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Coker leaves Star role for Triumph

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The team manager of the Star Racing Yamaha team, Jeremy Coker, is to head up Triumph's USA racing programme. So as well as the motocross and Supercross squads, he'll also be in charge of the British brand's move in enduro and GNCC racing. The official Triumph info says: Triumph Racing America

Godspeed Scott Burnworth

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Former factory Yamaha and Suzuki racer Scott Burnworth has passed away suddenly. It is believed he had a heart attack. Californian Burnworth was well known as a top minibike racer then factory supercross and motocross racer in the early 1980s. Our photo, taken by MotoHead's Adam Duckworth in 1982, was at

KTM’s USA team talk 2025

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Equipped with the KTM 450 SX-F FACTORY EDITION, the 31-round marathon will see 25-year-old Chase Sexton out to reclaim the 450SX title that he earned in 2023, before he aims to defend his 450MX championship outdoors, and then will target a first-career 450SMX crown in the post-season. With a full

Tomac and McElrath clinch WSX world titles

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The thrilling finale of the 2024 FIM World Supercross Championship (WSX) in Abu Dhabi crowned Eli Tomac (CDR Yamaha Supported by Star Racing), Shane McElrath (Fire Power Honda), and Fire Power Honda as champions in the WSX (450cc), SX2 (250cc), and Team categories, respectively. The season's grand climax delivered on its promise, with fans in Etihad Arena

Tomac vs Roczen in Abu Dhabi

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Ken Roczen faces up to long-time rival Eli Tomac in the United Arab Emirates WSX final round this week, with added pressure from Joey Savatgy, Vince Friese and more. The full entry is: WSX - 1 Roczen Ken SUZUKI AMA GER PMG 3 Tomac Eli YAMAHA AMA USA CDR Star Yamaha

Team boss Hewitts exits Triumph

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Triumph Motorcycles and Bobby Hewitt would like to announce that the two parties, who have been working together in the US SMX series, have mutually agreed to part ways. Triumph would like to thank Bobby for his contribution in developing the foundations of the US SMX programme with Triumph, leading into

Webb and Vialle take Paris titles

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Tom Vialle and Cooper Webb took wins in the 250 and 450 classes respectively at the Paris Supercross. After six races over the weekend, Webb is the new King of Paris, while Vialle is the 2024 Prince of Paris. Racing was great both days and the public was excited to celebrate

Webb wins Paris opener as Jett falls

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Many expected Tom Vialle, Jo Shimoda or Jett Lawrence on the podium of the first day at the Paris Supercross, but none of them made it! They all made a mistake in one of the three races of the evening, leaving the field open to Anthony Bourdon and Cooper

Triumph reveals USA factory team

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Triumph Factory Racing is thrilled to announce that its SuperMotocross World Championship squad will expand ahead of its second year in the United States. Austin Forkner, Jordon Smith, and Stilez Robertson have joined Jalek Swoll to form a four-man team that boasts a wealth of podium experience. Jalek Swoll returns to the

Roczen v Tomac in Canada WSX

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Ken Roczen and Eli Tomac square up again in the weekend's WSX round at Vancouver in Canada in the MX1 class, with Briton Dean Wilson and a host of other American and Euro riders giving chase. And in the MX2 class, it's Max Anstie who is listed as top of the

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