Yet another national title has headed the way of West Auckland’s Hamish Harwood and his CML KTM Racing Team although perhaps this season’s win was the hardest of all to achieve.
Some things are just worth waiting for and the 24-hour delay called before the eventual running of the finale for the 2024 New Zealand Motocross Championships in Taranaki is a fine example of that.
The MotoGP racers head “overseas” (outside of Europe) again this weekend to tackle the third round of the 2024 MotoGP season, the Americas GP, scheduled for the Circuit of The Americas in Texas.
The 2024 MXGP World Motocross Championship runs on consecutive weekends for the first time this weekend … and staying in the same country too, Italy.
There will be a 24-hour delay now until the running of the fourth and final round of this year’s New Zealand Motocross Championships in Taranaki.
Monster Energy Triumph Racing’s Camden McLellan has secured his first overall podium result in this year’s MX2 World Championship with a stunning third at the MXGP of Sardegna.
It was the season’s first taste of sandy terrain at round three of the motocross world championships in Sardinia, Italy, at the weekend.
Tasmanian-born former GP rider Jed Beaton and New Zealand’s Brodie Connolly shone out at Horsham, in Victoria, round two of the 2024 Australian Motocross Championships at the weekend.
For so many riders, this weekend’s final round of the 2024 New Zealand Motocross Championships in Taranaki will be the most important race meeting of the season.
Dutch rider Lotte van Drunen powered her way to a dominant double-race victory at the second round of the FIM Women’s Motocross World Championship in Riola Sardo, Sardinia, at the weekend.
Only 34 of the 148 riders to start the 2024 edition of the No Way In Hell Extreme Enduro on Saturday made it to the final hurdle.
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It has been an impressive start to the 2024 MX2 world championship by Monster Energy Triumph Racing’s factory rider Mikkel Haarup, the Danish star scoring solid points at both opening rounds.
The odds were stacked against him, but Bay of Plenty’s Callum Dudson has been crowned the New Zealand cross-country motorcycling champion for 2024.
Ever been told to “go to Hell”? This is probably the place they meant … the No Way In Hell extreme enduro, and it’s happening this weekend.
The 2024 New Zealand Cross-country Championships wrapped up with back-to-back races at different venues in the south-east of the North Island over the Easter Weekend.
Colorado’s Eli Tomac took his first win of the season, and his first since returning from his 2023 Achilles injury, with 1-1-1 race scores at the St. Louis Triple Crown Supercross at the weekend.
Round three of four in the 2024 New Zealand Cross-country Championships was held at Flemington, in Central Hawke’s Bay, on Saturday.
Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Josep Garcia has finished an intense pre-season of testing and training and is now ready to take on the first race of his 2024 calendar.
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