for only the third time in the great event’s 63-year history, it got us to thinking about one of the greatest motocross riders the USA ever produced.
Continue reading →BENNETT DEFIES THE ODDS
Wellington man Mark Bennett defies the odds.
Continue reading →EUROPE-BOUND, ON KAWASAKI AGAIN
Britain is ready to rock again in the 2011 GPs after Team CLS Kawasaki Pro Circuit have sensationally signed Tommy Searle and Max Anstie to head the green challenge in the MX2 World Championship.
Continue reading →FREESTYLE IN WANGANUI
It’s back again! FMX Battle is returning to Wanganui this summer with even more action and a tougher line-up of competitors.
Continue reading →TITLE IN THE BAG
New Zealand’s Paul Whibley is back on track and winning again in the United States.
Continue reading →COLORADO THE BATTLE GROUND
The entire motocross world will flock to the scenic mountainside landscape of Colorado this weekend for what is sure to be another epic international competition.
Continue reading →RIDE WITH STEFAN
Fancy going for a ride with Stefan Everts?
Continue reading →RIDERS GO ON TRIAL
Motorcycle titles are in the balance at rounds seven and eight of the North Island Moto Trials Championships in the Bay of Plenty this weekend.
Continue reading →STONER IN NO MOOD TO PLAY
Australian Casey Stoner was in no mood to play Mr Nice Guy, stamping his authority from the first corner and going away to win Moto GP’s Aragon Grand Prix from pole position on Sunday.
Continue reading →MEAD LEADS YAMAHA 1-2-3
It was a stunning Yamaha 1-2-3 at the seventh and final round of the Yamaha Top Trail Rider Enduro series (northern region) near Tokoroa on Sunday.
Continue reading →TEAM NZ AIMS FOR PODIUM
A podium finish is very much on the cards for Team New Zealand.
Continue reading →A STAR ON THE RISE
The bike may be green and so perhaps is the rider, but underestimate Wanganui youngster Jason Cameron at your peril.
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