Dakar Rally
Triumph to take on the Baja desert race
Riding Triumph’s new Scrambler 1200 XE, Ernie Vigil will line up for the start of the race on 26th April to 3rd May
Yamaha Ténéré 700 orders are now being taken
The long-awaited mid-weight adventure machine starts getting delivered in July
AJP announce the PR7 Adventure
The Dakar inspired PR7 comes with all the trick-kit you’d expect on a top spec rally machine
Recall notice issued for KTM and Husqvarna Rally Replicas
A potential fuel leak could lead to a fire
Dakar Champion Sam Sunderland surprises riders at local enduro race
No prizes for guessing where he placed...
BREAKING: Toby Price wins the 2019 Dakar, KTM celebrates 18th win
KTM fills the podium, and takes its 18th consecutive Dakar win...
Dakar Stage 9: Pisco - Pisco
The penultimate stage brought about success and heartbreak in equal measure
Dakar 2019: Sunderland penalised and Van Beveren out the race
A cruel twist of Dakar fate has seen Van Beveren leave the race just 20km from the penultimate stage's finish
Dakar Stage 4: Arequipa – Moquegua
218 mile (351km) special, 34 mile (54km) neutralisation, 53 miles (85km) on road
KTM reveals its 2019 Dakar offensive
With 17 consequtive wins and a team of experience Dakar racers under its belt, KTM means business
Honda reveals CRF450L Rally Concept - EICMA 2018
We seriously hope this becomes a reality before too long...
Meet the rider aiming to be Africa's first female Dakar finisher
Her grit and determination know no bounds
Sam Sunderland awarded Segrave Trophy
In 2017 Sunderland became the first Briton to win the gruelling Dakar rally
You don't have to be unhinged to do this...
Racing across deserts on bikes with only GPS for company. Mental...
KTM announces UK Adventure Rally experience
Get some dirt kicks in Welsh Wales with the KTM boys, see
Matthias Walkner celebrates his maiden Dakar win
Walkner is the first Austrian to win the Dakar - on an Austrian bike, no less!
Marathon stages push Dakar riders to the limit
Stages 7 and 8 covered 1300km in total, with the Specials making up more than 900km of that
Dakar 2018: Five reasons why you should be rooting for Lyndon Poskitt
If you’re not already following the British rider, here’s why you should be:
