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Motocross News - GP's on TV in Germany

Currently being the most exciting motocross series in the world, the FIM Motocross World Championship promoted by Youthstream benefits of a strong worldwide TV coverage live and delayed. Good news for the Austrian and the German audiences is that Motors TV, one of Youthstream’s major partners in broadcasting the series, has a solid base in both countries.

Press release 05/06/2008 Daniele Rizzi

Vuillemin returns to Grand Prix - 2009 MX1

American Factory Suzuki rider David Vuillemin has decided to return to where it all began as he signed a deal with the Bud Racing team to contest the 2009 World Motocross championship. This is great news for the Grand Prix series and the first time in a long time that a factory rider in America has signed to race in europe.

Press release 28/05/2008 DVPR

Grand Prix of Great Britain - Preview

Great Britain will play host to the sixth round of the FIM Motocross World series this weekend on the brand new course at Mallory Park, which was built inside the famous road racing facility. David Philippaerts leads the MX1 standings since the Portuguese Grand Prix while Tyla Rattray and Tony Cairoli are still battling tooth and nail for the MX2 lead, currently owned by the South African.

Press release 28/05/2008 Daniele Rizzi

Cooksley heads to Mallory Park

New Zealand's Tony Cooksley knows the odds are stacked heavily against him. But that won't deter the 51-year-old motocross ace from knuckling down to the task at hand. The man from South Auckland heads away to England this week to pick up the pieces of his shattered world title defence, the veterans' motocross world champion now forced to play catch-up following a nasty weekend in Spain.

Press release 28/05/2008 Andy McGechan

Grand Prix statistics - A mixed bag

After round five of the FIM Motocross World Championship at Mantova, Italy, on May 18, here are the updated season statistics. Mantova was the weekend of Marc de Reuver. The Martin Honda’s Dutchman started the Grand Prix by taking his first Lovemytime Pole Position Award of the season and carried on during Sunday’s motos to take his maiden MX1 GP win.

Press release 27/05/2008 Daniele Rizzi

Gareth Swanepoel prepares for comeback!

Molson Kawasaki’s conspicuously absent team-member Gareth Swanepoel is on the mend and should be back to full fitness – and back at the races – for the tail end of the 2008 grand prix season. With the ongoing on track success of Molson teamsters Stephen Sword, Gautier Paulin and Tom Church....

Press release 24/05/2008 KPR

Townley versus Stewart - Bring it on

As many of the world’s top riders prepare to drop the gates on the 2008 AMA Toyota Motocross Championship Presented by FMF, several of the series’ top competitors make their anticipated return at the 13th Annual Giant RV AMA Motocross National presented by Yamaha at Glen Helen, May 24-25. A solid field of riders prepare for the transition from an ultra-competitive Monster Energy AMA Supercross season.

Press release 21/05/2008 AMA

Ramon and De Dycker in Mantova

It was Team Teka Suzuki WMX1 rider Ken De Dycker's turn to narrowly miss out on a podium place this weekend as the former MX1 championship leader emulated his team-mate Steve Ramon's luck of last week - in Sevlievo - by losing out on a top-three overall finish by next to no points. (Meyer image)

Press release 20/05/2008 Suzuki PR

KTM dominate Womans World championship in Mantova

The second round of the FIM Women’s Motocross World Championship was an eventful one today at Mantova, where the series had never been before. Steffi Laier celebrating victory already at her first Championship outing KTM Germany’s Stephanie Laier came back to action with style after she missed round one in Bulgaria due to a damaged ligament in her right shoulder.

Press release 19/05/2008 Daniele Rizzi

De Reuver all smiles in Mantova

The opening day of the Lovemytime Grand Prix of Italy was a wet one, with tomorrow also expected to be wet. Though the rain could not prevent Marc de Reuver from taking his first pole of 2008, while home rider Tony Cairoli and Tommy Searle won the hard fought qualifying heats of this fifth GP.

Press release 18/05/2008 Daniele Rizzi

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