Wyn Masters takes the New Zealand title beating Glenn Hayden and Nathan Rankin.
Mountainbike National Championships Day Three Wrap
Downhill Survival at a Windy Long Gulley
The third day of the 2010Mountainbike National Championships was completed today at the Long Gulley Downhill venue at Brooklyn in Wellington. Difficult weather conditions created a huge variable for the 200 Downhill competitors racing for National titles, with hot, dry and vicious gusting winds turning an already challenging race course into a treacherous race for survival … Details & Pictures
The BMX is an adventure sport bike range. The bicycles that are used in this sport are specially designed and so that they are not damaged by doing these stunts. This sport has become very popular in the USA and many other countries as well.Â
The ‘BMX’ first became popular in the California state of the United States. It was in the year 1970s. By this time the especially the teenagers mainly had a great influence of it, on their mind. However, similar sports were being played in some of the parts of Europe since 1958. In the countries as the Netherlands, the children used to have races similar to this, on their bikes … Details
US F1 can succeed – that was the firm impression I came away with after visiting the team’s shop in Charlotte, North Carolina on January 6.Things have changed since then and now the team is struggling. But less than two months ago the situation looked much more positive.Â
For the record, US F1’s executive vice president Peter Windsor is a friend of mine. I’ve known Peter for more than 20 years, and I’ve known US F1 founder Ken Anderson since he was technical director for the Ligier F1 team in 1989. Therefore IÂ …Â Details
A behind-the-scenes look at Shaun learning his Double McTwist.
Last year, Shaun White disappeared from the snowboard scene, holing up in the wilds of Colorado training for what would be the biggest winter of his life. This is the story of his year, the private halfpipe and one of the most progressive sessions in historyÂ