Teka Suzuki Europe World MX2′s Ken Roczen defeated World Champion Marvin Musquin to post two victories and record his most comprehensive triumph of the 2010 MX2 FIM Motocross World Championship at a sun-kissed Campo Grande circuit for the Grand Prix of…

Over the last few years Neville Bradshaw has felt the full force of how tough the world of motocross can [...]No related posts.

Superbike News

A very busy period for Jonathan Rea (Hannspree Ten Kate Honda Rider), has seen him recover from some periods of bad luck in his second full World Superbike season.

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We all know Cairoli was on a mission and destroyed everyone in MX1. In MX2 it was slightly different with [...]No related posts.

MotoGP News

LCR Honda MotoGP racer Randy de Puniet was the victim of an awful incident of bad luck at the Grand Prix Deutschland this weekend as he fractured the tibia and fibula in his left leg in a crash during yesterdays 30 lap race at the German track.

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What goes on in the world of Max Anstie, the Californian based Brit that is racing the AMA scene. Max moved to California when he was 14 with KTM but for the 2010 season he took a ride with the Star Racing team. After a Supercross season was halted by injury he’s now focused on the [...]No related posts.

Yamaha Motor Europe is happy to announce that David Philippaerts and Gautier Paulin will again represent the factory Yamaha Monster Energy Motocross Team for the 2011 FIM MX-GP World Championship. The Italian and Frenchman will extend their current association with the Italian set-up into next year’s campaign. Philippaerts will be aiming to recapture the MX1-GP [...]No related posts.

After the bad luck of Whitby 2 weeks ago when Buff Husqvarna, lost their new youngster Luke Dean to injury when he crashed into a fallen rider on the sighting lap of the third Rookie race. The crash left Luke Dean with a broken lower leg and out of action for a number of weeks. [...]No related posts.

Jeffrey Herlings the 15-year-old “wunderkind” of the Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Team broke his recent run of bad luck last Sunday in winning style in Kegums Latvia to deliver a brilliant 3-1 moto result to take his second GP career victory in a style fitting of a champion.

Jeffrey Herlings the 15-year-old “wunderkind” of the Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Team broke his recent run of bad luck Sunday in winning style in Kegums Latvia to deliver a brilliant 3-1 moto result to take his second GP career victory in a style fitting of a champion. But while Herlings was the hero of [...]No related posts.