Sadly Team Kawasaki SRC did not reap the expected rewards at the prestigious Oschersleben 8 hour race. Read the full article »

Red Bull KTM’s Marc Coma wrapped up the fourth stage of the Rally Dos Sertoes on Wednesday just a fraction over one minute behind second placed Paolo Goncalves of Portugal to hang onto the overall lead by a margin of two minutes and four seconds. Read the full article »

Red Bull KTM’s Marc Coma made a solid start in his bid for victory in the Rally dos Sertoes in Brazil on Sunday when he finished fastest in the opening stage of this 2600 km event. Read the full article »

Red Bull KTM Factory rider Taddy Blazusiak was in fighting form on Saturday night in Atlanta, Georgia and picked up another win in the fourth round of the AMA EnduroCross Series. Read the full article »

The Triumph factory Supersport team, Smiths Triumph, increased their advantage in the 2014 Motorpoint British Supersport Championship at Cadwell Park this bank holiday. Read the full article »

Red Bull KTM Factory rider Marvin Musquin finished 5th overall at the final round of the Lucas Oil 250 Pro Motocross Championship Series held at Miller Motorsports Park. Read the full article »

Josh Waters didn’t let inclement weather or a trip to the medical centre hamper his bank holiday weekend at Cadwell Park, with the Tyco Suzuki rider taking a brace of fifth placed finishes – moving him into ninth place in the championship standings, one place ahead of his team-mate John Hopkins. Read the full article »

Red Bull KTM Factory rider Ken Roczen was crowned the 450 Pro Motocross Champion at the final round of the Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship Series held at Miller Motorsports Park marking his first 450 career championship. Read the full article »

Defending World Endurance Champions Suzuki Endurance Racing Team heroically fought from the back of the pack to sixth position in Saturday’s Oschersleben 8-Hour World Endurance third round in Germany. Read the full article »

Twice a year, motorbike fans from all around the world converge on the Isle of Man. Since 1907 this small island in the Irish Sea has hosted the Tourist Trophy, the oldest and most challenging motorcycle race on the calendar. For 14 days in May/June there’s only one game in town: the races on the Snaefell Mountain Course. The second motorcycle get-together in this otherwise tranquil sliver of land traditionally takes place in August, when the Classic TT (Tourist Trophy) roars into life with no less enthusiasm – if not quite the same speeds. The start and finish of the races are in the capital Douglas. Read the full article »