The gruelling 24-hour Numb Bum ice race will return this year following a brief layover in 2008.
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Jodi staying in Canada
Written by Larry Tate on Mon, Jan 26th, 2009
Jodi Christie, who turned 16 last year while winning the Canadian national Amateur 600 title and backing that up with Amateur 600 and Amateur Superbike titles in RACE regional competition, will be racing again in Canada in 2009.
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National enduro series
Written by Larry Tate on Thu, Jan 22nd, 2009
Canadian Enduro competitors will have a truly national series for the first time in many years for the 2009 season, as World Enduro Canada (WEC) is sanctioning a cross-Canada challenge using the same format used in ISDE and world championship competition – basically separately-scored two-day events with electronic timing on special test sections.
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Miguel beached at Daytona
Written by CMG Staff on Wed, Jan 21st, 2009
Canadian Miguel Duhamel may not compete in the upcoming Daytona 200 road race.
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Spaniard wins South American Dakar
Written by Larry Tate on Sun, Jan 18th, 2009
The first Dakar Rally held in South America is over, and Spaniard Marc Coma on his factory KTM comfortably held on for the win by nearly an hour and a half, relaxing a bit to take sixth in the final stage coming back to the starting point of Buenos Aires.
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They're dune it at Dakar
Written by Larry Tate on Fri, Jan 16th, 2009
With only two days left in the first South American edition of the Dakar, Spaniard Marc Coma on his factory KTM is still in control of the two-wheel contingent, maintaining nearly an hour-and-a-half lead over his team-mate Cyril Depres of France.
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Dakar 11 - pausing for fog
Written by Larry Tate on Thu, Jan 15th, 2009
Wednesday’s Stage 11 of the 2009 Dakar Rally was cancelled due to heavy fog covering all the special stage route.
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Dakar 10 - a loop of difficulty
Written by Larry Tate on Wed, Jan 14th, 2009
Stage 10 of the Dakar included a seriously difficult loop through the high Atacama Desert from and back to the base town of Copiapo.
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Dakar 9 - La Serena to Copiapo
Written by Larry Tate on Tue, Jan 13th, 2009
Dutchman Frans Verhoeven (KTM) took his second stage of the Dakar Rally Monday January 12, putting himself in eighth overall in the bike category.
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Dakar 7-8: Despres third overall
Written by Larry Tate on Mon, Jan 12th, 2009
The eighth stage of the first South American Dakar Rally, with a relatively short special stage of 294 km and a day of 652 km total, was won by Cyril Despres (KTM).
The gruelling 24-hour Numb Bum ice race will return this year following a brief layover in 2008.
Jodi Christie, who turned 16 last year while winning the Canadian national Amateur 600 title and backing that up with Amateur 600 and Amateur Superbike titles in RACE regional competition, will be racing again in Canada in 2009.
Canadian Enduro competitors will have a truly national series for the first time in many years for the 2009 season, as World Enduro Canada (WEC) is sanctioning a cross-Canada challenge using the same format used in ISDE and world championship competition – basically separately-scored two-day events with electronic timing on special test sections.
Canadian Miguel Duhamel may not compete in the upcoming Daytona 200 road race.
The first Dakar Rally held in South America is over, and Spaniard Marc Coma on his factory KTM comfortably held on for the win by nearly an hour and a half, relaxing a bit to take sixth in the final stage coming back to the starting point of Buenos Aires.
With only two days left in the first South American edition of the Dakar, Spaniard Marc Coma on his factory KTM is still in control of the two-wheel contingent, maintaining nearly an hour-and-a-half lead over his team-mate Cyril Depres of France.
Wednesday’s Stage 11 of the 2009 Dakar Rally was cancelled due to heavy fog covering all the special stage route.
Stage 10 of the Dakar included a seriously difficult loop through the high Atacama Desert from and back to the base town of Copiapo.
Dutchman Frans Verhoeven (KTM) took his second stage of the Dakar Rally Monday January 12, putting himself in eighth overall in the bike category.
The eighth stage of the first South American Dakar Rally, with a relatively short special stage of 294 km and a day of 652 km total, was won by Cyril Despres (KTM).