BRITISH chassis builders FTR have have revealed their challenger for the new four-stroke Moto3 championship in 2012.The M311 will make its track debut later this month and has been designed specifically for the HRC-developed, single-cylinder 250cc

KTM have joined the blossoming Moto3 class with an entry for the 2012 125cc replacement class.The KTM on test, ridden by former KTM 125 GP pilot Michael Ranseder, was fitted with the 350cc engine from the firms SX-F motocross bike. Although

IODARACING presented their Moto3 engine for teams to purchase when the GP entry series changes to 250cc four-strokes in 2012.Produced by IodaRacing and Robby Moto Engineering, the EMIR GP 3 meets the new 250cc four-stroke engine regulations

KTM'S sexy little Moto3 bike will be available as a production racer next year priced around £35,000.The Austrian manufacturer presented the customer bike for 2013 at the Sachsenring GP. So far in the inaugural Moto3 season, the KTM has proved

THE grids for the 2012 seasons of the Moto2 and the inaugural Moto3 championships have been announced by the FIM.For 2012, Moto2 will feature 32 riders including Toni Elias who returns to the class after winning the inaugural title in 2010

both the last world 125cc season and the first Moto3 Championship in 2012.Young Mackenzie made his debut at the age of 13 in both Scottish and British minibike championship. He has raced from 2008 to 2010 in the British 125cc Championship, and conquered

This is the new Sherco Moto3 bike.The bike will debut in the Spanish CEV series under the Moor Racing banner. Moor racing is owned by ex-Aprilia GP technician Frank Moor. The Spanish off-road manufacturer plans to use the CEV series as a test bed

MOTO3 REGS for the 125 replacement class were released at Valencia, with the GP Commission finalising technical regulations for the 250 single-cylinder four-strokes.The new series, due to start in 2012, restricts maximum bore size to 81 mm. Other

HONDA has launched the final version of its customer Moto3 bike – the €23,600 NSF250R – while KTM has revealed it has not one but two Moto3 projects on the go.Honda's bike, based on the chassis of the NSR125 with a new 250cc four-stroke single

THIS is the first official picture of Honda's NSF250R – the bike it will be selling to teams hoping to compete in Moto3 in 2012.There isn't much info yet, but this is what Honda has to say about it so far:"Replacing the current 2-stroke, 125 cc used