BikesportNZ.com gets around the place.
Almost every weekend, the BikesportNZ.com crew will pop up at some major event or another, on the spot to give you accurate, first-hand accounts of just what is happening in the motorcycling world.
The relationship between the CDR Yamaha and JCR Yamaha teams continues to grow with both teams about to embark in a busy period that will see bike and rider development a focus as the 2015 motocross season gets underway.
Winning a New Zealand Motocross Grand Prix title is top of the wish list for every respectable racer and perhaps no career is complete until this one has been ticked off.
Kawasaki will have added potency at this weekend’s annual New Zealand Motocross Grand Prix at Woodville.
Watch this space, because Wairarapa racer Camden Butler is determined to fill it.
The 15-year-old Yamaha rider from Masterton was in scintillating form at the weekend’s big annual King of the Mountain motocross event in Taranaki and has plans to continue the momentum throughout a busy season ahead.
This weekend’s 54th annual New Zealand Motocross Grand Prix at Woodville has attracted a record number of international stars.
It’s tough when you have a big No.1 plastered over the front and sides of your motorcycle – everyone has you in their gun sights and wants to take that title away from you.
Two outright wins out of three starts is not a bad set of results for a man on the comeback from injury.
Winning races is becoming something of a habit now for Rotorua’s Mike Phillips and that’s not bad at all for a man who is supposed to be retired.
Auckland’s Kurtis Lilly is on top of the world at the moment … well top of the mountain anyway.