Motocrosser Natalie Kane focuses on world title bid  In a sport
which has traditionally been a male preserve, Natalie Kane is
breaking the mould.  Female competitors may be few and far
between in the physically demanding two-wheel discipline of
motocross, but the talented 21-year-old has proved she has what
it takes to tough it out at the top.  The Loughbrickland girl
finished second in last year's women's world championship,
winning her first race on the global stage in the process, and
is hoping to go one better this season.  "It won't be easy,
there are a lot of good girls out there, but I'll try to be
consistent and hopefully I'll have some luck along the way,"
said Natalie.  "Any of the top five or six can win a race, so
mistakes can be very costly," added the HM Plant KTM rider.
Continue reading the main story  I've broken my right wrist six
or seven times, my left wrist four times and I've suffered
fractures to my leg, shoulder and collarbone  Natalie Kane  For
the five-time British champion, it came