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Bridgestone Festival of Speed With Jon Black – Images by David Griffiths – Highside Photography The Post Classic Racing Association of NSW returned to Sydney Motorsport Park for its long-running Festival of Speed, and, as has often been the case, the weather again shaped the narrative. Day one of the 2026 running of the event […] The post Brief recap from the 2026 Bridgestone Festival of Speed at SMP appeared first on MCNews. View the full article

Blown nitro, turbo alcohol, turbo nitro—the STM Powersports Snow Outlaws snowmobile drag racing series has them all and will unleash the fury February 13-14! The St. Germain Shootout presented by Wisconsin’s St. Germain Chamber of Commerce will see Outlaw, Pro Xtreme 55, and Pro Modified sleds launching with big wheelies and huge roostertails on the purpose-built, 500-foot, snow-packed racing surface. Your access to this action is on West Bay of Little St. Germain Lake, with Friday night timed runs under the lights at 6:00 pm, 7:00 pm, and 8:00 pm. Saturday’s eliminations start at noon with the finals scheduled for 4:00 pm. Best of all, Snow Outlaws races are always FREE for spectators! Weather truncated last year’s season at the end and this year’s at the beginning, as the Rice Lake season opener was cancelled for lack of what the Southern states had too much of—snow. Matt Musselman collected last year’s Outlaw championship with just one win on his retro “Sno-Twister” blown nitro Hypersports sled, tuned by Glenn Hall and Jack Romine. Alec Gibas picked up the other win on his similar “Hulk” sled. Both will be back and looking to take the win at St. Germain. But challenges are everywhere. 2024 Outlaw champion Dominick Ernst and the “Eagle-1”—owned by Snow Outlaws’ own Chad and Jenny Nyhus—struggled to adapt to its new blown nitro combination last year but will be on-point at St. Germain. Jeff Ratzlaff’s OG “The Grinch” was the first Hypersports-built screw-supercharged nitro Outlaw sled. Now in its third generation, tuner Howard Haack and rider Mike Allen will have The Grinch hunting for the stripe. “Black Mamba”—owned and tuned by Aaron Casler and ridden by Ethan Erhardt—are up for the challenge, while Tyson Enerson and Jon Lentzkow move up in class for Outlaw glory. All of these sleds—as well as many Pro Xtreme 55 mounts—have been shortened to reflect new 159 inch track rules. One of those sleds that shortened in the off-season is former Pro Xtreme 55 champ Brian Sullivan. His “John Deere” Hypersports HRC-2 is ready to shred the snow. Ryan Santry’s Hypersports Screaming Yellow Apex Yamaha launched crowd-pleasing wheelies each round on the way to winning at Rice Lake last year, then slowed as it tamed its launches in race two. Will the combo find a successful middle ground at St. Germain? Kyle Baynes won Pro Mod last year at Rice Lake, beating Tyler Stelton in a one-video-frame redlight final. But Baynes is swearing off the snow in 2026 and concentrating on other surfaces. Jesse Bruns won Pro Mod at Spirit Lake against 2-stroker Louis Goldbach. Expect them and Casey Rosenbrook, Devin Kirane and more to face starter Sam Shackleton’s flashlight at St. Germain. Chad and Jenny Nyhus and the whole Snow Outlaws crew invite everyone out to St. Germain for the baddest racing on snow or anything else! There’s no better Valentines Day aphrodisiac than the cackling smell of nitro in the Wisconsin air! The post Snow Outlaws set to GO at St. Germain! first appeared on Drag Illustrated. View the full article

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Meet Remy Gardner at MCAS Epping February 18, 3-5 pm In celebration of the start of the FIM Superbike World Championship, GYTR GRT WorldSBK Team rider, Remy Gardner, is making an appearance at MCAS Epping! Register your interest in attending on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/share/1DY4GPKaCw/ Come around to meet our Aussie Superbikes hero! But that’s not […] The post Meet Remy Gardner at MCAS Epping – Feb 18! BBQ, prizes and giveaways appeared first on MCNews. View the full article

