Six-time MotoGP world champion Marc Márquez and younger brother Álex Márquez finally got back out on an outdoors track in early May in preparation for the return of competitive action.
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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 …
Team Suzuki Ecstar MotoGP Test Rider Sylvain Guintoli answers questions about life during lock-down in this new Q&A from the team.
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 …
Here’s a little lock-down treasure for you … the top five most dramatic moments from MotoGP in 2019.
After the success of the first two MotoGP Virtual Races in history in recent weeks, this Sunday (at 1am Monday NZ time), on the original date of the Spanish GP, the first Virtual Grand Prix will be held on the … Continue reading →
Mike Pero has confirmed his company’s ongoing commitment to motorcycle racing in New Zealand with the announcement that both the Southern Classic and MotoFest will proceed under the Mike Pero brand and with its financial support.
The MotoGP world is holding its breath and waiting to see which way one of the greatest racers of all time will jump.
Here’s a little lock-down treasure for you … the top five last-lap battles from MotoGP 2019.
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 …
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 …
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.
There are now so many motorcycling events that have been either postponed or cancelled because of the global COVID-19 Coronavirus scare.
The first interview with Álex Márquez as new Repsol Honda Team rider for this year’s MotoGP season.
When the coronavirus breakout was first identified in the Chinese city of Wuhan in late 2019, most people weren’t too worried.
The coronavirus outbreak, now declared a pandemic by the World Health Organisation, is causing havoc for many major motorcycling events around the world.
There was plenty of eye candy to be seen and appreciated at the weekend’s third annual MotoFest at Hampton Downs, the biggest annual motorcycling spectacle on the Kiwi race calendar.
It might not be until April 3-5 and the MotoGP of the Americas in Austin, Texas, that racing will be possible in this year’s world championships.
Waikato motorcycling hero Andrew Stroud knows a thing or two about racing bikes, probably just as much as he does about raising a family.