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Stewart Sensational at Bercy
11 November 2008
San Manuel Yamaha rider James Stewart continued a perfect start to his career in ‘blue’ by taking his YZ450F to a dominant streak of victories at the 26th Bercy Supercross in Paris. The 22 year old AMA Motocross Champion owned all three nights in the French capital to become ‘King of Bercy’ at his first attempt.
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Stewart Getting Set for Bercy After Sensational First Yamaha Appearance
22 October 2008
2008 AMA Motocross Champion, Motocross of Nations winner and undoubtedly one of the main stars of American motocross and supercross, James Stewart, will make his first European appearance on his new Yamaha YZ450F at the Bercy SX in Paris, France, in just over two weeks time.
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Reed Clinches Australian SX Opener
09 October 2008
Suzuki riders shone in Saturday's opening round of the new Australian Supercross Championship in Perth, Western Australia with Chad Reed winning the Pro Open and Matt Moss finishing second in the Pro Lites events.
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Supercross at The O2 Arena in London. Tickets go on Sale Friday – 05.09.08!
03 September 2008
Future West has now confirmed that tickets will go on sale this Friday, 5th September for the final round of the British Supercross Championship at London's spectacular O2 arena, the world's number one arena, The O2 will once again come alive to the sounds of Supercross on Saturday 31st January, just one week after the Liverpool double header on 23rd January and 24th at Liverpool's Echo Arena.
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Troy Herfoss Cashes in for HMC KTM Racing
15 August 2008
HMC KTM Factory rider Troy Herfoss took home his first Premier class win over the weekend at the second round of the AMA Supermoto Series. The momentum kicked off as Herfoss gated against the reigning 450 Supermoto Champion, Mark Burkhart, during the first of two 450 heat races. The KTM rider met the challenge and propelled his 450 SX-F to the lead and made it stick. Herfoss' teammate, Chris Fillmore, also rose to occasion aboard his KTM during heat two with a five-second victory over Cassidy Anderson. This set the scene for a potential four-way battle in the main event.
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Dungey Wins at Las Vegas Finale
07 May 2008
Rockstar Makita Suzuki Factory Racing's Ryan Dungey capped off the 2008 AMA Supercross Lites season by not only winning the Dave Coombs Sr. East/West Shootout for the second year in a row, but by also being honoured with the Rising Star Award as well. In the Las Vegas season finale event, Dungey finished second in his heat race and then came from behind to take the win in the 15-lap SX Lites main. Later in the weekend, he was honoured with the new Rising Star award at the Live Nation awards banquet.
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The Aprilia SX and RX 125 Enduro/Supermoto
28 February 2008
Dedicated to today’s demanding young sports riders, the aprilia RX and SX 125 incorporate many of the features that have contributed to the amazing success of the RSV and SXV. these two stylish, high performance motorcycles set new standards for the 125 market.
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The Aprilia RX 50, SX 50 Small Bikes
28 February 2008
Following the tremendous success of the RXV and SXV, here come the brand new rx 50 and sx 50, two small bikes that are big on technology. Both deliver blistering performance to match their extreme good looks, and provide the perfect introduction to performance off-road and motard riding.
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Dave Osterman to Manage KTM Junior SX/MX Factory Team
10 January 2008
KTM North America, Inc is proud to announce the addition of Dave Osterman to their management staff.
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Suzuki's Dungey Podiums At Irving Texas
05 April 2007
Team Makita Suzuki Racing's Ryan Dungey brought home an impressive third-place finish in the Supercross Lites class at the Dallas, Texas Amp'd Mobile AMA Supercross at Texas Stadium on Saturday night. "I felt like I got back into the groove even though I made a little mistake," said Dungey. "I'm happy to be on the box tonight. After last week's win, we're one and three and not one and 18, so I'm happy with that for sure. The Makita Suzuki RM-Z250 ran great and everybody on the Makita Suzuki team did a great job on getting the bike ready tonight. Thanks to my mechanic, 'Tool Time' and everybody else who helped me out."
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TOP-5 Starts For Shift Motul Suzuki
12 February 2007
Team Shift Motul Suzuki claimed fifth place in both the Pro Open and Pro Lites classes at the weekend's opening round of the 2007 Australian Supercross Masters Championship at Wayville Showgrounds, Adelaide. Fresh from his New Zealand Supercross Championship victory, Luke Burkhart was on the pace from the outset of the evening and kept his RM-Z450 among the front runners throughout his two qualifying heats to progress smoothly into the Superpole to determine the Pro Open Final starting positions.
