All motocross riders' roads lead to Belgium
An article about why Belgium became a place of pilgrimage in its time
Time Machine
A journey through motorsport history
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The Finnish Motocross Championship season concluded in Orimattila with a finale that will not be forgotten
Jere Haavisto crowned MX1 class champion
From leather to nylon - How Finland was involved in revolutionizing motocross gear
Motocross gear was once dominated by leather – heavy, protective, and restrictive to movement.
Hyvinkää Erkylän Lukot 1969 and 2026
The photographer always returns to the scene — this time after 57 years
Hyvinkää Scramble 2026 exhibition race, which has grown into a meeting place
The Hyvinkää Scramble & Trial exhibition event was held again at Erkylä Lukot on August 29–30, 2026. The event attracted a record number of participants and spectators.
Aki Ajo's treasure trove
A visit to Aki Ajo's private motorcycle museum
Pursang versus Cappra
In 1958, the management of Montesa in Barcelona made a decision that changed the history of Spanish motorcycling.
The rise and fall of the CZ factory team in the 125cc World Championship 1975–1981
The FIM elevated the 125cc class to an official World Championship status in 1975, which became a significant turning point in international motocross.
Håkan “Carla” Carlqvist
A fiery Swedish champion and multi-talent who played ice hockey, football, and skied before switching entirely to motocross.
A look at the turning points in motocross history half a century ago, in August 1976
Roger De Coster secured his fifth and final FIM 500cc motocross world championship in Ettelbruck, Luxembourg on August 8, 1976
The short life of the Czechoslovakian Ace
ESO, which translates to the word "Ace" in English, was a limited-production four-stroke motocross bike that was manufactured between 1954 and 1964.
What was born when Janeček and Wanderer joined forces?
František Janeček was born in Bohemia in 1878. He began his career as a mechanic and worked at the Kolben factories in Prague. In 1901, he was sent to the Netherlands to oversee the construction of a factory manufacturing dynamo-electric machines, and at the same time, he studied at the Delft University of Technology.
The legend of Mugen Honda
A true story about Honda's rare and unofficial masterpiece
From the Red Tank to Team Green: The Story of Kawasaki Motocross
Kawasaki’s motocross history did not begin with Lime Green. It began with a red fuel tank, a small two-stroke
Kalevi Kale Vehkonen - The hero of the Erkylä track
July 28th marks 58 years since the moment Kale took two great heat wins in the 250 cc World Championship class in 1968
Antti Pyrhönen secured the 80cc Cup championship 33 years ago
The newspaper article at the time described this achievement very vividly as follows
MXGP 2026 Summary - The Coenen Brothers Took Command
The 2026 MXGP season has moved beyond the initial exploratory phase into a true championship battle.
For the sake of just 50cc
A story of speed, gravel, and growth
MXGP 2026: Three Rounds, Three Lessons
Who leads, who bluffs and who is just trying to survive until Monday
Motorsport Celebration in Hyvinkää
Scramble exceeded expectations and returns in 2026!
The Rise and Fall of Motocross HQ
The half-century reign of the motocross capital is faltering
The Argentina Season Opener
The motocross World Championship season ready to launch from Argentina
Heikki Huusko Crowned European Champion in Varkaus
The ice speedway European Championship final delivered breathtaking drama
They Knew How Back Then Too — Pentti Kalteva
The strangest shooting star in Finnish motocross history
Jukka Sintonen and Simo Taimi as Guests of Honour at Orp-Le-Grand
Finnish legends given honorary rides at Belgium’s grand motocross celebration
Sandblowers – A Burst of Colour in Speedway
How a bold idea from motocross friends revolutionised Finnish speedway.
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