JUST A HICCUP
If you don’t fall off now and again, you’re simply not trying hard enough.
Continue reading →Monthly Archives: July 2011
BACK TO SECOND SPOT
Expatriate New Zealander Chris Birch has dropped off the top spot at this year’s Romaniacs extreme enduro in Sibiu, Romania, after three days of racing, but he remains in hot contention for the overall.
Continue reading →WHIBLEY STAYS SHARP
With temperatures soaring in the American mid-east, the Grand National Cross-country Championships was all set for its traditional mid-summer break.
Continue reading →LAST THROW OF THE DICE
It is the final chance to achieve New Zealand Enduro Championship glory for the nation’s elite dirt bike riders this weekend.
Continue reading →BIRCH LEADS THE WAY
After two days of Britain’s Graham Jarvis leading the way, it was the turn of expatriate Kiwi Chris Birch to take the lead on day two of the Red Bull Romaniacs extreme enduro in Sibiu, Romania.
Continue reading →T-T-TITLES THE T-T-TARGET
Taumarunui’s Quentin Palmer is on a mission to make it four national TT titles in a row this weekend.
Continue reading →CAIROLI AT THE DOUBLE
Italian defending world MX1 champion Antonio Cairoli and German superstar Ken Roczen each strengthened their grip on the MX1 and MX2 world titles respectively at the weekend, at the tenth round of 15 in the world championships in Latvia.
Continue reading →REED CAN FLY
Chad Reed’s latest performance could only be described as Superman-like.
Continue reading →PEDROSA AGAIN
Spain’s Dani Pedrosa has won his second race back since breaking his collarbone, after a hard-earned victory over world championship contenders Casey Stoner and Jorge Lorenzo in Sunday’s German Grand Prix at Sachsenring.
Continue reading →REED SALVAGES LEAD
Australian Chad Reed carried on racing after escaping serious injury in one of the scariest crashes of his illustrious motocross career at round seven of the United States Motocross Championships at Spring Creek, in Millville in Minnesota, at the weekend.
Continue reading →EARLY NOTICE
Teutschenthal, near Leipzig in Germany, will be the venue for the 2013 Motocross of Nations.
Continue reading →HELPING THE CAUSE
BikesportNZ.com does a lot for motorcycling in New Zealand.
Continue reading →POWER WINS 24-HOUR RACE … AGAIN
Auckland’s Chris Power is a man the Australians are learning to respect.
Continue reading →WATCH THIS SPACE
The Zelta Zirgs track in Kegums, Latvia, hosts round 10 of the FIM Motocross World Championships this weekend and most eyes will be focussed on young rising Russian star Evgeny Bobryshev to see if he can repeat the double dose … Continue reading →
USE IT OR LOSE IT
Mexico gets the nod to host a Motocross Grand Prix in 2012, the United States is dropped and two GPs will be staged AFTER the Motocross of Nations.
Continue reading →A COUPLE OF SURVIVORS
It was a classic battle of the ages for one competitor at this year’s Bay Honda Tarawera 100 off-road motorcycle endurance race in the Bay of Plenty.
Continue reading →MICHELLE’S A MACHINE
Whakatane mother-of-two Michelle Waghorn has the ability to delight and frustrate in equal proportions.
Continue reading →WHIBLEY ON THE CHARGE
New Zealand’s Paul Whibley is on the charge.
Continue reading →LAMONT WINS MX2 CLASS
Mangakino motocross ace Kayne Lamont is making the most of his time racing in the United Kingdom.
Continue reading →DUNCAN HEADS STATESIDE
Otago’s Courtney Duncan has beaten the best young motocross men in New Zealand and now she’s headed off-shore to tackle some of the best in the world.
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