NZ CHAMP TO RACE IN EUROPE
Former New Zealand MX2 motocross champion Jay Wilson will be lining up for the Motocross World Championships this year.
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STARTING GRIDS FILL UP
The international stars just keep on coming.
Continue reading →SMALL BIKES; BIG PUNCH
Don’t let the numbers fool you.
Continue reading →FOCUS IS ON WOODVILLE
The focus goes on Woodville this weekend as New Zealand’s elite motocross racers again flood into the town for the big annual New Zealand Motocross Grand Prix.
Continue reading →YOUNG MAN ON A MISSION
Southlander Mitchell Weir has clocked up thousands of kilometres already this year, but it’s all for a good cause.
Continue reading →STEINER KEEPS HIS COOL
Keeping cool while everyone else was losing it proved to be a winning tactic for Te Puke’s Tyler Steiner at the weekend.
Continue reading →EXTRA SPICE FOR SUPERBIKE CHAMPS
It may be true that Kiwi internationals currently lead the New Zealand Superbike Championships after two of four rounds, but there will be added international flavour to the second half of the series when racing resumes next month.
Continue reading →CAMPBELL CROWNED
It was a breakthrough moment for Bulls racer Riley Campbell at the annual Alpinestars King of the Mountain motocross in Taranaki at the weekend.
Continue reading →CONTRASTING CONDITIONS
It was a weekend of striking contrasts for competitors at a “watered down” version of the annual Alpinestars King of the Mountain Motocross in Taranaki, although a few did shake off the adverse conditions on Sunday and rise to the … Continue reading →
ROCZEN CRASHES; DUNGEY TAKES OVER
The often-used phase ‘to finish first; first you must finish’ could not be better to describe what happened at round three of the United States Supercross Championships at the weekend.
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BikesportNZ.com is your one-stop shop for any news that’s related to bike sports – hence the name – particularly if you want to know about the Kiwi race scene or events involving New Zealand riders.
Continue reading →AMPED UP FOR WOODVILLE
Starting next weekend, the high-profile Altherm JCR Yamaha Racing Team expands to five riders as it flexes its muscles ahead of the New Zealand Motocross Championships.
Continue reading →EYES ARE ON COOPER
The past couple of years have been classic Aussie versus Kiwi battles, but Bay of Plenty’s Cody Cooper is determined to reclaim the top spot and win his third NZ Grand Prix motocross title this season.
Continue reading →WHIBLEY HEADS TO THE USA
Taikorea’s Paul Whibley is heading overseas again and this time the world-renowned dirt bike racer hopes to make an impact there in a slightly different way, by helping others to win races.
Continue reading →KING OF THE MOUNTAIN 2017
The stars of motocross will be lining up in Taranaki this weekend to find out who will be the Alpinestars King of the Mountain for 2017.
Continue reading →READY FOR THE FIGHT-BACK
A 10-point surplus turned into a 26-point deficit for defending national superbike champion Sloan Frost at the weekend, but the Suzuki man is still putting on a brave face.
Continue reading →RACE FANS SEEING RED
Superbike race fans have been seeing red this season, quite a bit of it in fact, and there’s plenty more to come.
Continue reading →TWO IN A ROW FOR ROCZEN
A crowd of more than 40,000 fans packed inside Petco Park, San Diego, at the weekend to witness round two of the United States Supercross Championships and to see Germany’s Ken Roczen take his second consecutive win.
Continue reading →NEW CHAMPIONSHIP LEADERS
Blink and you’ll miss something … that could well be the advice to spectators at this season’s New Zealand Superbike Championships after another topsy-turvy weekend of racing.
Continue reading →SERIES GIVEN A SHAKE-UP
The 2017 New Zealand Superbike Championships were given a massive shake-up on the first day of action at round two of the series near Invercargill today.
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