The 2022-23 New Zealand Road-Race Nationals CAPTION: Invercargill's Cormac Buchanan (Yamaha), a rider to watch out for as he races in front of his home town supporters at Teretonga Park Raceway this weekend. Buchanan is pictured here leading Christchurch's Alex...
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MOTOCROSS NATIONALS LOOMING LARGE ON THE HORIZON
The 2023 New Zealand Motocross Championships CAPTION: Mount Maunganui's Roma Edwards (Honda), who will surely be one of the leading title contenders in senior women’s racing in 2023. Photo by Andy McGechan, BikesportNZ.com The 2023 New Zealand Motocross Championships...
NZ SUPERBIKE NATIONALS HEAT UP AT RUAPUNA CIRCUIT
The 2022-23 New Zealand Road-Race Nationals CAPTION: Christchurch's Dale Finch (Kawasaki ZX-10R), impressive on home turf at Ruapuna at the weekend, celebrating his first career superbike race victory, although he was also a victim of two spectacular crashes later in...
START TO 2022-23 ROAD-RACING SEASON WORTH THE WAIT
The 2022-23 New Zealand Road-Race Nationals CAPTION: The Formula Two Supersport 600 class was one of many to bring the crowd to their feet at Manfeild Circuit Chris Amon in Feilding on Saturday. Photo by Andy McGechan, BikesportNZ.com Motorcycle road-racing in New...
CONGRATULATIONS COURTNEYÂ
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 -...
CONGRATULATIONS COURTNEY
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 –...
NZ’S COURTNEY DUNCAN WINS FOURTH WORLD TITLE
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....