Winner winner chicken dinner will be a reality for the Southeast Gassers Association in 2026 with newly formed partnership with Wings Etc. Grill & Pub of Boiling Springs, South Carolina. Wings Etc. is proud to partner with SEGA for race weekend streaming and beyond. With a strong history in motorsports – from local Upstate South Carolina events to the NASCAR O’Reilly Series – Wings Etc. brings authentic racing enthusiasm to the partnership. As SEGA’s official “Wings and More” destination, the fans and winners of SEGA drag racing can celebrate their victories with the flavors they love. Scott McFalls, the Wings Etc. Grill & Pub franchise proprietor for the Boiling Springs location, which is nestled north of Spartanburg above Interstate 85, is no stranger to SEGA drag racing. McFalls already serves as a brand partner on Ernie Smith’s Saturday Night Special four-door Chevy gasser. On the matter of expanded branding with SEGA, Scott stated, “They’re local! There are several drivers I know personally who came in and supported us before I even really knew who the Gassers were. I’ve always wanted to support local, especially people who are supporting me as well.” The local touch is important to Mr. McFalls in his partnerships and certainly in his business. He believes that local flair is a distinct factor of his Wings ETC within the competitive wings eatery scene. “We try to make it feel as local as possible. When people come in, you feel like you’re hanging out with friends — not like you’re in a big corporate place”, is Scott’s examination on his local wing scarfing establishment. With local service in mind, Wings Etc. Grill & Pub of Boiling Springs strives to serve nearly every demographic of its local population just as good and better than its big corporate counterparts. There is a separate family side with fewer advertisements for alcohol, while still set in a fan encouraging sports bar atmosphere. You have the bar side with plenty of bar seating, high top tables, and a myriad of options on tap with expertly prepared drinks. The last division is an outdoor covered patio with a stage for live performances. With TVs at every turn, Wings Etc. is the ultimate spot to catch all the action. Guests can enjoy multiple weekly events, including trivia nights and even karaoke, making it more than just a place to eat—it’s a hub for fun and entertainment. For the family outing, guys’ trip to catch the game, or a ladies’ night, Wings Etc. is the place to be in Boiling Springs and the surrounding areas of Upstate South Carolina. On the menu, you’ll find something that satisfies nearly any craving and taste. Certainly, the wings with multiple flavor options, along with other chicken options such as tenders, wraps, and chicken sandwiches. Burgers like “The Big Nasty” are a popular order, and you can even request “Buffalo Chicken Mac” – don’t forget the pulled pork sandwich “HAWGZILLA.” There is lighter fare, such as salads and dessert options that include funnel cake fries. They are delivering on their name – Wings Etc. When it is a SEGA race weekend, and you’re not at the track, make sure to stop in at Wings Etc. Grill & Pub in Boiling Springs. Order up wings, a burger, or one of the salads. Enjoy a fine soft drink or a cold one. All the while looking up to more than one of the many TVs for your viewing pleasure and catch Southeast Gassers Association action streamed. Gassers and wings for the win! THE SOUTHEAST GASSERS ASSOCIATION 2026 SCHEDULE 4/11: Shadyside Dragway – Shelby, NC. 5/2: Holiday Raceway – Woodstock, AL. 5/30: Brainerd Motorsports Park – Ringold, GA. 6/27: Knoxville Dragway – Knoxville, TN. 8/1: Rockingham Dragway – Rockingham, NC. 8/22: Farmington Dragway – Mocksville, NC. 9/12: Greer Dragway – Greer, SC. 10/9: 10 Gulfport Dragway – Gulfport, MS. 10/31: Shadyside Dragway – Shelby, NC. The post Southeast Gassers Association Ready to Wing It with New Wings Etc. Partnership in 2026 first appeared on Drag Illustrated. View the full article

When we talk about Harley-Davidson, the conversation usually gravitates toward two poles: the nimble (by Milwaukee standards) Sportster and the massive, mile-munching Big Twins. While the Sportster is the frequent flyer of the custom scene, it’s the Big Twin—spanning engines from the legendary Knuck... View the full article

