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Van Den Bosch wins Supermoto opener

The first dry Grand Prix of Italy at Torino got underway today under perfect weather conditions, which let the Superiders use the complete course including the sky section right from the warm up. A massive crowd of 16.000 spectators showed up at the Oval Lingotto to see a great day of racing. The S1 class saw the incredible comeback to action of three time World Champion Thierry Van Den Bosch.

Press release 13/04/2008 YSPR

British Grand Prix gets thumbs up from CAS Honda

The CAS Monster Energy Honda team ventured to Leicestershire on Friday to test the all-new track at Mallory Park, which is under construction for the prestigious British Grand Prix on June 1st. Racers Billy Mackenzie and Mike Brown lapped the partially completed circuit aboard their CRF450R’s to provide event organisers, RHL activities, with feedback as the track begins to take shape.

Press release 13/04/2008 CASHPR

Monster Energy and Yamaha look towards the future

The Yamaha Monster Motocross Team will be hoping to strike extra fear into their FIM Motocross World Championship rivals in 2008 thanks to a new alliance with Monster Energy drinks. The factory-backed Grand Prix squad – now entitled ‘Yamaha Monster Motocross Team’ thanks to the title sponsorship - will benefit from a high-profile three year joint programme with one of the new powerful movers in motorcycle racing.

Press release 08/04/2008 Adam Wheeler

Honda launch into new season - And more news....

The weekend in Valkenswaard was an interesting one with many team presentations and news from Youthstream about their new plans for America, plus of course Eric Geboers idea to have a special rookie experience at the Grand Prix of Lommel. We decided to put some of the press releases from the weekend together, so here goes. (Zanzani image)

Press release 08/04/2008 Daniele Rizzi

Coppins shows heart in Valkenswaard

The 2008 FIM Motocross world championship kicked off at a demanding Valkenswaard sand circuit in the Netherlands this weekend. Factory Yamaha Monster racer, Josh Coppins, showed true courage by posting a 6-7 result, only two weeks after recent surgery to repair two broken toes .

Press release 07/04/2008 Glen Dempsey

FIM Pro-AM Team World Cup - More News

On the occasion of the start of the 2008 FIM Motocross World Championship season, FIM and the FIM Motocross World Championship promoter, Youthstream, announced the birth of an ambitious project - the FIM Pro-Am Team World Cup. This event will focus on teams created by each manufacturer with each team made up of their three best pro riders and the best amateur rider. (Zanzani image)

Press release 07/04/2008 Daniele Rizzi

Strijbos and Pourcel struggle in Valkenswaard

Tough and testing conditions test the Grand Prix Kawasaki Racing Team to the limit in Valkenswaard at round one of the FIM motocross World championship The weather conditions affected the opening grand prix of the year and the sandy surface of the Valkenswaard circuit was wet and heavy due to the many rain showers that hit the area for the last two weeks. (Ray Archer image)

Press release 07/04/2008 Kawasaki

Another New Zealander heads to Europe

It was bound to happen sooner or later -- only in this case it was sooner, rather than later. New Zealand's Hamish Dobbyn is packing his bags for Europe and a crack at the world championships. Dobbyn raced a Yamaha YZF250 to easily win his 14-16 years’ 250cc four-stroke class in the North Island Junior Motocross Championships in Hawke’s Bay barely a week ago.

Press release 04/04/2008 Andy McGechan

KTM rider wins Round Four of E1 World Championship

KTM Enduro Factory Team rider Ivan Cervantes put in a great performance in Round Four of the E1 World Championship in Vale de Cambra, Portugal for his first victory of the season. Cervantes who won the E3 title in 2007 was third in Saturday's race, fought on and off torrential rain and mud to triumph in the second race at the venue on Sunday. (images Edmunds)

Press release 31/03/2008 PRKTM

King wins in New Zealand - But it was the other King

New Zealand's Damien King lived up to his name at the weekend, proving himself the master of the mud as he won Taranaki’s annual King of the Mountain motocross. The 32-year-old Team Subway Yamaha rider, who now lives in Cambridge, returned to the place of his birth to take the main prize on Sunday, dominating on the track he grew up on and learned his craft so many years before.

Press release 31/03/2008 Andy McGechan

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