His nickname is “Superman” and, even as he hits the ripe old age of 67, he’s still proving faster than a speeding bullet and maybe even able to leap small buildings.
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Aucklander Cameron Leslie stepped up to be counted this year’s Suzuki International Series, which wrapped up on the streets of Whanganui’s famous Cemetery Circuit on Boxing Day.
Continue reading →His trophy cabinet is bulging and ready to burst, but still Bay of Plenty’s Mitch Rees reckons there’s room for a few more to be squeezed in.
Continue reading →Old records tumbled and new ones were created at the spectacular Cemetery Circuit motorcycle race event on the public streets of Whanganui on Boxing Day.
Continue reading →The Christmas rush should be over by December 25, but that doesn’t mean things will really be slowing down at all for many hundreds of people.
Continue reading →It’s how sportsmen deal with adversity that defines championship-winning potential and that’s just the steely character that father-and-son racers Tony and Mitch Rees are showing right now.
Continue reading →It is incredibly tight at the top after the second round of three in the 2025 Suzuki International Series in the Manawatu at the weekend.
Continue reading →Upper Hutt’s Rogan Chandler is in a confident mood after his season-opening performance at the recent Motul 6-Hour Endurance race at the Taupo International Motorsport Park.
Continue reading →The men from the ITools Racing Team know a thing or two about winning motorcycle races and this was further emphasised when they again dominated the recent Motul 6-Hour Endurance race at the Taupo International Motorsport Park.
Continue reading →Many from the New Zealand motorcycling community gathered in Whanganui yesterday to bid their final farewell to Barbara Lett, a tireless worker for the Kiwi bike racing/riding family who passed away this week.
Continue reading →It took a global virus outbreak to bring Whanganui’s iconic and world-renowned Cemetery Circuit motorcycle race meeting to its knees this year.
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