GAINESVILLE, Fla. – To start the 75th anniversary celebration, NHRA will open the NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series season in grand style at famed Gainesville Raceway for the 57th annual Amalie Motor Oil NHRA Gatornationals on March 5-8. NHRA will pay homage to some of its legendary names during the milestone year, starting in Gainesville with appearances from icons like Kenny Bernstein, Joe Amato, Don Prudhomme, Shirley Muldowney, Darrell Gwynn and drag racing pioneer “Big Daddy” Don Garlits at the famed venue. Along with that, Garlits’ popular “Swamp Rat Alley” will return for the weekend, featuring a trio of historic Garlits cars (Swamp Rat 1-B, Swamp Rat 8 and Swamp Rat 28A). Each played a big role in NHRA’s 75 years, including these memorable highlights: Swamp Rat 1-B: Swamp Rat 1-B set a new speed record of 182.54 mph in Houston on June 10, 1959. Garlits had a massive fire in the car just 10 days later, but it was repaired and continued to set speed marks. Top speed: 204.54 mph Low elapsed time: 8.23-seconds Swamp Rat 8: This legendary dragster debuted at Bakersfield in one of the largest Top Fuel fields in history (120 entries). After some initial struggle, the car impressed during the 1965 season, posting big numbers after Garlits made some tuning adjustments. Top Speed: 208.32 mph Low elapsed time: 7.55 Swamp Rat 28 A: Built as a lightweight, high-gear-only Top Fuel car, Garlits never found much success with it. He saved all the parts and pieces from the original car and recreated it, with a running model now at the Motorsports Hall of Fame in Daytona Beach. Top Speed: 255.54 mph Low elapsed time: 5.92 All the current stars of the Mission Foods Drag Racing Series will make their 2026 debut at the Amalie Motor Oil NHRA Gatornationals for the chance to win the coveted NHRA 75th anniversary Diamond Wally. Sportsman drivers in the Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series will also be competing for their chance at a Diamond Wally, as well as competitors in the NHRA Pro Mod Series and Flexjet Factory Stock Showdown. Top Fuel drivers will have a chance at a double-up with the return of the NHRA Top Fuel All-Star Callout. The top eight drivers from last season’s qualifying efforts will compete in the unique callout-style race, with reigning champion Doug Kalitta taking his pick of the field as he looks for a second straight Callout win as well. Last year, Antron Brown (Top Fuel), Chad Green (Funny Car), Dallas Glenn (Pro Stock) and Gaige Herrera (Pro Stock Motorcycle) all won on the hallowed grounds of Gainesville Raceway to open the year. This year’s race will again be broadcast on FS1, including eliminations at 12 p.m. ET on Sunday, March 8. Brown, a four-time Top Fuel world champ, collected his second Amalie Motor Oil NHRA Gatornationals win last season when he defeated Shawn Langdon in the final round. Throughout a competitive season, it was Top Fuel veteran Kalitta who secured his second world title at the conclusion of 2025. Others to watch in Gainesville will be Justin Ashley, Clay Millican and motorsports legend Tony Stewart, as well as the return of his wife, 12-time race winner Leah Pruett. Chad Green won his second career Funny Car race last season, beating three-time world champion Ron Capps. Two-time reigning champion Austin Prock, who earned nine wins throughout the year, dominated the year and will be looking for his first win in Gainesville. After Prock’s dramatic offseason departure from John Force Racing, multi-time champions Matt Hagan, Jack Beckman and Cruz Pedregon, as well as Daniel Wilkerson and Jordan Vandergriff, will be eager to challenge the reigning champ. The 2025 Pro Stock season was dominated by KB Titan Racing, with standout star Dallas Glenn earning his first world title. His championship campaign kicked off when he defeated teammate and six-time champ Greg Anderson in Gainesville. Glenn and Anderson traded event wins all year, as Glenn finished with eight victories. Glenn and Anderson will be up against their longtime rivals at Elite Motorsports, led by six-time world champ Erica Enders, Jeg Coughlin Jr. and Aaron Stanfield. Pro Stock Motorcycle’s Gaige Herrera has never lost a round at Gainesville. Last year, he earned his third straight Gatornationals win, defeating rival Matt Smith. Herrera won seven races in 2025, but it was Vance & Hines teammate Richard Gadson who earned his first world championship. Gadson and Herrera will once again battle it out, taking on the likes of Steve Johnson, Jianna Evaristo, Angie Smith and Chase Van Sant. This year promises to be one of the biggest races in Gatornationals history. Along with a full slate of racing, fans can expect a multitude of events to celebrate the Amalie Motor Oil NHRA Gatornationals and NHRA’s 75th anniversary, including: A celebration of Bernstein’s historic 300-mph run from 1992. A free, limited-edition NHRA 2026 season poster to the first 6,500 fans in attendance on Sunday. A new-look Nitro Mall, special displays and a 75th anniversary stage in Nitro Alley. Upgraded experiences in the Gainesville Top Eliminator Club – which features a premium experience and a number of exclusive benefits at one of the biggest races of the season – are also available for purchase. Fans are encouraged to purchase early as TEC tickets will sell out. Before the race, fans are invited to a special “Gatornationals Kickoff Party and Fanfest” at Josh Hart’s Burnyzz Speedshop in Ocala. In what’s become an exciting pre-event tradition, the event will take place on Wednesday, March 4. The fun-filled kickoff event will include driver appearances and autographs at the state-of-the-art facility and more. To purchase tickets to the 2026 NHRA Gatornationals, fans can visit www.NHRA.com/tickets. Children 12 and under are free in general admission areas with the purchase of an adult ticket. For more information about the NHRA, visit www.nhra.com. This story was originally published on February 11, 2026. The post 75th Anniversary Celebration Kickoff at Amalie Motor Oil NHRA Gatornationals Features Garlits’ Swamp Rat Alley first appeared on Drag Illustrated. View the full article