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Suzuki Chases Double SX Crown
07 February 2007
In an all-out assault on the 2007 Australian Supercross Championship, Team Shift Motul Suzuki is on the hunt for the double crown in the Pro Open and Pro Lites classes. In the Pro Open class, the Shift Motul Suzuki outfit will field a two-pronged assault with newly-crowned New Zealand Supercross Champion, Luke Burkhart and Supercross specialist Danny Ham.
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Burkhart Advances Despite Injury
18 September 2006
Team Shift Motul Suzuki rider Luke Burkhart made up ground in the Australian Supercross Masters Championship despite being injured in round four at Sydney’s Acer Arena on Saturday night. Burkhart suffered a wrist injury during practice and battled valiantly through the evening’s proceedings to climb from fifth into fourth place in the overall championship standings.
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Carmichael 6th After Crashing
24 April 2006
A heavy crash on the fifth lap of Saturday’s Dallas Supercross dropped World and AMA Supercross Champion Ricky Carmichael down to sixth position overall, but he still leads the series. The Makita Suzuki rider had holeshotted the 20-lap Main Event ahead of Chad Reed (Yamaha) and James Stewart (Kawasaki), lost the lead momentarily to Stewart, then got crossed up and fell. The 26-year-old Florida rider dropped outside the top eight, but still managed to climb two places despite riding with a damaged machine.
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Four Former Winners Set To Do Battle In Dallas Supercross
18 April 2006
Pickerington, Ohio (April 18, 2006), Round 14 of the 16-race Amp’d Mobile AMA Supercross Series is coming to Texas Stadium, in the Dallas suburb of Irving, on April 22. One could easily pick any of the past winners of the race to win this Saturday and not make a bad choice. James Stewart, Chad Reed, Ricky Carmichael and Kevin Windham are all past victors of the Dallas Supercross and the four are expected to be the leading contenders this year.
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Hurley Extends Series Lead
10 April 2006
Team Shift Motul Suzuki rider, Daryl Hurley racked up a second-place finish in round two of the Australian Motocross Nationals Championship and almost doubled his series points lead at Gilman this weekend. Holding 51 championship points, Hurley headed into the round with a 13-point advantage, scoring fifth and first in the day’s two motos that gave the New Zealander second overall and extended his margin to a massive 25 points over second place.
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Carmichael 2nd At Houston
03 April 2006
Team Makita Suzuki Racing’s Ricky Carmichael continues to extend his points lead in the Amp’d Mobile AMA Supercross Series by finishing second at Houston’s Reliant Stadium on Saturday night as team mate Ivan Tedesco walked away with a sixth-place finish. Said Carmichael: “I feel like I was pretty consistent all night. James Stewart has got six wins now, I’ve got six wins and we’re tied for the World title: It’s what everybody wants to see. But I’m just looking forward to getting better; to improving my performance at the beginning of the race and still being there at the end.”
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Hurley Grabs Australian Mx Lead For Team Suzuki
02 April 2006
Team Shift Motul Suzuki’s Daryl Hurley annihilated the competition to seal a dominant win in the opening round of the Australian Motocross Nationals Championship at Wanneroo today. Scoring back to back victories in Western Australia following last week’s Supercross Masters round win, Hurley qualified fastest and then outclassed his rivals in the two 30-minute motos.
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Hurley Takes 1st Win On RM-Z450
27 March 2006
Team Shift Motul Suzuki’s Daryl Hurley won the second round of the Australian Supercross Masters at Perth’s Claremont Showground at the weekend. Newly-mounted on the RM-Z450 machine, Hurley scored its first four-stroke victory in the Pro Open class of the 2006 Supercross Masters.
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Carmichael Wins Atlanta Supercross
28 February 2006
Once again, Ricky Carmichael raced to overall victory in Saturday evening’s Atlanta Supercross at Georgia Dome despite being told days earlier he’d been stripped of his victory in San Diego over an alleged rule infringement. The Makita Suzuki rider took the 20-lap Supercross Main event by 2.9 seconds from series leader Chad Reed (Yamaha) and James Stewart (Kawasaki) as team mate Ivan Tedesco put his RM-Z450 into fourth place.
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