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The boys from Downunder are making waves in Europe and aspiring Kiwis could perhaps do no better than to took to Australian brothers Hunter and Jett Lawrence or Kiwi riders Dylan Walsh and Josiah Natzke for inspiration.
Taikorea’s Paul Whibley may currently be injured and out of action, but his Yamaha NZXC Series will carry on regardless, the final round set for the King Country this Saturday.
Bay of Plenty’s Josiah Natzke arrived at Tokoroa on Saturday afternoon with a two-point advantage over his nearest rival and he left that night with the buffer blown out to a massive 15 points.
Former Australian and current New Zealand MX1 champion Kirk Gibbs has been drafted to the powerful CDR Yamaha Monster Energy Team for the 2019 motocross season.
Whanganui’s annual Cemetery Circuit event, the jewel in the crown of motorcycle road-racing in New Zealand, leads the way for a new event concept in Whanganui – Speedweek, set for this December.
Bay of Plenty’s Josiah Natzke is back home now after a long season of motocross racing in Europe, the Honda rider keen to take a break before he heads back to Germany in the New Year.
Australian Dan Reardon is one of the high profile riders who is expected to light up the night sky over Mt Smart Stadium at the S-X Open Auckland tonight.
Here are possibly the top five story lines ahead of this Saturday evening’s S-X Open Auckland at Mt Smart Stadium and they are certainly interesting points to ponder.