Intense heat at round two of the Motocross World Championships in Thailand at the weekend led to both the second of two races for MXGP and MX2 to be reduced by five minutes each, although that had no effect on … Continue reading →
Consolidation was the keyword at the third round of four in this season’s New Zealand Motocross Championships at Rotorua today.
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Continue reading →Can Germany’s Max Nagl and Dutchman Jeffery Herlings dominate again in MXGP and MX2 respectively when Thailand hosts round two of the Motocross World Championships this weekend?
Continue reading →It is way too early to be counting chickens, especially with so many hungry foxes circling the coop. That analogy certainly rings true with the 2015 New Zealand Motocross Championships.
Continue reading →The 2015 FIM World Motocross Grand Prix season marks the first time in the modern era of motocross that a top racer from America has headed over the Atlantic Ocean to race the series.
Continue reading →German Red Bull IceOne Husqvarna rider Max Nagl and Dutch Red Bull KTM rider Jeffrey Herlings dominated at their respective MXGP and MX2 classes at the opening Motocross Grand Prix of the season in Qatar this weekend.
Continue reading →Too early to draw any conclusions from qualifying at Qatar, but at least we might expect all the fuss and nonsense about American Ryan Villopoto hammering Italian Antonio Cairoli to quieten down for a bit. For 24 hours at least.
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Continue reading →“In a male-dominated field, there is nothing I find more satisfying than to see women performing well and showing they have a legitimate place in this sport.”
Continue reading →The next round of racing in the New Zealand Motocross Championships has just been spiced up considerably.
Continue reading →Defending national 125cc motocross champion Josiah Natzke was clearly the fastest rider at the opening round of the New Zealand Motocross Championships two weeks ago, but bad luck meant he was forced to accept runner-up spot for the day.
Continue reading →Kiwis be warned, Australian Jay Wilson is just getter faster and faster.
Continue reading →Cody Cooper has the No.1 emblazoned on his big red Honda CRF450 for a reason and his rivals were left in no doubt as to what that reason was at Timaru on Sunday.
Continue reading →Timaru hosted round two of the New Zealand Motocross Championships on Sunday and hat-tricks were the order of the day.
Continue reading →Round two of the New Zealand Motocross Championships is a wrap.
Continue reading →We here at BikesportNZ.com take literally thousands of photos at the dozens of events we travel to, but, the shame is, most never see the light of day.
Continue reading →Australian KTM Motocross Racing Team riders Kirk Gibbs and Luke Styke are determined to make a strong showing at the tomorrow’s second round of the New Zealand motocross championships at Timaru, in New Zealand’s South Island.
Continue reading →BikesportNZ.com gets around the place. Almost every weekend, the BikesportNZ.com crew will pop up at some major event or another, on the spot to give you accurate, first-hand accounts of just what is happening in the motorcycling world.
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