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Motocross is the off-road sport for you if carving berms and flying high over jumps is your idea of fun. One of the most popular motorcycling sports, Motocross is run on tracks shaped from natural terrain and produces fast, close and exciting racing. Motocross is a physically demanding form of motorcycle sport and tests both rider and their machines.
Ray Broad is the MNZ Motocross Commissioner and can be contacted by email
New Zealand Motocross Championship
The New Zealand Motocross Championship is the pinnacle of motocross in New Zealand, being held over four events across the country.
The championship has been developed not only to showcase the premier MX1 and MX2 classes, but also to boost a number of support classes that offer the perfect feeder programme for national and international success.
2022 NZMX Championship Dates:
- NZMX Round One – Sunday 6th February, (South Otago Motorcycle Club)
- NZMX Round Two – Sunday 20th February, (Rotorua Motorcycle Club)
- NZMX Round Three – Sunday 20th March, (Hawkes Bay Motorcycle Club)
- NZMX Round Four – Sunday 27th March, (Taupo Motorcycle Club)
New Zealand Motocross Grand Prix Championship – Woodville
The New Zealand Motocross Grand Prix, also known as the Woodville GP, is held each year on the last weekend of January.
Riders will require a championship licence to compete in this prestigious event, which regularly attracts international riders.
This event will be hosted by the Manawatu Orion Motorcycle club on the 30th & 31st January 2021.
New Zealand Junior Motocross Championship
The New Zealand Junior Motocross Championship is the highest level event for motocross riders from 8-16 years old, producing champions that have gone onto international success.
In 2021 this event will be hosted by the Tauranga Motorcycle Club at TECT park on the 6th & 7th February 2021.
Riders will require a junior championship licence and proof of competing in at least 6 MNZ permitted club events as per Off-Road rule 15.19.
New Zealand Mini Motocross National
The New Zealand Mini Motocross National is the premier event for mini motocross riders from 4-11 year old.
In 2021 this event will be hosted by the Christchurch Off-Road Motorcycle club, 9th & 10th October 2021 at the BTF Training Facility, 190 Boundary Creek Road, Leeston.
Riders will require a mini club licence and proof of competing in at least 6 MNZ permitted club events as per Off-Road rule 15.3.
New Zealand Veteran & Women’s Motocross National
The New Zealand Veteran & Women’s Motocross National is the highest event for Veteran & Women motocross riders. The event is set on veteran friendly terrain as per Off-Road Rule 16.11b.
In 2021 this event will be hosted by the Taranaki Motorcycle club, 30th & 31st October 2021.
Riders will require a club licence to compete in this event.
EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST: MNZ CHAMPIONSHIP, ISLAND or NATIONAL MOTOCROSS EVENTS
The MX Commission is calling for Expressions of Interest (EOI) from MNZ affiliated clubs, to host New Zealand Championship, Island and National Events, as follows:
2022
Championship Events
NZMX Senior Championship (being part of multi round series)
NZ SX Championship = on hold and under review
National Events
North & South Island TT’s (the South Island event will also be the NZ Champs)
North & South Island School Champs (the South Island event will also be the NZ Champs)
EOI are now open and clubs must apply on the approved MNZ Application form (HERE) for all the events they are interested in hosting.
All applications must be received before 5pm the Thursday the 25th of March.
All enquires to be directed to the MNZ office.
Host clubs to be announced at the MNZ AGM, Sunday 16th May 2021.