After propelling Australia to a respectable 195 with some calculated tail-end hitting, Australia’s bowlers then came out firing with the ball to tear through New Zealand and claim series victory in Cairns
The Charlie and Mark Johnston-trained filly flashed her tail and didn’t look the easiest ride, but was too good for her rivals in the Jewson Sweet Solera Stakes at Newmarket under James Doyle. This is the official YouTube channel of Racing TV. ...
Aussie off-spinner Tim May ensured his country would be chasing less than 200 in the final innings with an amazing 5-9 off 6.5 overs.
Western Australia'a last-wicket pair produced a 68-run stand on day one at the WACA Ground after Queensland's Michael Neser and Cameron Gannon snared four wickets apiece
As Jaden Leeming, Mike ‘Hucker’ Clark, Kris Fox and Corey Bohan wrap up their final sessions, we take a look back at the best hits and misses from their BMX journey to New Zealand. From massive dirt kickers to perfect concrete transition, there was n...
The boys hit up the Hanmer Springs Hot Pools for some waterside shenanigans. Then it’s off to Christchurch for an epic backyard session before riding the all concrete Washington Skatepark. After, they journey down to Queenstown for some jet boating a...
In episode 3, we catch up with the boys for some epic BMX sessions, taking us from front flips and crazy whips in Napier to the wall rides and big boosts of the incredible Moon Creek Trails in Motueka. All the while the crew continues it's slow creep...
Episode 2 follows the boys through some New Zealand adventures as they try their skills at downhill mountain biking, white water rafting, and surfing. Hucker takes a revealing leap of faith, all the while hitting some of the best parks between Rotoru...
Join Jaden Leeming (NZ), Mike ‘Hucker’ Clark (USA), Kris Fox (USA) and Corey Bohan (AU) on Red Bull Tip to Tail, the BMX trip of a lifetime. In this episode, the riders travel to Cape Reinga, the very tip of the North Island. From there it's all B...
The morning session went the way of the bowlers at the MCG, with six wickets falling before lunch.