We’ve shared lots of video from Sick Week 2026, including several from Alex Taylor, Kevin Smith and the KSR crew, and also the Drag, Drive, Repeat gang. So what’s in store in this new video from DDR? This is their Day 5 wrap-up video and it has lots of carnage and excitement to share. But if you missed any of the previous videos, use the link below to check them all out. CLICK HERE IF YOU MISSED ANY OF THE OTHER SICK WEEK VIDEO COVERAGE SO FAR The post Blasphemi explodes the Engine, Jarrod sends intake into orbit, Struggles from Day 5 of Sick Week 2026 appeared first on BangShift.com. View the full article

I remember when the World of Wheels show came to San Jose as a kid. Dad and I would always make the trip to go check out the cars and trucks in the show. They were always some of the best indoor car shows in our area and we had fun going. When we moved to Texas, we started going to the Dallas World of Wheels show, and while it isn’t huge it is still a pretty cool show with lots of great cars and trucks. So when I saw that Tommy Lee Byrd, the Hot Rod Hoarder, posted up video from the World of Wheels in Chattanooga I knew we had to share. Check it out and let us know what you think and which of these vehicles is your favorite. Video Description: The Chattanooga World of Wheels is an indoor car show that’s been going on for 58 years. I’ll be honest, it isn’t my favorite show in the world, but it takes place during the dead of winter, so why not go check it out and catch up with some buddies along the way. There were some great cars on hand…I didn’t attempt to cover them all. I just filmed some of the ones that got my attention. There are some good ones and some wild ones in the mix. Love it or hate it, the Corvette with 5 blowers stole the show, even though it’s way overkill. The post Check Out All These Drag Cars And Other Old School Treasure at the WORLD OF WHEELS 2026 SHOW In Chattanooga appeared first on BangShift.com. View the full article

Quad Lock just launched a new collaboration with Ducati, called the Limited-Edition Ducati Quad Lock MAG Case Collection. They're pricey, but Ducati brand loyalty ain't cheap.View the full article

Atlanta Dragway could roar to life once again. The Banks County Commissioners approved a permit for the track to reopen. View the full article

The Challenge 700 proves why the Yamaha YZF-R7 is one of the most important sportbikes of the modern era. View the full article

The Motor Co.'s 2025 was, let's just say, not great, and in its Q4 earnings report, newly minted CEO Artie Starrs had to deliver the news that it saw a 26% decline in revenue compared to the year prior. View the full article

Zero tariffs reopen India for Harley, and its Hero partnership could finally turn relevance into real volume.View the full article

