M. Zidane dan Asep Lukman Berburu Juara Umum di Seri Keempat TGD
Putaran keempat kejuaraan motocross dan grasstrack Trial Game Dirt (TGD) akan segera berlangsung. M. Zidane hingga Asep Lukman bakal gaspol kejar juara umum.
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Putaran keempat kejuaraan motocross dan grasstrack Trial Game Dirt (TGD) akan segera berlangsung. M. Zidane hingga Asep Lukman bakal gaspol kejar juara umum.
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