NOT JUST CUT AND PASTE
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On a daily basis, the BikesportNZ.com web site provides exclusive, fresh and original content, while the company also saturates the mainstream print media with motorcycling news.
WELL WORTH WATCHING
The second half of the Australian Motocross Championships kicks off this weekend in Swan Hill, and Williams Event Management (WEM) and My Sport Live have made significant investments to ensure the live stream quality over the next five rounds.
DIRT GUIDE SERIES ALL GO
All eyes will be on four-time and current national cross-country champion Adrian Smith when the second round of three in this season’s Dirt Guide Cross-Country Series kicks off at Ohakuri, south of Atiamuri, on Saturday.
JUST FOUR SIMPLE WORDS
Just four simple words.
WHIBLEY AND MAY
New Zealand motorcycle heroes Paul Whibley and Callan May found the going tough at round nine of 13 in the Grand National Cross-country Championships (GNCC) in the United States at the weekend.
CHASE HEADING TO BELGIUM TOO
Perhaps the New Zealand national anthem can again ring out at a motocross track in Europe before the end of this year.
CHARLETT IS BACK FOR MORE
Retirement didn’t last very long for Canterbury’s Dennis Charlett and he has announced he will again spearhead the Suzuki assault on New Zealand’s motorcycle road-race titles in 2014-15.
HERLINGS AND DESALLE
The historic circuit of Teutschenthal, the venue for last season’s Motocross of Nations, is one of the roughest on the Grand Prix circuit and so to win at the weekend’s German GP was truly a great achievement for Belgium’s Clement Desalle and Dutch rider Jeffery Herlings.
SYKES DOES THE DOUBLE
Britain’s Tom Sykes capped off a perfect Superbike World Championship weekend in Misano by taking his Kawasaki to pole position and then scoring a dominant double victory for the third time in 2014.
RIDERS PUT ON TRIAL
Taranaki was the venue at the weekend for rounds five and six of the North Island Moto Trials Championships and BikesportNZ.com was there to capture some of the action.
STEWART SUSPENDED
The Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme (FIM) has advised United States Supercross rider James Stewart that he is provisionally suspended pursuant to Article 7.6 of the FIM Anti-doping Code.
COMPANY WITH A DIFFERENCE
BikesportNZ.com is a media company with a difference.
On a daily basis, the BikesportNZ.com web site provides exclusive, fresh and original content, while the company also saturates the mainstream print media with motorcycling news.
DRUG USE REVEALED
Yoshimura Suzuki Factory Racing’s James Stewart has reported that he received notification from the FIM on June 17, 2014, that a World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) test administered to him on April 12, 2014, after the Seattle AMA/FIM Supercross, showed a positive result for a substance on the WADA 2014 Prohibited List.
MOTOCROSS ILLUSTRATED
The latest issue of Motocross Illustrated is online and this issue has stories on Antonio Cairoli, Arnaud Tonus, the Husqvarna factory team and Steven Frossard.
WHIBLEY EXTENDS OMA SERIES LEAD
Pahiatua’s Paul Whibley has now made it three wins from three starts in the OMA series in the United States.
MONGOLIA CALLING
New Zealand’s Mike Britton is riding a Yamaha AG200 2,500 kilometres across Mongolia.
MX STATE OF ORIGIN
Expect the country’s most talented motocross riders to put aside their traditional rivalries and brand allegiances as they instead join together under provincial colours when they next compete.