The hunt is on to find the next stars of MotoGP and some of that focus will go on several young up-and-coming New Zealand riders. … Continue reading →
Category Archives: MotoGP
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The 2018 FIM Motocross World Championship reaches its penultimate round at the MXGP and MX2 titles chase of the Netherlands in Assen this weekend. … Continue reading →
News in overnight is that Romano Fenati has been fired by the Marinelli Snipers Team for his despicable behaviour at the weekend. … Continue reading →
Spain’s Marc Marquez admits a conservative approach may be key to his winning the MotoGP title again this season. … Continue reading →
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 … … Continue reading →
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 … … Continue reading →
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 … … Continue reading →
Brace yourself for a few changes – the BikesportNZ.com web site is getting ready to roll out some major improvements. … Continue reading →
So you think you know everything worthwhile about MotoGP star Marc Marquez? Think again. … Continue reading →
Can anybody beat Spain’s Marc Marquez at the Sachsenring circuit in Germany? We will have to wait at least another year before we have the answer to that question … Continue reading →
As the summer break is only one race around the corner, Suzuki’s Alex Rins was keen to give his impressions of the first part of the season. … Continue reading →
NEW LOOK TO WEBSITE
BikesportNZ.com is getting ready to roll out some major improvements. We will shortly go “live” with a refreshed and upgraded website. These changes have been made to suit the needs of our fast-moving bike fans and to make it easier … Continue reading →
BIKE NEWS IS ON-LINE
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THE CLOSEST RACING EVER
The 70th Dutch TT at Assen will probably long be recalled by bike fans around the world as one of the best MotoGP races in the series’ history; the eight protagonists for a podium finish in the 26-lap battle will … Continue reading →
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LORENZO STILL TITLE CONTENDER?
Spain’s Jorge Lorenzo could possibly not now be written off as a shock MotoGP title winner this year. Lorenzo says the Ducati is now the ‘most complete’ package it has ever been after the Spaniard sealed back-to-back MotoGP victories with … Continue reading →
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REA CONSIDERS MOTOGP OFFER
Triple World Superbike champion and 2018 series leader Jonathan Rea has confirmed he is “evaluating” offers to move to MotoGP next season with a factory team. The Northern Irishman has been racing in WSBK full-time since 2009, and has won … Continue reading →
LORENZO WIN TOO LITTLE, TOO LATE?
Jorge Lorenzo has rolled back the years to dominate with a go-to-whoa maiden victory for Ducati at the Italian MotoGP at Mugello at the weekend, as defending champion and 20-18 championship leader Marc Marquez crashed out, but was this too … Continue reading →