Motorcycling New Zealand (MNZ) is the national governing body for motorcycle sport, with its head office at 211 Main Street in Huntly, Waikato. It is not a shop. It sets the rules for motorcycle racing, runs the licences that riders need, and organises events across the country. Riders can manage their MNZ licence and account through a mobile interface, and they can find events in their region and check the latest rules. The organisation also runs the New Zealand Motorcycle Awards and a Hall of Fame, and it keeps records of its life members.
The 2026 New Zealand ATV Championship is due to be held in Rotorua on 21 and 22 November 2026, at the Horohoro Bluffs, hosted by the Rotorua Motorcycle Club. The 2025 awards were held in Wellington in May, and the organisation has announced the passing of Huntly-born racing pioneer Ginger Molloy. For a rider in the Waikato or anywhere in New Zealand who wants to race, get a licence or find a club, MNZ is the national body to contact.