JUST TWO RACES AWAY
New Zealand is potentially just two races away from having another motocross champion in Europe.
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A BRITISH DOUBLE ACT
The 14th round of the FIM Motocross World Championships at the weekend was one of the toughest ever, the unforgiving deep sand of Lommel, making the Belgian GP one to dread, fear and respect like never before.
Continue reading →TOWNLEY OUT; REARDON WINS
New Zealander Ben Townley’s Australian Motocross Championships comeback didn’t last long, the former MX2 world champion crashing out of qualifying at Nowra in New South Wales at the weekend, but the comeback campaign of former Australian champion Daniel Reardon was … Continue reading →
BOUND FOR OHAKURI
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Continue reading →GETTING OUT AND ABOUT
We don’t bring you endless reprints of factory fantasies – here you can find out what really happened at an event or is likely to happen at the next one!
Continue reading →GIBBS PROMISES MORE
If the opposition thought things were going to get easier from KTM’s pair of championship-leading MX1 factory team riders coming into this weekend’s eighth round of the Australian Motocross Championships, they might have another thought coming.
Continue reading →STILL GOING FULL THROTTLE
As one of Yamaha’s best motocross Grand Prix riders of the modern era, New Zealand’s Josh Coppins brought a lot to the manufacturer and the Italian factory team through his results, determination and professionalism.
Continue reading →TOWNLEY IN AUSTRALIA
Former MX2 world champion Ben Townley will return to the MX Nationals at the eighth round of 10 in the series in Nowra this weekend, once again representing the Penrite Honda Racing team for the second time this year.
Continue reading →HOW SWEDE IT WAS
Sam Love is another Kiwi road-racer who is making waves internationally this season.
Continue reading →BELGIUM THIS WEEKEND
It’s a long way from the mini motocross ranks in New Zealand to where he is today, but Waikato motocross ace Josiah Natzke is on the fast track to the top and, if he can maintain his momentum in Belgium … Continue reading →
WHIBLEY FLIES SOLO
Perhaps Taikorea’s Paul Whibley is twice as good as anyone else on the Kiwi cross-country motorcycling scene.
Continue reading →BACK-TO-BACK WINS
National junior cross-country champion Nick Wightman showed the sort of form that earned him that title when he again won the junior section of the weekend’s Woodhill Two-man Cross-country race.
Continue reading →FEBVRE THE FLYING FRENCHMAN
The slippery, chewed-up clay of Loket, in the Czech Republic, made for tight lap times and edge-of-your-seat racing for everyone except Yamaha Factory Racing Yamalube’s Romain Febvre who was in a league of his own this weekend as he blitzed … Continue reading →
DUNGEY, ON A COUNT-BACK
The weather played a major role at the ninth round of the 2015 United States Motocross Championships on Saturday, as a day of consistent rain provided unique and challenging conditions for the racing at Washougal.
Continue reading →BIKESPORTNZ.COM IS THERE
We don’t bring you endless reprints of factory fantasies – here you can find out what really happened at an event or is likely to happen at the next one!
Continue reading →BACK TO STRENGTH
The Rockstar Energy Suzuki World MXGP team will be back to full operation for the 13th round of the 2015 FIM MXGP World Championship this weekend at Loket and the Grand Prix of Czech Republic, with Clement Desalle set to … Continue reading →
WE’LL DRINK TO THAT
BikesportNZ.com Kawasaki rider Scotty Canham tells us what drives him to win.
Continue reading →WILD IN WOODHILL
Round two of the Woodhill Two-man Cross Country series is all go this weekend and is the precursor to Paul Whibley’s round three of the NZXC race at the end of August.
Continue reading →BACK IN ACTION
If you sat down with a certain young man from Bourke, New South Wales, and he told you he was just coming out of retirement at 23 years of age, you’d most likely call his bluff.
Continue reading →HEALTH IS MOST IMPORTANT
Defending world MXGP champion Antonio Cairoli will take a break from riding to allow his recent injury to completely heal, the KTM Motorsports Department has announced.
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