After a great start to the season with being signed on by Johnson’s Yamaha Race team who is fully supported by Shark Helmets, Dunlop Tyres , M2R Race ware etc., we had a tragic crash during practise resulting in a "abrasive fracture of the Tibial Spine" for Daniel, meaning that he is out of racing until mid April with his knee Injury.

it‘s been a while since the last news. BUT: I was busy! In the end of January I went to New Zealand. I had a great time there and thanks to Nick Franklin and his family for taking care of me. A short summary of the trip: awesome!

We have completed a very intense race season with racing up to the second last heat to Clinch the title. After yet another huge holeshot for Erhard, Daniel in P2. Erhard showed his determination to get the 2006 Western Province 85cc Title. He wins the race with a 15 second lead and without anyone actually getting anywhere close to him right from the start. Daniel after a awesome start puts it down in the muddy first corner, giving him only a 4th place in heat 1.

The racing season finally got underway with the first round held at the Gallina track here in Windhoek. It was a nerve wrecking weekend as it was Matthew’s first race on his 65cc bike. The bike has been lowered to its maximum for him to be able to ride it properly and with the suspension’s travel being shortened, life became tough at the end of the day once the track became rough.

The 2007 season is about to start with the first National event to be held in Windhoek next weekend.

after some time of lazynes ... ahem, I mean relaxing... now it is time for my first newsletter of the year.

After I got home on the 23rd of December it was time to refill my batteries and leave the bike in the garage. My body needed more than 2 weeks of relaxation to regain it’s full energy load. But the goo dthing about it is: now I am ready to go wide open again!

It has been a while since the last report, simply because we have been so busy racing the past five weeks.

The Namibian Inter Series is now behind our back and overall it was a successful two weekends for our riders. The track conditions were outstanding and the Windhoek Moto-Cross Club did an excellent job over the two weekends.

The two Zenner Racing team mates, Tommy and Matthew, are eager and ready for the second round of the Namibian Inter Series.

The day started with perfect weather conditions and a well prepared track. During practice one could already see that Erhard was going to be a real strong competitor, Daniel took a few laps to get used to his bike again. After having practiced the last two weeks with the spare bike.