CAPTION: Whanganui’s Sam Willacy (Suzuki), chasing valuable points around the streets of his home town during the Cemetery Circuit racing on Boxing Day 2022. Photo by Andy McGechan, BikesportNZ.com New Zealand’s most popular motorcycle road-race series has become a...
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NZ ENDURO CHAMPS OFF TO A FLYING START AT OMIHI
2023 New Zealand Enduro Championships The 2023 New Zealand Enduro Championships series got off to a flying start in North Canterbury at the weekend and set the scene for a gripping couple of months to follow. Each of the four rounds for this season’s Yamaha-sponsored...
Road Race Commission Announcement
The Road Race Commission is pleased to announce that SJ Cavell has agreed to become the National Road Race Series Coordinator (Currently named NZSBK). SJ brings a wealth of knowledge and experience, both as a rider and as a business leader. SJ has spent time on the...
NZ ENDURO CHAMPS TO KICK OFF IN THE SOUTH ISLAND
2023 New Zealand Enduro Championships The 2023 New Zealand Enduro Championships series will kick off in the South Island this coming weekend and again it looks set to be an absolute cracker. Each of the four rounds for this season’s Yamaha-sponsored series will offer...
TEAM NEW ZEALAND REMAINS STRONG DESPITE CHANGES
2024 Honda New Zealand Motocross Grand Prix at Woodville CAPTION: Rotorua’s Letitia Alabaster (KTM), determined to put on a good showing for Team New Zealand at the New Zealand Motocross Grand Prix at Woodville this coming weekend. Photo by Andy McGechan,...
SUPERBIKE CHAMPS LAP RECORDS FALL AT TIMARU
The 2023-24 New Zealand Superbike Championships CAPTION: Dunedin’s Kevin Goddard (Aprilia RS660), one of the outstanding performers in the Super Twins class at the Levels International Motor Raceway, near Timaru, at the weekend. The 56-year-old, a former board member...
SUPERBIKE CHAMPS RACING WILL BE HOT IN TIMARU
The 2023-24 New Zealand Superbike Championships CAPTION: Christchurch’s former New Zealand Superbike champion Alastair Hoogenboezem (No.43) has put himself in front of Whakatane’s defending champion Mitch Rees (No.1) a couple of times already this season. Photo by...






