Team Motul Pirelli Suzuki’s Matt Moss claimed his first overall MX1 class victory of the 2013 Australian Motocross Championship at Broadford State Motorcycle Sport Complex in Victoria on Sunday.
MOSS MAKES UP GROUND
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CAIROLI AGAIN
More than 45,000 fans cheered for the MXGP riders at the Grand Prix of Brazil at Beto Carrero at the weekend.
COURTNEY STORMS AMERICA
New Zealand’s Courtney Duncan took the opening round of the Women’s Motocross Triple Crown by storm in the United States at the weekend.
PEDROSA ON TOP
Spain’s Dani Pedrosa has become the first rider to win two races in the 2013 MotoGP season, coming from sixth position on the grid in mixed conditions at Le Mans, the fourth round of the world series.
SMITH STILL CROSS-COUNTRY KING
Mokau’s Adrian Smith has done it again.
The 27-year-old Smith dominated the national cross-country motorcycling scene again this season, stamping his authority by wrapping up his 2013 campaign with a go-to-whoa victory at the weekend’s final round that simply stunned his opponents.
FROM F1 TO MOTOCROSS
So what does Lotus Formula 1 Driver Kimi Raikkonen, aka ‘The Iceman’, do in spare time?
HITTING THE MAINSTREAM
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TOUGH AS NAILS
Pahiatua’s Paul Whibley is on track to defend his Off-Road Motorcycle and ATV (OMA) crown in the United States.
The Yamaha ace simply ran away with the OMA title last year, making it five OMA wins in consecutive years, and while this year’s title defence has been fraught with problems – not least of all his recent hand injury – the tough-as-nails Kiwi hero continues to race among the leaders.
AIMING FOR THE DOUBLE
Mokau’s Adrian Smith is national cross-country champion for another season, but he says his job is only half done … he wants to do the double again.
SERIES UP FOR GRABS
The popular Dirt Guide Cross-country Series has been thrown wide open.
Many of the nation’s elite off-road motorcycle racers head to Tar Hill, just south of Tokoroa, this Saturday for the second round of three in the series and they know that the two men who dominated at the series opener last month won’t be there to stand in their way.