Tim Gajser proved he's so much faster than the rest of the MXGP elite by coming from a first turn off after he clashed with Jorge Prado, right through the pack to clinch the second moto win in Russia for a perfect 1-1 day. He'd run away with the opener

Team HRC’s Tim Gajser took two convincing moto victories as he swept to a one-one overall at the first round of the Italian Championship, hosted by Maggiora Park, the famous circuit which has returned to race-usage only recently. Gajser took the win And two retired former world champions also raced. David Philippaerts,

World champ Tim Gajser has a new track - and he looks awesome on it! Check out the new Tigaland! https://youtu.be/pHSJqu-igyQ

At age just 24, Slovenian Tim Gajser has already won four world championships for Honda - three in the MXGP class. Undefeated in the MXGP championships since 2019, he's going for his hat-trick in 2021. But he's a huge supercross fan! https://youtu.be/s8CffMDqoeo We talk to him about the new AMA Supercross

Last season Team HRC’s Tim Gajser started off the 2020 season by going eight-one at the MXGP of Great Britain on 29th February / 1st March. This year, due to the late finish of 2020 campaign, the first race in Oman will drop the gate over a month later on 3rd April, so

Honda Racing Corporation (HRC) announced that it has renewed its contracts with Tim Gajser (24 years old, Slovenia) and Mitchell Evans (21 years old, Australia), for multiple years. Both riders are currently competing for Team HRC in the FIM Motocross World Championship Premier MXGP Class.  After becoming the FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 world

The MXGP of Europe has concluded the 11th round of the FIM Motocross World Championship, and with it the second of the three Italian triple-headers this season. https://youtu.be/ZSk9fwb_x2k Over the last 10 days, the three rounds here in Mantova, have showcased some intense and very exciting races, that saw three different riders take to the top

National championship racing has begun in Slovenia, Lithuania and the Czech Republic this weekend, with some GP stars taking the opportunity to get some race miles in. In Slovenia, world champ Tim Gajser dominated both motos. In Lithuania, Rockstar Energy Husqvarna rider Arminas Jasikonis had his first race in his home country

World champion Tim Gajser dominated the day in the Italian International series opener at the deep sand Riola Sardo circuit in Sardinia, giving his brand new 2021 prototype CRF450R a dream debut. In the superfinal for combined MX1 and MX2 riders, Gajser and his HRC team-mate Mitch Evans went side-by-side into