It was becoming abundantly clear that Tim Gajser was going to clinch this year’s MXGP World Championship with rounds in hand. The ultimate question then became how early would that happen.
Pro Motocross has made it out of California and to the outskirts of Denver at Thunder Valley. Monster Energy Kawasaki’s Jason Anderson is the only non-Honda rider to win an overall to this point, as the CRF brigade has gone nuclear to begin the year.
After a dominant weekend from Honda HRC in So Cal, they looked to keep the good times rolling on the outskirts of Sacramento. Chase Sexton and Jett Lawrence led the way for the CRF Brigade, both holding six-point leads through two motos on the year.
The Great Outdoors have finally arrived after a nearly month break after Supercross. Kicking things off for the Golden Anniversary season was once again Fox Raceway in Southern California once again.
The 50th season of AMA Pro Motocross is now just three days away. And what better season is there for arguably the most stacked 450 class in the history of the sport.
Once again, it is that magical time of year in the Supercross/Motocross realm where dominos for the following year have already begun to fall. Whether that be contract, injury, or manufacturer information, there is usually something to talk about around this time of year.
KTM has officially chosen violence for the 50th season of AMA Pro Motocross. Just a hair over a week after Antonio Cairoli declared for the first two rounds of the series, Ryan Dungey is now set for the same schedule with Red Bull KTM.
The 50th season of the Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship is just over a month out from now. There is a ton of excitement and hype for this season due to the rumored involvement of some MXGP riders who are not running overseas at the moment.
With the retirement of European Motocross icon Antonio Cairoli, 2021 was the end of an era for the de Carli Red Bull KTM team. Cairoli had been with the team all the way back when they used Yamahas in the 2000s
Paris Supercross is finally back after a year off, and the 2021 edition of the event was one for the books. Three MXGP superstars, Antonio Cairoli and Romain Febvre on 450s, and MX2 World Champion Maxime Renaux all were taking the gate.
While there was no Monster Energy Cup for the second year in a row, one of Supercross’ top offseason events is back, Paris Supercross. The longstanding event, dating back to 1984 is one of the top events in the sport.
Let’s rewind back to mid-July to start things off. Jeffery Herlings at his home Grand Prix in the Netherlands had Ivo Monticelli land on his shoulder right off the start.
It was becoming abundantly clear that Tim Gajser was going to clinch this year’s MXGP World Championship with rounds in hand. The ultimate question then became how early would that happen.
Pro Motocross has made it out of California and to the outskirts of Denver at Thunder Valley. Monster Energy Kawasaki’s Jason Anderson is the only non-Honda rider to win an overall to this point, as the CRF brigade has gone nuclear to begin the year.
After a dominant weekend from Honda HRC in So Cal, they looked to keep the good times rolling on the outskirts of Sacramento. Chase Sexton and Jett Lawrence led the way for the CRF Brigade, both holding six-point leads through two motos on the year.
The Great Outdoors have finally arrived after a nearly month break after Supercross. Kicking things off for the Golden Anniversary season was once again Fox Raceway in Southern California once again.
The 50th season of AMA Pro Motocross is now just three days away. And what better season is there for arguably the most stacked 450 class in the history of the sport.
Once again, it is that magical time of year in the Supercross/Motocross realm where dominos for the following year have already begun to fall. Whether that be contract, injury, or manufacturer information, there is usually something to talk about around this time of year.
KTM has officially chosen violence for the 50th season of AMA Pro Motocross. Just a hair over a week after Antonio Cairoli declared for the first two rounds of the series, Ryan Dungey is now set for the same schedule with Red Bull KTM.
The 50th season of the Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship is just over a month out from now. There is a ton of excitement and hype for this season due to the rumored involvement of some MXGP riders who are not running overseas at the moment.
With the retirement of European Motocross icon Antonio Cairoli, 2021 was the end of an era for the de Carli Red Bull KTM team. Cairoli had been with the team all the way back when they used Yamahas in the 2000s
Paris Supercross is finally back after a year off, and the 2021 edition of the event was one for the books. Three MXGP superstars, Antonio Cairoli and Romain Febvre on 450s, and MX2 World Champion Maxime Renaux all were taking the gate.
While there was no Monster Energy Cup for the second year in a row, one of Supercross’ top offseason events is back, Paris Supercross. The longstanding event, dating back to 1984 is one of the top events in the sport.
Let’s rewind back to mid-July to start things off. Jeffery Herlings at his home Grand Prix in the Netherlands had Ivo Monticelli land on his shoulder right off the start.
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