News reports
Order a long-term news report on Mark Sternagel
Every mention in the Namibian press over the period you choose, compiled as a PDF or Word document.
Key points drawn from coverage. Tap a point to see the original sentence.
The Namibian
Mark Sternagel won both the Open Class and King of the Dirt
“Mark Sternagel once again proved his dominance, winning both the Open Class and King of the Dirt (KoTD), ahead of Tommy Gous in second place.”
Sternagel dominates final motocross leg of the yearThe Namibian
Mark Sternagel confirmed he will take part in upcoming internationals between South Africa, Angola, and Namibia on 1 November
“He confirmed he will take part in the upcoming internationals between South Africa, Angola, and Namibia on 1 November.”
Sternagel dominates final motocross leg of the yearThe Namibian
Mark Sternagel finished first in Open class
“Open class: first Mark Sternagel, second Bjorn Bierbrauer, third Tommy Gous.”
Windhoek MX event a hit, despite rain, mudThe Namibian
Mark Sternagel won Open and King of the Dirt (KOTD) class
“Winner of the Open and King of the Dirt (KOTD) class Mark Sternagel said he had observed earlier in the week that weather conditions would be hot with strong east winds but he did not expect them to be as harsh.”
MX riders defy wind on the tracksThe Namibian
Mark Sternagel placed first in the Open class championships
“Open class: First: Mark Sternagel, second: Rico Wolf, and third: Stefan Bartsch.”
Perfect MX racing conditions at SwakopmundThe Namibian
Mark Sternagel ended in second place with 18 points in supercar category
“Despite failing to finish heat 2, he ended in second place, with 18 points to his name in the supercar category.”
High-octane racing at Tony Rust race tracksThe second leg of the National Circuit Racing Championship featured low entry numbers, mechanical failures, and an accident in which driver Horazio Rietz's Volkswagen Golf crashed into safety barriers after developing braking problems. Of eight entries, two competitors failed to finish due to mechanical issues.
10 June 2026 · The Namibian →
The second leg of the National Circuit Racing Championship featured low entry numbers, mechanical failures, and an accident in which driver Horazio Rietz's Volkswagen Golf crashed into safety barriers after developing braking problems. Of eight entries, two competitors failed to finish due to mechanical issues.
10 June 2026 · The Namibian →
After an 11-week season, the NPPL Heineken 0.0 weekly league finals took place at Liv Padel. Team Heineken 0.0 won the Premier Division, defeating Team Netvend 6-7, 6-1, 7-6, while Team United Padel won the Challenger Division over Team Fuego 3-6, 6-3, 3-6.
28 April 2026 · The Namibian →
The first leg of Namibia's 2026 Motocross national championships drew 45 riders across nine classes, signalling strong participation ahead of the Motocross of African Nations later this year. Organisers are implementing safety upgrades to meet International Motorsport Federation standards, including a fully equipped field hospital and ambulance.
19 February 2026 · The Namibian →