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Aussie Scott Britnell- The fastest man across Australia

There’s no doubt about it – Aussie Scott Britnell can ride rougher for longer. Sure, Rocky Robinson may have flashed across Bonneville Salt Flats at over 600km/h. However, all Rocky…
Interviews

MOTO MEDIC DR JOHN HINDS

Alongside his colleague Fred MacSorley, John Hinds, became famous as one of the Flying Doctors. Mounted on motorcycles and carrying bright orange packs stuffed with medical equipment, the pair provided…
Interviews

Racer of the week- Jess Gardiner

What a start to the year it has been thus far for myself in the 2016 Australian Off-Road Championship (AORC). For those who may not know or follow the AORC,…
History

WHERE ARE THEY NOW?- Peter Jones

“Today my health is still good at 73, thanks mainly to good genes from my English-born parents and not falling off too hard…” Triple Australian TT winner Peter Jones has…
History

Race Legends- Kenny Blake

Every year on June 9 there is a luncheon in a Melbourne pub to honour 1970s racing hero Ken Blake. This year’s gathering marked 35 years since Blake died in…
History

Not forgotten- Tom Phillis

He was just the second Aussie to win a world title, and he could have had more… Australia’s 1961 world 125 champion Tom Phillis has been included on a brand-new…
Interviews

GRID TALK-Michael van der Mark

We find out why Michael van der Mark, the 2014 World Supersport champion and former truck driver – who finished seventh in his WSBK debut in 2015 – hates clowns…
Opinion

Revolving Racer – Brandon Demmery

True Blue Brando The season was tough to say the least. I had to learn a lot of new tracks, help develop a new bike and work with a…
History

Ken Kavanagh- Australia’s First TT Victory

In the 1950s, the Isle of Man TT was the event in world racing and motorcyclists dreamt of riding there. In 1956, Ken Kavanagh let a whole nation dream along…
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Two crazies complete Australia’s longest transcontinental crossing. Or was it?

When Adrian Knight rode his BMW650 X-Challenge solo from Steep Point in Western Australia to the mainland’s most easterly point, the lighthouse at Byron Bay, he created a stir by…
Opinion

REVOLVING RACER- LEVI DAY

I broke my back in two places and suffered a grade 4 liver laceration ‘I want to be a motorbike racer’. My answer to a question I was asked as…
History

How Wayne Gardner became World Champion

Wayne Gardner has two reasons to remember the 1986 Spanish 500 Grand Prix at Jarama. It was his first Grand Prix victory and the back story is one of his…