During their five year association Courtney Duncan, the twenty-seven year old from Palmerston in the Otago region of New Zealand's South Island, and Kawasaki have won four FIM World WMX Women’s Motocross Championships together. Before moving back home she took time out to reflect on her career and success before

The second round of the FIM Women’s Motocross World Championship saw JK Yamaha Racing’s Lynn Valk dominate both races to secure her first overall victory of the season and take home the red plate. Before the races even started, defending World Champion Courtney Duncan of Big Van World MTX Kawasaki Racing suffered a huge blow to her title hopes,

Courtney Duncan of Bike it MTX Kawasaki wrapped up her third consecutive FIM Women’s Motocross World Championship title at the final round in Trentino. And Brit Bobby Bruce battled to second in EMX125. https://youtu.be/17MyRgcqK1M https://youtu.be/FDz1RpEZ-Cw The Kiwi Duncan entered the final stage of the series with a 16-point advantage over her closest rival Kiara Fontanesi, but some bad luck

The penultimate round of the FIM Women’s Motocross World Championship has concluded with defending Champion Courtney Duncan of Bike it MTX Kawasaki taking the overall victory at the Spanish round ahead of Nancy Van De Ven of Ceres 71 Racing and Kiara Fontanesi. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWlsweiXh-I https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=brqigjhDnXM The WMX championship is heating up, which was evident during today’s action-packed races that saw plenty of excitement from

Defending FIM Women’s Motocross World Champion Courtney Duncan of Bike IT MTX Kawasaki has bounced back with an overall victory at the Round of Turkey, finishing on the top step ahead of Kiara Fontanesi and Ceres 71 Racing’s Nancy Van De Ven. https://youtu.be/LfWvQ1jSu8E The WMX races today delivered some great action and intense battles that saw Duncan claim back

World women's champ Courtney Duncan has won a major award for sports people in her home country of New Zealand. Duncan, who rides a Kawasaki for the British-based Dixon team, won the Otago Sports Woman of the year and the Supreme award on Friday. She said: Grateful to receive Otago Sports

British-based Kiwi Courtney Duncan retained her WMX world title on a tie-break after ending the season on the exact same points as rival Nancy Van de Ven. The pair clashed in the first race start, with Kawasaki rider Duncan going down after hitting Van de Ven, who then crashed in the