For the past couple of years there have been a ton of folks on YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and more that have been showing off their automotive painting success with cheap handheld airless paint sprayers. You know, the kind that are intended to shoot household paint on walls, outdoor furniture, etc. These airless paint sprayers are nothing new, but they have gotten better and cheaper in recent years. But are they worth all the hype? How about one that is specifically designed for shooting automotive paints, rather than household paints? I own one of the traditional household airless sprayers and it works great. I’ve painted doors, walls, floors, and more with mine. But I’m not sure it would be the right choice for automotive paints. I’ve painted a set of lockers, using Rustoleum, and they turned out pretty nice. Keep in mind, I was shooting satin paint so it wasn’t going to come out shiny regardless of what I shot with. What I did find was that the paint wanted to be thinner than I originally thought though, and when I did get it thinner the paint finish quality went way up. So can an electric airless sprayer really be the right choice for painting your car at home? I’m as interested as you are to find out. Video Description In this video, I’m testing an electric spray gun specifically designed for automotive painting — no air compressor, no HVLP setup — just a plug-in electric gun. This is my first time using it, and the company asked me to give honest feedback based on real-world use. So instead of talking theory, I’m spraying an actual automotive fender to see how it performs with automotive paint. The big question: Is this electric spray gun a legitimate option for DIY painters, hobbyists, or home garages? We’ll look at: How it sprays automotive paint Atomization and fan pattern. Ease of use compared to HVLP. Pros and cons for beginners and home painters. Whether this could realistically replace a traditional spray gun setup. Electric spray guns are everywhere right now, but very few are designed specifically for automotive refinishing. This video is about finding out if this one is actually usable — or just another gimmick. If you’re a DIY painter, weekend hobbyist, or thinking about painting a car at home, this test should give you a realistic idea of what to expect. Let me know in the comments: Would you trust an electric spray gun for automotive paint? The post DIY Paint and Body: Testing an Electric Spray Gun Built for Automotive Paint – Is It Actually Any Good? appeared first on BangShift.com. View the full article

From Akrapovič exhaust systems to do-it-yourself decals, these 2026 Austria-only bikes are all about feel and identity.View the full article

Finnegan’s Rubber Ducky, the cool yellow 1967 Pontiac Firebird that he picked up a few years ago, has been a fun ride that has taken him on Drag and Drive events, done great Christmas tree videos, and more. It’s powered by a big block, and they’ve done tons of work to the car over the years to make it quicker and quicker. But they’ve done little to the engine in comparison to the rest of the car. So what is in store for the Rubber Ducky now? In the video below, Peter Harrell, owner and head engine dude at Harrell Engine and Dyno, is going to teardown the engine from the Rubber Ducky and take a look at what is inside. At the same time he’s going to give us some valuable lessons in valvetrain, and that just might save all of us some headaches. The post Harrell Engine And Dyno Video: Mike Finnegan’s Rubber Ducky engine teardown! Plus, we’ll get some valvetrain tech too! appeared first on BangShift.com. View the full article

The Harley-Davidson-owned EV motorcycle brand also posted losses, but the good news is they are smaller than in 2024, at least.View the full article

The United States Marine Corps already wants to take over the Johnson Valley in California, i.e., the location of the famed King of the Hammers race. Drunk morons fighting and trashing the place are making their argument easier. View the full article

Derek is back at it, this time with a Buick LeSabre, a car he’s actually bought and modified several times. Not this one in particular, but one that looked almost exactly the same. This one has been swapped already, so it’s got to be road ready right? Considering what comes out of some folks garages, I wouldn’t bet on it. But that shouldn’t stop Derek from finding his way into the driver’s seat and down the road in this one. Check it out as he takes it home to the Vice Grip Garage. Video Description: I Traded my 1957 Chevrolet Belair for this Buick Lesabre! I used to own one JUST LIKE THIS – same exact color and all. Except, my old one had the correct 401 wildcat. This one however, is LS Swapped with a 4L80e transmission. I Know nothing about this rig, but I’m going to jump in and try drive it home! The post Buick LeSabruh! Will Derek Be Able To Drive This Thing 700 Miles Home? He TRADED For This LS SWAPPED Buick LeSabre Sight Unseen! appeared first on BangShift.com. View the full article

Knowing when to use a forged vs a cast piston is important. Here is a breakdown of the two types of pistons and when to use them.View the full article

