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Coppins and Rattray head to Sweden

The FIM Motocross World Championship will enter into the final seven round stage this weekend in Uddevalla, marking the ninth of 15 meetings. Yamaha leads the MX1 standings with red plate holder David Philippaerts and German GP winner Joshua Coppins while KTM is holding the top two MX2 spots with leader Tyla Rattray and fellow team mate Tommy Searle, who won his maiden moto at Uddevalla last year.

Press release 02/07/2008 Daniele Rizzi

Honda riders in Germany - Bill shines

It was a mixed day for the Honda riders in Germany last weekend. Billy Mackenzie, Marc De Reuver, Julien Bill and Steve Boniface came away from round eight of the 2008 series with little to show, only Bill really making good points. Mackenzie struggling with a shoulder injury did start well in both motos, although couldn't continue his good form due to pain. Boniface and De Reuver showed good speed.

Press release 01/07/2008 HPR

Stewart and Villopoto put their rivals to sleep

James Stewart brought his 2008 moto record to a perfect 10 en route to winning his fifth consecutive race of the AMA Toyota Motocross Championship Presented by FMF and the series' first-ever night race at the Toyota Trucks AMA National from Thunder Valley. Ryan Villopoto swept both motos of the AMA Motocross Lites, extending his overall winning streak to four. (GuyB image)

Press release 29/06/2008 AMA

KTM show domination in motorcycle racing

In terms of the recognized giants of motorcycle production, KTM, the world leader in sports motorcycles may be the David among the Goliaths but when it comes to impact on the international racing circuits, the company takes its place as an equal.Half way through the 2008 racing season, KTM, its factory riders and its machines have made impressive results.

Press release 27/06/2008 KTMPR

Boniface prepares for Germany - Mackenzie too

The CAS Honda team ventured down to the Genk track in Belgium today so that new employee, Steve Boniface, could test the factory CRF450R ahead of this weekend’s Grand Prix. Boniface, who replaces Mike Brown, boarded the Honda machinery for the first time under the watchful eye of team manager, Neil Prince, with positive results.

Press release 25/06/2008 CAS Honda

Smets announces ‘MXON’ preselection

Joël Smets has just released the names of the nine preselected riders of whom three will represent e Belgium at the 2008 Red Bull Motocross of Nations in Great Britain. On Monday the riders met for the first time during a team building event in the Mol region. On the menu: orientation running, canoeing and kayak polo.

Press release 25/06/2008 Tom Jacobs

Grand Prix preview - Germany

This forthcoming weekend the Talkessel race track in Teutschenthal will host the German Grand Prix, being the eighth meeting in the fifteen round calendar. David Philippaerts continues to lead the MX1 points standings at his second year in the category while a surprising Tommy Searle is on top of the MX2 Championship courtesy of St. Jean’s win.

Press release 25/06/2008 Daniele "Boom Boom" Rizzi

Prumm injured again

Pushing past the pain barrier is what Kiwi motocross world champion Katherine Prumm has been doing every day since her freak training crash in May. And now she's back on top of the world. But that ranking won't last for long with news coming thorough from Europe today that the two-time women’s world motocross champion had suffered another training crash.

Press release 25/06/2008 Andy McGechan

Grand Prix statistics - MX1 and MX2

After round seven of the FIM Motocross World Championship here are the updated season statistics. Despite taking his first Lovemytime Pole Position Award on Saturday, Steve Ramon had a tough time in the races whereas Sebastien Pourcel dominated both heats to take the second GP win of the season and become the first MX1 winner with more than one success under his belt.

Press release 24/06/2008 Daniele Rizzi

Pyrhonen finds motivation in MX3 class

Antti Pyrhönen of Finland has found a new direction for his career. Things were not going to plan when the 2008 MX1 Grand Prix season got underway in Valkenswaard. “The Dutch Grand Prix went okay, despite a few mistakes I scored a satisfying 8 points. I was struggling with confidence and was unhappy about my Grand Prix scores from the Spanish Grand Prix onwards and in fact I didn't see much light at the end of the...

Press release 23/06/2008 Harry Van Hemmen

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