The up and down year of racing in the United States Motocross Championships continued at the 11th round of 12 in a rain-lashed Indiana at the weekend and may have set the scene for Germany’s Ken Roczen to win the premier title.
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RIDE THE LIERNEUX TRACK
Don’t miss the most exclusive moments from the FIM Junior Motocross World Championship that took place last weekend in Lierneux, in Belgium.
ROCZEN EXPLAINS
Ken Roczen has explained why he won’t be racing for Germany at the Motocross of Nations in Latvia next month.
BIKE TO BE RAFFLED
American Grand National Cross-country (GNCC) racing star Kailub Russell has announced that, if he wraps up the GNCC title early, he will raffle this bike and Kiwi rider Rory Mead will be a major beneficiary.
WATCH OUT FOR THE KIWIS
In case you missed seeing it with our coverage yesterday from the Junior World Motocross Championships in Belgium, here’s the highlights video again from the weekend’s 125cc racing at the Lierneux circuit, near Bastogne.
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TEN FROM TEN
Spain’s MotoGP world champion Marc Marquez has become the first rider in history since Giacomo Agostini in 1970 to win the first 10 races of the season when he won at Indianapolis on Sunday.
KIWI RIDERS AMONG WORLD’S ELITE
The Junior World Motocross Championships are over for another season, with German Suzuki star Brian Hsu taking top honours in the premier 125cc class.
LEAD CUT IN HALF
Ryan Dungey finished 1-2 in his two 450cc races at Unadilla, New York, at the weekend, the 10th round of 12 in the United States Motocross Championships, enough for the Red Bull KTM rider to secure his second straight overall victory in the series.
MXoN TEAMS LINING UP
The various line-up for this year’s Motocross of Nations at Kegums, in Latvia, are starting to form up.
BOTH KIWIS QUALIFIED
Day one of the 2014 FIM Junior Motocross World Championships in Lierneux in Belgium turned out way better than expected in all sorts of ways.
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CRUNCH TIME FOR JUNIORS
It is crunch time for the world’s hottest young motocross talents as they make their way to Lierneux, near Bastogne in Belgium, this weekend to race the most prestigious event on their calendar, the 2014 FIM Junior Motocross World Championship.
WORLD TITLE CHASE IS ON
Bay of Plenty’s Cohen Chase can’t wait to kick-start his Yamaha YZ125 for the “experience of a lifetime”.
FRACTION TOO MUCH FRICTION
Controversy has erupted on the Australian motocross scene after it was alleged that Berry Sweet Husqvarna Motocross Racing Team manager Craig Anderson had offered $100 to a rival competitor, purported to be Kade Mosig, to “take out” his own MX1 rider Brock Winston.