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The Australian Motocross Championships continue at Appin in New South Wales this weekend and the question being asked is “can the winning riders from round one carry on with their good work”?
Round two of the Beta South Island enduro series was held in Peraki Bay, near Christchurch, over the weekend.
With good weather having graced the area in the lead up to the event and, contrary to Metservice predictions, the rain stayed away until late in the day, showing up just in time to make things a little more tricky for the South Island’s top enduro riders in the final loops of the day.
Another year has rolled around and it’s time to get the wheels in motion for New Zealand’s annual Motocross of Nations fundraising event – New Zealand’s Battle of the Clubs.
He may be only slightly faster than a speeding bullet these days and possibly only able to leap small buildings in a single bound – maybe just the occasional letterbox – but Paul “Superman” Pavletich is still something of a hero.
There is very little time for rest and relaxation for Pahiatua’s Paul Whibley these days.
The new dad not only has a busier home-life to deal with at the moment, although wife Katherine takes on the bulk of child-rearing duties with their six-week-old son Colton, but he is also battling harder than ever to win back the Grand National Cross-country Championships (GNCC) title in the United States that he has previously twice won in the past, in 2008 and 2012.
Kawasaki’s Ryan Villopoto dominated the 450SX class main event at round 14 of the AMA United States Supercross Championships in Houston, Texas, on Saturday night, securing his fourth win of the season and extending his advantage in the championship standings.