Around the old school circuit of Loket, the third round of FIM Women’s Motocross World Championship took place where Bike It DRT Kawasaki’s Courtney Duncan has won the round of Czech Republicwith a perfect 1-1 score and 50 points. The New Zealander also extended her lead in the championship to 14 points over Nancy Van de Ven 139
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Duncan crashes out of WMX lead
The first round of the 2019 FIM Women’s Motocross World Championship saw Amandine Verstappen take the Valkenswaard victory along with the first overall win and red plate of the new season for the very first time in her career as Courtney Duncan wiped out in spectacular style after winning the first moto. When
Kiwi Duncan joins Dixon Kawasaki
New Zealander Courtney Duncan joins the Bike It DRT Kawasaki team to compete in the FIM Women's World Motocross Championship which kicks off at Valkenswaard in The Netherlands later this month. With two world titles and a further three medals in the Women's World Championship, Kawasaki is proud to announce that
Kiwi Courtney Duncan set sights on 2019 return
Great to see Courtney Duncan back on the bike again and set to return to the world championship motocross in 2019 after three painful years. After overcoming four knee reconstructions, TVNZ caught up with the feisty Kiwi and asked what's next for Courtney? https://tvnz-a.akamaihd.net/963482464001/201811/2627/963482464001_5972946869001_5972943230001.mp4
WMX leader Duncan to miss final rounds
The leader of the 2018 FIM Women's Motocross World Championship, Courtney Duncan has suffered another heart-breaking injury blow that will put her out of the remaining two rounds of the championship, in Assen, The Netherlands, and Imola, Italy. The 22-year-old New Zealander injured her right foot while racing against the men
Courtney takes the WMX win
The FIM Women’s Motocross World Championship’s 3rd round of 2018 played out over 2 days on the German circuit of Teutschenthal. Altherm JCR Yamaha’s Courtney Duncan faced tough competition and a challenging track this Saturday and Sunday but provided a masterclass for her competitors taking double race wins. The WMX round of Germany was held
Duncan heads Women’s world series
Kiwi Courtney Duncan rode through the tough conditions to take overall victory in the Women's world championship opener in muddy Indonesia on Sunday. The official version of events reads: The FIM Women’s Motocross World Championship started this week with race one on Saturday and race two taking place on Sunday where