Here are some of the highlights from the 2018 Motocross of Nations at Red Bud, in Michigan, the 72nd running of the “Olympic Games of Motocross” at the weekend. … Continue reading →
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New Zealand is back among the top 20 nations in the motocross world after a brave performance in difficult conditions in the United States at the weekend. … Continue reading →
A talented three-man Kiwi motocross squad is all primed and fired up to race in the United States this weekend, determined to again challenge, and hopefully beat, the best riders in the world. … Continue reading →
Mount Maunganui’s Rhys Carter is counting down the days before he makes his race debut on his new Yamaha YZ450F. … Continue reading →
How is preparation coming along for Cody Cooper ahead of this year’s Motocross of Nations in the United States? … Continue reading →
Here’s a short teaser video for the upcoming Motocross of Nations at Red Bud, Michigan, on the weekend of October 6-7. … Continue reading →
It has been a glorious season of motocross racing for Auckland-based former Takaka rider Hamish Harwood. … Continue reading →
Kyogle’s Dean Ferris has successfully defended his national MX1 title in Australia with yet another slick display at the weekend. … Continue reading →
Kyogle’s Dean Ferris has managed to keep his perfect record of Australian MX Nationals round victories intact following two days of tight racing – back-to-back rounds seven and eight – at Ranch MX, in New South Wales, at the weekend. … Continue reading →
It’s double-header motocross action in Australia this weekend. Raymond Terrace in New South Wales will host rounds seven and eight … Continue reading →
ON THE PACE IN AUSTRALIA
The Australian Motocross Championships nudged past the halfway mark at the weekend with Kiwi riders continuing to press their claims for a share of the silverware. West Auckland-based former Takaka rider Hamish Harwood is certainly one New Zealand competitor who … Continue reading →
FERRIS BUILDS ON HIS LEAD
Defending champion Dean Ferris continued to blitz the MX1 field and build upon his already sizeable lead in the Australian Motocross Nationals during a damp day of racing at round four of 10 in the series on Wonthaggi’s dark sand … Continue reading →
SOLID SHOWING FROM KIWI RIDERS
There were several solid performances from the Kiwi riders at round two of the Australian Motocross Championships at Appin over the weekend. Mount Maunganui’s Rhys Carter (Kawasaki) was the most successful of the Kiwis, twice finishing seventh in the premier … Continue reading →
FERRIS STAMPS HIS AUTHORITY
Two-time defending Australian MX1 champion Dean Ferris started 2018 the same way he finished last year’s Australian nationals, by winning both 30-minute races at the opening round in Newry, in Victoria, at the weekend. … Continue reading →
GIBBS TAKES NZ MX1 TITLE
New Zealand has a new national MX1 motocross champion … and he’s an Australian. … Continue reading →
HAWKE’S BAY HOSTS ROUND THREE
Intense fighting is predicted for the third round of four in this season’s New Zealand Motocross Championships at a relatively new venue at Fernhill, near Hastings, this Sunday (March 11). … Continue reading →
HARD TO STOP THIS ‘MAN MACHINE’
It appears there is nothing anyone can do to slow the progress of KTM superstar Hamish Harwood. … Continue reading →
MX BATTLE LINES ARE DRAWN
Hamilton’s Kayne Lamont, Takaka’s Hamish Harwood, Mangakino’s Maximus Purvis and Opunake’s Taylar Rampton each set benchmarks when they dominated their respective classes at the opening round of the New Zealand Motocross Championships in Taranaki at the start of this month. … Continue reading →
MX, XC AND ENDURO … A PUNISHING SCHEDULE
Taupo’s Brad Groombridge is a multi talented dirt bike racer – a current top level motocross rider, a former national enduro champion and he is also the reigning national cross-country champion – so it’s just as well his motorcycles are … Continue reading →
HARWOOD ON TRACK FOR TITLE No.3
Takaka’s Hamish Harwood is not as fast as he once was … he’s faster. … Continue reading →