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The 2027 WR450F is based on Yamaha’s successful YZ450F motocross bike – the model that swept Jed Beaton to victory in Australia’s 2026 ProMX Championship.

Yamaha Motor Australia is pleased to announce the Yamaha BLU CRU YZ65 Cup will be returning in November 2026 to run in conjunction with the high profile national AUSX series.

Yamaha Motor Australia once again played a major role at the annual Beat the Blue community event at Sydney Motorsport Park, with thousands of families enjoying a sunny winter afternoon of entertainment and hands-on activities in support of NSW Police Legacy.

Australian motocross legend and long-time Yamaha icon Stephen Gall was welcomed by a steady stream of fans at Trooper Lu’s Garage in Moorebank recently for a special signing of his new autobiography, No Easy Way: The Stephen Gall Story.

On 1 July 1955, Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd. was born. Just days later, the iconic YA-1 Red Dragonfly, known in Japan as Aka-Tombo, roared to victory and set a benchmark for performance, quality and the spirit of challenge that continues to define Yamaha Motor today.

Yamaha is pleased to announce the new 2027 lineup of industry-leading MX and XC off-road competition motorcycles and fun bike range. 

Yamaha Motor Australia’s award-winning #UnitedByYamaha brand campaign has added three more prestigious international honours to its list of achievements, with three films from the Yamaha stories series recognised at the recent Telly Awards, receiving gold, silver, and bronze awards.

Get ready for high octane thrills - join us for one final hurrah at the iconic Phillip Island circuit at this year's Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix, 23-25 October.

Yamaha Motor Australia Pty Ltd (YMA) acknowledges today’s decision by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) not to grant merger clearance for YMA’s proposed acquisition of Telwater Pty Ltd. YMA is reviewing the ACCC’s decision and considering its position.

Yamaha Motor has staged the 2025 World Technician Grand Prix (WTGP) at its headquarters in Japan, bringing together 22 Yamaha-certified motorcycle technicians from 19 countries and territories to compete for the title of the world’s number one Yamaha motorcycle technician.