A bad year for race control in NASCAR boiled over on Sunday in Indianapolis. A slew of bad calls and misjudgments made the first up Cup race on the IMS road course a disaster in the closing laps. Some serious changes to the race control department are needed.
The IndyCar series had their third and final event of the year at the iconic yard of bricks on Saturday afternoon. Let’s take a look at the excitement of the day.
The final leg of AMA Pro Motocross begun on Saturday with the Unadilla National. Points leaders Dylan Ferrandis of Star Yamaha looked to preserve a nearly full round points lead over Ken Roczen. His 250 teammate Justin Cooper meanwhile needed to regain momentum, coming off a disastrous Moto 2 at Washougal.
When we last left James Stewart in the summer of 2012, he had just made the switch to Yoshimura Suzuki on the heels of a nasty breakup with JGR Yamaha. Heading into 2013, he would begin what was ultimately the final stretch of his storied career, while also entering the gear game with the Seven Brand. That is where the finale of this four-part series begins, at long last.
The GasGas’ paddock will be notably empty for this upcoming weekend in central New York. In a pair of separate incidents, Justin Barcia and Michael Mosiman both hit the deck in midweek practice sessions. As a result, both riders will miss Unadilla this weekend.
The annual Hall of Fame class for the American Motorcyclist Association was officially unveiled on Saturday. This year’s headliner, in a class of eight new members, is none other than the legendary Ryan Villopoto.
After a break lasting over a month, the IndyCar series made its triumphant return. Doing so with its most anticipated race of the year, save for the Indianapolis 500, on the streets of Nashville, Tennessee.
The final MXGP round before a month-long break took place in central Latvia in the city of Kegums. The site of the 2014 Motocross Des Nations is one of the top circuits in the world and once again had an eventful GP weekend.
When mentioning the best motorsports athletes of the last quarter-century, Valentino Rossi certainly belongs in that conversation. The Italian sits atop a number of all-time MotoGP/500cc class statistics. Including his seven world titles, and as of now, 89 wins and 199 podiums since moving up in 2000.
On Tuesday around noon, NASCAR’s resident melon farmer had his second full-time Cup Series deal revealed. A multi-year deal for the new Trackhouse Racing Team, that will see Ross Chastain teaming up with Daniel Suarez.
The second quarter of the FIM World Motocross Championship kicked off on Sunday in Belgium. The Lommel circuit may be one of the toughest courses anywhere on the planet, and for certain is the roughest sand track. With schedule changes affecting the imminent event dates, this round is now the penultimate before a nearly month-long break.
We now sit just short of two months away from most major moves in the American Motocross/Supercross scene taking form. There have already been numerous moves reportedly set in stone, but even more are beginning to trickle in.
A bad year for race control in NASCAR boiled over on Sunday in Indianapolis. A slew of bad calls and misjudgments made the first up Cup race on the IMS road course a disaster in the closing laps. Some serious changes to the race control department are needed.
The IndyCar series had their third and final event of the year at the iconic yard of bricks on Saturday afternoon. Let’s take a look at the excitement of the day.
The final leg of AMA Pro Motocross begun on Saturday with the Unadilla National. Points leaders Dylan Ferrandis of Star Yamaha looked to preserve a nearly full round points lead over Ken Roczen. His 250 teammate Justin Cooper meanwhile needed to regain momentum, coming off a disastrous Moto 2 at Washougal.
When we last left James Stewart in the summer of 2012, he had just made the switch to Yoshimura Suzuki on the heels of a nasty breakup with JGR Yamaha. Heading into 2013, he would begin what was ultimately the final stretch of his storied career, while also entering the gear game with the Seven Brand. That is where the finale of this four-part series begins, at long last.
The GasGas’ paddock will be notably empty for this upcoming weekend in central New York. In a pair of separate incidents, Justin Barcia and Michael Mosiman both hit the deck in midweek practice sessions. As a result, both riders will miss Unadilla this weekend.
The annual Hall of Fame class for the American Motorcyclist Association was officially unveiled on Saturday. This year’s headliner, in a class of eight new members, is none other than the legendary Ryan Villopoto.
After a break lasting over a month, the IndyCar series made its triumphant return. Doing so with its most anticipated race of the year, save for the Indianapolis 500, on the streets of Nashville, Tennessee.
The final MXGP round before a month-long break took place in central Latvia in the city of Kegums. The site of the 2014 Motocross Des Nations is one of the top circuits in the world and once again had an eventful GP weekend.
When mentioning the best motorsports athletes of the last quarter-century, Valentino Rossi certainly belongs in that conversation. The Italian sits atop a number of all-time MotoGP/500cc class statistics. Including his seven world titles, and as of now, 89 wins and 199 podiums since moving up in 2000.
On Tuesday around noon, NASCAR’s resident melon farmer had his second full-time Cup Series deal revealed. A multi-year deal for the new Trackhouse Racing Team, that will see Ross Chastain teaming up with Daniel Suarez.
The second quarter of the FIM World Motocross Championship kicked off on Sunday in Belgium. The Lommel circuit may be one of the toughest courses anywhere on the planet, and for certain is the roughest sand track. With schedule changes affecting the imminent event dates, this round is now the penultimate before a nearly month-long break.
We now sit just short of two months away from most major moves in the American Motocross/Supercross scene taking form. There have already been numerous moves reportedly set in stone, but even more are beginning to trickle in.
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