KING REIGNS IN THE RAIN
Racing was a lottery at the muddy King of the Mountain motocross at the weekend and the winning number was 24.
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CHECKING OUT THE TRACK
Kiwi motocross ace Ben Townley raced at Glen Helen, in California, yesterday, the same track that will host the USGP in a couple of weeks.
Continue reading →MANFEILD MAGIC
The action was wet and wild at Manfeild on Saturday as the Victoria Motorcycle Club kicked off its popular Actrix Winter Road-race Series.
Continue reading →WINS SHARED IN SA
Italy’s Michel Fabrizio and British rider Leon Haslam shared the wins at round six of the world superbikes championship in South Africa at the weekend.
Continue reading →THE MACK ATTACK
Scottish visitor Billy Mackenzie (Kawasaki) won the fourth round of the 2010 Rockstar Energy Drink Australian Motocross Championships in Toowoomba at the weekend.
Continue reading →COPPINS MOVES UP
There were mixed fortunes for Kiwi Josh Coppins at the latest round of the motocross world championships in Spain at the weekend, but the man from Motueka is at least still climbing the points ladder.
Continue reading →REEVES WINS AGAIN
He didn’t win the battle but Adam Reeves certainly won the war.
Continue reading →BT READY TO RUMBLE
Bay of Plenty hero Ben Townley is raring to go.
Continue reading →DASH 4 CASH
Are you ready for the Fieldpower Dash For Cash?
Continue reading →MERRIMAN TOO STRONG
New Zealand’s Stefan Merriman (Yamaha) was simply too good for his rivals at the two rounds of the NSW Enduro Championships held in Dungog, Australia, last weekend.
Continue reading →BATTLE DOWN SOUTH
A bumper crop of 36 riders turned out to contest rounds three and four of the Moto Trials South Island Championships in Alexandra at the weekend.
Continue reading →WHIBLEY FIGHTING BACK
New Zealand’s Paul Whibley is clawing his way back to the top in the United States.
Continue reading →TITLES TO BE DECIDED
Several national off-road motorcycle titles will be decided north of Christchurch this Saturday afternoon.
Continue reading →DUNGEY WINS AGAIN
Suzuki’s Ryan Dungey further emphasised his dominance of the American supercross scene at the weekend, winning the penultimate round of the US series on Saturday night even though he didn’t even need to race, having wrapped up the title two … Continue reading →
IMPROVING HIS POSITION
New Zealand’s Josh Coppins made up some lost ground at the fourth round of the FIM Motocross world championships in Agueda Portugal over the weekend.
Continue reading →TWO WINS FOR MAX
It was an outstanding weekend of action at the Autodromo Nazionale di Monza, with a crowd of around 115,000 people there to see a remarkable double win for Max Biaggi and his Aprilia Alitalia team.
Continue reading →VIDEO TRIBUTES
Andrew McFarlane was one of the sport’s true gentlemen, always ready with a smile for his many fans and happy to chat with the media between races.
Continue reading →R.I.P. DANNY MAGOO
He lived life to the max and even when confined to a wheelchair, Danny “Magoo” Chandler was a larger-than-life character.
Continue reading →YOUNG STAR RISING
Rising Kiwi road-race star Jake Lewis is on his way to Europe.
Continue reading →WINDHAM WINS ROUND 16
The American supercross title was already in the pocket of Suzuki star Ryan Dungey but that didn’t stop nearly 39,000 fans cramming into the stadium in Salt Lake City at the weekend to see how round 16 would unfold.
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