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Hunter Charlett Representing New Zealand At Asia-Pacific Championship In Japan

Sixteen-year-old road racer Hunter Charlett is all set to represent New Zealand at the Yamaha R3 BLU CRU Asia-Pacific Championship's Round 4 to be held in Japan this weekend, September 5-6, 2026. Charlett, of Christchurch, is the only New Zealander chasing this key...

Tyler King And Phoenix Van Dusschoten Selected For Oceania To Contest 2026 FIM Intercontinental Games

FIM Oceania is ready to turn up the heat at the 2026 FIM Intercontinental Games (ICG) in Brazil from December 10-13, selecting a powerhouse 12-rider roster, including Kiwis Tyler King and Phoenix van Dusschoten for the second edition of the expanding global event. “It...

Nine-year-old James Drought To Represent New Zealand At Guangzhou Super Cup

Nine-year-old Taupo rider James Drought is the first New Zealander invited to compete at the Ohvale Guangzhou Super Cup, which will be held in China next week. The 2026 Ohvale Guangzhou Super Cup runs from August 17-24 and includes opening ceremonies and cultural...

NZ ROAD-RACING SEASON IS JUST ABOUT UPON US

NZ ROAD-RACING SEASON IS JUST ABOUT UPON US

The 2023-24 New Zealand Superbike Nationals CAPTION: It’s fast and furious at the start of this Supersport 300 class race at Taupo last season and more of the same can be expected when the 2023-24 season kicks off in just over a week’s time. Photo by Andy McGechan,...

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CHANGE MADE TO NZ ROAD-RACE NATIONALS CALENDAR

CHANGE MADE TO NZ ROAD-RACE NATIONALS CALENDAR

The 2023-24 New Zealand Road-Race Nationals CAPTION: It was fast and furious at the start of this race last season and more of the same can be expected when the 2023-24 season kicks off in December. Photo by Andy McGechan, BikesportNZ.com Organisers of the upcoming...

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SUPERBIKE CHAMPS RACING WILL BE HOT IN TIMARU

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...

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