Overland Expo is famous for its classes and training that have been at the center of the event since its inception in 2009. Just a few weeks away, Overland Expo SoCal brings an ever-expanding educational program to Costa Mesa, California, where you can learn from a vast group of industry experts and community members on just about every overlanding subject under the sun. We have eight different areas set up for overlanding education – here’s what we have planned and where to find it, along with a preview of some of the classes being offered: Overland Essentials Area Sponsored by Vortex Optics Whether you are new to overlanding or need to brush up or expand on your knowledge of the fundamentals, the Overland Essentials area is your ticket. All weekend long, instructors like Graham Jackson, Connie Rodman, Lory Perfect, and Scott Brady will be teaching classes covering topics like Daily Vehicle Checks, Water Logistics for Overlanding, Keeping Your Gear Organized on the Road, Baja Borders and Checkpoints Banter, and International Overlanding: How to Take Your Adventures from Local Trails to Global Roads. The Learning Lab Sponsored by FOX The Learning Lab offers our widest range of educational topics across all classroom areas. There you will find a mix of perennial favorite classes by longtime instructors, classes being offered for the first time, and a host of cutting-edge topics. Among the classes being offered, check out Bikepacking 101: Gear, Routes, and Riding in Southern California by David Kerstan, Of Sheep, Wolves, and Sheepdogs – Travel Safety and Personal Security with J. P. Prins, and Back to Belize by Graham Jackson. Backcountry and Culinary Pavilion Sponsored by Mohab As the name implies, the Backcountry and Culinary Pavilion is the hub of all education related to skills in the backcountry and leveling up your cooking skills while out there. Chef Corso will be continuing his popular Outdoor Eats classes, and Joey Carmen from Overland Bistro will be presenting Outdoor Kitchen Confidential, among a host of other popular classes. Women Who Wander Pavilion Sponsored by Kelderman Manufacturing The fastest growing demographic in the overland community is female. The Women Who Wander Pavilion is the place to find women-oriented programming all weekend long. Open to all, you can attend classes such as Start Somewhere: A Women’s Open Q&A with Racehlle Croft, Overlanding for Couples with Dolores Michael, Woman in the Business of overlanding by Sara Morosan Oasis Bar and Food Court Sponsored by Nokian Tyres The Oasis Bar and Food Court at the center of the venue will host a number of exciting presentations throughout the weekend. Start your weekend off right with Chris Bradley’s How to Get the Most Out of Overland Expo orientation, see Clay Croft’s presentation Adventure Filmmaking: How to Tell Your Story and Create Impact, and be sure to join us on Sunday morning for the Women Who Wander Networking Event and brunch. Bivvy #1 Sponsored by Hankook Tire Amidst all the education, roundtables, and hands-on demos, you might want to take a moment to relax and regroup as you plan the rest of your day. This is where the bivvys come into play. They provide a great spot in the shade with some comfy seating where you can relax, recharge, and rehydrate. Plus, more often than not, you’ll have the opportunity to chat with other attendees at the bivvy to swap stories, pointers on cool gear, and must-see educational sessions. Kids Adventure Area The Overland Expo Foundation will be hosting a kids scavenger hunt from 10 – noon both days, followed up by the Kids Driving Course, where the young and the young at heart can attempt to pilot an RC car through a tough mini-obstacle course that’s been a highlight for many Overland Expo attendees. DIY and Creator Vehicle Areas This area showcases a diverse set of overlanding vehicles from Bevan and Claire Walsh’s 2007 Freightliner MR 105 ambulance conversion to Nicholas Whittakers’ inventive 2011 4Runner build, and Carrie and J.P. Prins’ 2026 Nomad Euphoria XLQ. You can wander around the display vehicles all weekend, and their owners will be hosting vehicle tours for those who want a deeper dive and would like to talk to their owner/builders. Check the schedule for these unique vehicle tours. With so many options, you are sure to find a long list of classes to keep you occupied all weekend long. Check out the full schedule here. Join us in Costa Mesa, California, at the OC Fair and Event Center, March 14 – 15. BUY TICKETS View schedule View the full article

WorldSBK 2026 Dorna WSBK Organisation (DWO) has confirmed a delay to a tyre shipment bound for the opening round of the 2026 MOTUL FIM Superbike World Championship at the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit. The issue relates to an unforeseen complication within third-party sea freight logistics contracted for the event. DWO clarified that the delay […] The post Freight issues force Pirelli to air freight tyres in for WorldSBK Test at P.I. appeared first on MCNews. View the full article

Moto News Weekly Wrap February 11, 2026 What’s New: Australia to defend FIM Oceania Women’s MX Cup in March 2026 GNCC Season Preview Flat Track World Championship heads to Argentina in 2026 Gajser and Herlings make brand switch debuts Triumph and Stefan Granquist to compete JNCC opening round 2026 KTM AJMX date confirmed MA MX […] The post Moto News | MX | Flat Track | JNCC | AJMX | MXGP appeared first on MCNews. View the full article

Kawasaki and bimota at WorldSBK Kawasaki has confirmed it will have an official presence at next week’s World Superbike Championship round at the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit, with a curated display of Kawasaki and bimota machinery on show throughout the weekend. The Kawasaki stand will feature a blend of flagship performance models and heritage-inspired […] The post Kawasaki and Bimota to reveal new models at Phillip Island WorldSBK appeared first on MCNews. View the full article