Romain Febvre of Kawasaki Racing Team MXGP made a stunning return to the FIM World MXGP Motocross Championship with fifth overall, just two point from the podium, at Teutschenthal in Germany. The Frenchman used KX450-SR power to perfection out of the start in race one to launch immediately into third place

For the first time this season Kawasaki Racing Team MXGP will line up its full squad at this weekend’s German GP as Romain Febvre will make his comeback in the FIM MXGP Motocross World Championship. It has been a long wait for the Frenchman, the Kawasaki Racing Team MXGP and motocross

Four weeks after renewed surgery to undertake a bone-graft on his right leg Romain Febvre had a further appointment with his surgeon on Tuesday and underwent several medical examinations to evaluate the situation. “Of course I would want it to go faster but the healing process is going normally; the

Romain Febvre's much-anticipated return to racing has been delayed as the leg he broke at the Paris Supercross is still not healed. "I tried to ride last week but it wasn’t possible, so had a checkup this week with the surgeon and actually the bone from the tibia is not healing

Romain Febvre underwent succesful surgery today on the right leg he broke at the Paris Supercross yesterday. The factory Kawasaki rider will rest for a few weeks before starting preparation for the 2022 season. Feeling comfortable on the track laid out in the Paris la Defense Arena Romain posted the third

Romain Febvre has signed a direct contract with KHI, the Kawasaki factory to compete in MXGP for 2022 and 2023. The deal is a tangible indication of the confidence Kawasaki has in the World Championship potential of the 29 year old from Epinal, the capital of the Vosges department of

Romain Fevbre dominated the final Italian International championship at Mantova, winning the MX1 race and the combined MX1 and MX2 superfinal and taking the championship. KTM's Jorge Prado had a poor start in the first race and came back to sixth, but crashed in the Superfinal and retired with a leg

Romain Febvre and Monster Energy Kawasaki Racing Team celebrated an epic victory, as the Frenchman took his first race win in over a year and a first overall victory of the season so far at Mantova.  Meanwhile in MX2, Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing’s Thomas Kjer Olsen put on an incredible performance to go after