Motorcycling New Zealand would like to address recent public discussion regarding the inclusion of a Women’s class at all rounds of the 2026 New Zealand Motocross Championship. We are also aware of the recent public Facebook statement; this does not reflect the view...
Applications for 2026 Media Accreditation are now OPEN. Motorcycling New Zealand is pleased to announce that media accreditation for the upcoming year is now open (1 January to 31 December 2026). This annual program provides members of the media with access to events...
We wish to advise that Gretchen Pirika has resigned from her position on the Board, effective 12 September 2025. We sincerely thank Gretchen for her time, energy, and commitment to our organisation. Being a Board member, particularly in a voluntary capacity, can...
Upcoming Officials Training Seminars 16 September - South Canterbury Clubrooms, Timaru To register contact [email protected] For more information click HERE 22 September - Euromarque Raceway, Ruapuna To register contact [email protected] For more...
The FIM Oceania Trial Championship held in conjunction with the New Zealand Trials Championship wrapped up three days of competition across challenging terrain, delivering excitement and some drama for competitors. Weather played a key role on the final day, testing...
The FIM and Yamaha Motor Europe are pleased to announce the 2026 calendar. The FIM Yamaha R3 bLU cRU World Cup is the perfect first step on the ladder for those riders with their sights set on reaching the pinnacle of World Championship motorcycle road racing. The...
This season’s New Zealand Motocross Championship has changed up its format with two South Island rounds in November, followed by two North Island rounds in February 2026. Yamaha Motor New Zealand returns once again as the 2026 championship’s naming-rights sponsor for...