We here at BikesportNZ.com take literally thousands of photos at the dozens of events we travel to, but, the shame is, most never see the light of day.
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The worldwide Coronavirus COVID-19 lock-down is no reason to abandon your motorbike dreams or ambitions, or to shelve any plans for riding in the future … it’s merely an inconvenient delay.
We here at BikesportNZ.com take literally thousands of photos at the dozens of events we travel to, but, the shame is, most never see the light of day.
We here at BikesportNZ.com take literally thousands of photos at the dozens of events we travel to, but, the shame is, most never see the light of day.
Want to know what’s happening on the motorcycling scene in New Zealand and abroad too? Well check out the latest issue of Kiwi Rider … it is waiting to be read right here …
We’re truly getting into weirdness here now, with the worldwide virus lock-down forcing us to delve into the realms of fantasy, virtual bike racing to replace the real thing.
With everything in lockdown and motorcycles not heading to the race tracks any time soon, we thought it’d be a great time to dip into the BikesportNZ.com archives.
Some of the greatest motocross rivalries in history can been seen spilling it all out on the track right here.
With Assen as the most recent World Superbike Championship race to be postponed, it is an interesting time to hear from Gregorio Lavilla.
Oparau’s James Scott is ready for Europe, it’s just that Europe is not quite ready for him.
Standby, standby … that’s all a cooped-up bike racer can do in these difficult times.
While the Coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak steals so much of our attention away and pretty much ruins 2020 as a going concern, it’s probably a good time to look back at a few recent highlights, just to cheer us all up … Continue reading →
In response to the evolving health crisis surrounding the Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic, MX Sports Pro Racing has officially announced an amended event schedule for the 2020 season of the United States nationals.
The start of this year’s Australian MX Nationals has been set back further, with postponements now extended to the opening four rounds of racing.
It would be highly misleading to say that Hamish Harwood took a knife to a gunfight this season.
Bay of Plenty’s Brad Groombridge would never accept that he’d bitten off more than he could chew … he has an appetite for bike racing that really knows no bounds.
Due to the worldwide measures against the spread of Coronavirus, motorsport is currently experiencing unforeseen downtime.
There are now so many motorcycling events that have been either postponed or cancelled because of the global COVID-19 Coronavirus scare.
The New Zealand Motocross Championships this year featured an MX2 (250cc) class that was simply overflowing with talent.
It was probably only a two or maybe a three-horse race, but what a race it was.