2024 Yamaha New Zealand Enduro Championships CAPTION: Oparau’s James Scott (Yamaha), the dominant rider at the fifth and final round of racing in the Wairarapa at the weekend. Photo by Andy McGechan, BikesportNZ.com It would possibly be no stretch of the imagination...
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The 2024 NZ Veterans’ MX Nationals CAPTION: Former Motocross of Nations rider for Team Switzerland, the now Tuakau-based Gaudenz Gisler (Honda) is expected to be among the leading riders in the over-60 years veterans’ class this weekend. Photo by Andy McGechan,...
Kiwi Junior Challengers for FIM Oceania Trans-Tasman Challenge at The Bend
CAPTION: The 10 bikes in the FIM Oceania Trans-Tasman Challenge will be clearly identifiable by country-specific liveries, with green and gold on the lower half of the Yamaha YZF-R15 fairings for the Aussies and silver with black for the Kiwis. The final round of the...
NZ ENDURO SERIES WRAPS UP ON SATURDAY
2024 Yamaha New Zealand Enduro Championships CAPTION: Taupo’s Wil Yeoman (Yamaha), running third overall in the domestic series after four of five rounds and one of the favourites to win at the final round in the Wairarapa this weekend. Photo by Andy McGechan,...
Crowd returns to Levels for NZSBK action
Timaru laid on the weather and crowd numbers and riders provided the spectacle at the Star Insure New Zealand Superbike Grand prix, at Levels last Saturday. The second round of the series, where New Zealand Grand Prix titles were at stake, attracted the biggest...
Don’t Miss the 62nd ISPS HANDA Halberg Awards Tonight – Celebrating Motorcycling Talent
Tonight, the spotlight is on the 62nd ISPS HANDA Halberg Awards, New Zealand’s most prestigious celebration of sporting excellence. Among the talented finalists in the Emerging Talen category are our very own Corman Buchanan and Levi Townley. To have both Cormac and...
Purvis to the fore at the 2025 Yamaha New Zealand Motocross Championship opener
As the 2025 Yamaha New Zealand Motocross Championship roared into life yesterday, the early class leaders made their mark at Tauranga’s TECT Park. In the MX1 class there was no doubt that Mangakino’s Maximus Purvis (Yamaha) will be the man to chase this four-round...






