Josh Coppins Racing
Name: Josh Coppins
DOB: 11 March 1977
Home town: Motueka New Zealand
Sport: Motocross
Riders: Courtney Duncan, Kayne Lamont, Maximus Purvis, Jay Wilson
Website: http://www.joshcoppins.com
DOB: 11 March 1977
Home town: Motueka New Zealand
Sport: Motocross
Riders: Courtney Duncan, Kayne Lamont, Maximus Purvis, Jay Wilson
Website: http://www.joshcoppins.com
Achievements:
- 2009: 6th MX1 World Championship, winner of 1 GP
- 2008: 5th MX1 World Championship, winner of 1 GP
- 2007: 3rd MX1 World Championship, winner of 5 GP's
- 2006: 7th MX1 World Championship, winner of 1 GP
- 2005: 2nd MX1 World Championship, winner of 3 GP's
- 2004: 3rd MX1 World Championship, winner of 1 GP
- 2003: 11th MX1 World Championship
- 2002: 2nd 250cc World Championship
- 2001: 6th 250cc World Championship
- 2000: 4th 250cc World Championship
- 1999: 7th 250cc World Championship
Info: Josh Coppins Racing was established in partnership with Yamaha Motor New Zealand in 2013 after Josh’s retirement from his successful professional motocross career in Europe and Australia. During his seventeen years professional racing, Josh had thirteen world championship race wins, was runner-up world champion twice, two British championships, one Belgium championship, one Italian championship, two Australian championships and twenty two New Zealand championships.
In 2014, Altherm Window Systems come on board as title sponsor in New Zealand to assist with the growth of this winning team. Over the past four years, the team has won nine national titles and is 3rd in the 2017 Woman’s World Championship. Each year Altherm JCR Yamaha is developing from strength to strength, not only with our riders and their performance but also through international recognition.
Motomuck is proud to support all riders on the team, competing in New Zealand, Australia and Europe. These include Courtney Duncan, Kayne LaMont, Maximus Purvis, Ethan Martens, Jay Wilson.
In 2014, Altherm Window Systems come on board as title sponsor in New Zealand to assist with the growth of this winning team. Over the past four years, the team has won nine national titles and is 3rd in the 2017 Woman’s World Championship. Each year Altherm JCR Yamaha is developing from strength to strength, not only with our riders and their performance but also through international recognition.
Motomuck is proud to support all riders on the team, competing in New Zealand, Australia and Europe. These include Courtney Duncan, Kayne LaMont, Maximus Purvis, Ethan Martens, Jay Wilson.