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Another kiwi set for Namur

It’s a fairytale setting and this year is likely also to be the scene of a fairytale story. The ancient battlements of the Citadelle Castle, perched atop a giant stone promontory overlooking the southern Belgian city of Namur, on the banks of the Meuse River, is a Mecca for motocross enthusiasts. This August the historic venue again hosts a round of the motocross world championships and this year it will have special...

Press release 27/06/2007 Andy McGechan

Carmichael heads to his last ever AMA National

Ricky Carmichael had a lot of pressure coming into the 2007 AMA Toyota Motocross Championship presented by FMF. In spite of his astounding career accomplishments RC risked finishing out his career with a whimper. Instead he is continuing his assault on the record books and going out with the loudest bang possible. Showing the dedication and pride he’s had throughout his career, Carmichael has completely dominated the...

Press release 26/06/2007 AMA

De Dycker and Searle rule in England

The 2007 Maxxis ACU British Motocross championship moved past the halfway point, with round five taking place across the Irish sea. Reigning MX1 British champion Ken De Dycker - CAS Honda closed in on 2007 championship leader Billy MacKenzie - De Groot Kawasaki as he recorded back to back wins at the fifth round of the series held at Desertmartin, Northern Ireland.

Press release 23/06/2007 Jake Miller

Grand Prix of Faenza - Information

Our good friend Max Regazzi has given us some information on the Grand Prix of Faenza set for the Faenza circuit in the Romagna area of Italy. This is one of the most beautiful area's of this very beautiful country and we can't wait to get down to the beach at Rimini and enjoy a little summer sunshine. Of course the weekend will be one of the most interesting as the Faenza circuit has not run a Grand Prix for some time,...

Press release 22/06/2007 Max Regazzi

British Motocross championship preview

Round five of the 2007 Maxxis ACU British Motocross championship will take place on Saturday 23rd June at the fantastic Desertmartin circuit in Northern Ireland, which hosted a Grand Prix less than twelve months ago. The compact and highly spectacular track has benefited from a whole host of changes in more recent years, and in doing so has become one of the most popular venues for many of the riders. Billy MacKenzie...

Press release 20/06/2007 Jake Miller

Strijbos to miss Bulgarian GP

Team Suzuki's Kevin Strijbos will not travel to Sevlievo for the Grand Prix of Bulgaria and the eighth round of the FIM MX1 World Championship this weekend. The 21 year old's injured left knee requires further rehab and he has been ruled out the trip to south east Europe. The Portuguese Grand Prix winner saw specialists yesterday (Wednesday) in Belgium and with continued bleeding inside the joint as result of the small...

Press release 15/06/2007 Suzuki/Archer image

FIM World Motocross Championship - Statistics

The FIM Motocross World Championship is in the real middle of the season, and the MX1 class is offering a completely different season from 2006, when Stefan Everts dominated 14 of 15 Grand Prix’s, and Joshua Coppins was the only one who beat him. The latter is actually leaving his mark on this 2007 season, but with a different style. Yamaha Motocross’ Coppins never missed a podium, but clinched only four GP victories,...

Press release 14/06/2007 Daniele Rizzi

Grand Prix of Bulgaria - Preview

With the two runaway leaders Joshua Coppins and Antonio Cairoli having increased their advantage in France, the FIM Motocross World Championship offers soon a new chance of revenge to their rivals. The Bulgarian Grand Prix at Sevlievo this weekend will mark the mid point of a tough season, in which Coppins is currently kept under constant pressure by a good bunch of heat winners, as Cairoli has dominated the MX2 class so...

Press release 13/06/2007 Daniele Rizzi

Grand Prix statistics - Heading into France

The number of Grand Prix winners increased to four, after Kawasaki Racing Europe’s Billy Mackenzie won his maiden MX1 GP at Sugo, which was also the third GP victory of the Scott’s career –all three came at Sugo. But Joshua Coppins of Yamaha Motocross never missed the podium this season, and was third in Sugo, where he clocked his second pole position in a row.

Press release 07/06/2007 Youthstream

Open Letter from Jussi Vehvilainen

I have been back home in Finland recovering from my neck and shoulder injuries during the Swedish GP. I'm sorry to let you know that I can't race this weekend’s MX3 round in Spain. My neck is pretty good already but my right shoulder needs some time to heal before I can ride again. The problem with it is as following: the arm's nerves have got some damage. Nerves to the arm are coming from neck between C5-C6 and there's...

Press release 07/06/2007 Harry Van Hemmen

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