After a week’s delay due to some heavy wind damage, MXGP made its season debut in southeast England on Sunday. No Jeffrey Herlings, no Romain Febvre, but there was still plenty of other notable storylines heading into, and leaving Sunday.
This year’s IndyCar season kicked off with the return to St. Petersburg, which returned to the season-opening race for the first time since 2019.
Supercross made its return to the Lone Star state, for the second of three triple crown rounds in Dallas. An interesting time for this to happen, as this is only the second round of the 250 East Championship.
After NASCAR kicked off their 2022 season last weekend in Daytona, IndyCar is about to do the same this weekend on the other side of Florida in St. Petersburg. Chip Ganassi Racing’s Alex Palou is set for his first title defense after outrunning Pato O’Ward a season ago.
Big news out of the Red Bull KTM camp on Wednesday afternoon. Rider Aaron Plessinger in a practice crash suffered a broken arm, which will in all likelihood end his Supercross campaign.
Austin Cindric lost last year’s Xfinity Series Championship in brutal fashion. Losing out to Daniel Hemric on a last-lap pass just feet from the finish line.
Supercross has made the shift from west to east, taking over U.S. Bank Stadium Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Not just that, but the 250 East Series officially kicked off on Saturday afternoon as well.
This year’s MXGP class season will begin in a very odd fashion. The top two points finishers from a year ago, Jeffrey Herlings and Romain Febvre are both set to miss time to begin the year.
The 2022 World Motocross tilt is now just days away from beginning at Matterley Basin in England. MX2’s World Title is up for grabs this year with Maxime Renaux off to the MXGP class, leaving Tom Vialle, Jago Geerts, and others left to duke it out.
The time has come for the 250 East Supercross field to begin their season after a month off to start the new year. While this year’s crop of East riders may not be on part with the West, but this should still be a quality championship.
Anaheim 3 was a big round of Supercross for a number of reasons. First and foremost, it was the final time the 250 West Series would run for the next month and a half.
Moving onto the back half of the NASCAR Cup Series drivers list is where a number of notable team moves happened. Brad Keselowski left Penske after a decade to become a driver-part owner over at now Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing.
After a week’s delay due to some heavy wind damage, MXGP made its season debut in southeast England on Sunday. No Jeffrey Herlings, no Romain Febvre, but there was still plenty of other notable storylines heading into, and leaving Sunday.
This year’s IndyCar season kicked off with the return to St. Petersburg, which returned to the season-opening race for the first time since 2019.
Supercross made its return to the Lone Star state, for the second of three triple crown rounds in Dallas. An interesting time for this to happen, as this is only the second round of the 250 East Championship.
After NASCAR kicked off their 2022 season last weekend in Daytona, IndyCar is about to do the same this weekend on the other side of Florida in St. Petersburg. Chip Ganassi Racing’s Alex Palou is set for his first title defense after outrunning Pato O’Ward a season ago.
Big news out of the Red Bull KTM camp on Wednesday afternoon. Rider Aaron Plessinger in a practice crash suffered a broken arm, which will in all likelihood end his Supercross campaign.
Austin Cindric lost last year’s Xfinity Series Championship in brutal fashion. Losing out to Daniel Hemric on a last-lap pass just feet from the finish line.
Supercross has made the shift from west to east, taking over U.S. Bank Stadium Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Not just that, but the 250 East Series officially kicked off on Saturday afternoon as well.
This year’s MXGP class season will begin in a very odd fashion. The top two points finishers from a year ago, Jeffrey Herlings and Romain Febvre are both set to miss time to begin the year.
The 2022 World Motocross tilt is now just days away from beginning at Matterley Basin in England. MX2’s World Title is up for grabs this year with Maxime Renaux off to the MXGP class, leaving Tom Vialle, Jago Geerts, and others left to duke it out.
The time has come for the 250 East Supercross field to begin their season after a month off to start the new year. While this year’s crop of East riders may not be on part with the West, but this should still be a quality championship.
Anaheim 3 was a big round of Supercross for a number of reasons. First and foremost, it was the final time the 250 West Series would run for the next month and a half.
Moving onto the back half of the NASCAR Cup Series drivers list is where a number of notable team moves happened. Brad Keselowski left Penske after a decade to become a driver-part owner over at now Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing.
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