Motorcycling New Zealand (MNZ) congratulates Courtney Duncan on her fourth world championship. “Courtney Duncan won her fourth Women’s World Motocross Championship in Turkey this past weekend and on behalf of Aotearoa New Zealand’s motorcycling community -...
Motorcycling New Zealand’s Women’s Commission extends its congratulations to Courtney Duncan for her fourth Women’s World Motocross Championship. “It is awesome to see women racing in a sport which is dominated by men, and even more so on the world stage –...
CAPTION: New Zealand’s Courtney Duncan (Kawasaki), in almost total control of the world championships in 2023. Photo by Andy McGechan, BikesportNZ.com She’s done it again and, in the end, she did it easily … New Zealand’s Courtney Duncan is world champion once more....
CAPTION: New Zealand’s Courtney Duncan (Kawasaki), on target to secure her fourth world title in Turkey this weekend. Photo by Andy McGechan, BikesportNZ.com New Zealand’s Courtney Duncan is one cool customer, and she needs to be if she wants to clinch her fourth...
CAPTION: The MX2 class blasts out of the starting blocks at Woodville last weekend, with Oparau’s James Scott (Yamaha No.108), Opotiki’s Cody Cooper (GASGAS No.1) and Mount Eden’s Madoc Dixon (KTM No.4) leading the way. Intense action like this can be expected again...
CAPTION: Whakatane’s Damon Rees (right) gets some advice from his former-champion father Tony Rees before heading out onto the track at Hampton Downs, on the glorious day in 2017 that he wrapped up the national Supersport 600 title at the popular North Waikato race...
2024 Honda New Zealand Motocross Grand Prix at Woodville CAPTION: The New Zealand team (pictured from left), Opunake’s Taylar Rampton, Palmerston North’s Hannah Powell, Morrinsville’s Breanna Rodgers, Raetihi’s Karaitiana Horne, Rotorua’s Melissa Patterson and...