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.
For the first time since 2020, a ‘Triple Crown’ round of Supercross went down at State Farm Stadium in Glendale. Just what the doctor ordered after four exciting rounds to kick off the new season.
For the second time this season, Supercross took over Angel Stadium in Anaheim, California. Coming off of a weekend in San Diego with two first-time winners, there was no shortage of headlines entering round four.
We knew Adam Cianciarulo was entering the 2022 Supercross tilt at under 100-percent. Unfortunately, AC9’s injury luck has not gotten any better.
Dating back to 2016, the rider who had won Round 3 of Monster Energy Supercross has gone on to win the 450 title five times. Going further back, 15 times has the Round 3 winner won the title dating back to 2003.
After nearly two years, Supercross returns to its premier venue, Angel Stadium, for the traditional season opener. After one of the more noteworthy offseasons of the last decade, there is finally racing to talk about.
For the final part of our 2022 450 Class Supercross preview, we still have plenty of big names to get to. Cooper Webb and Marvin Musquin have a new friend on Red Bull KTM in Aaron Plessinger.
The AMA Pro Motocross tilt shifts back to California for the final two rounds of the year. Saturday would feature a return to Fox Raceway in Pala which opened up the season back in late May.
As first reported on by Racer X’s Mitch Kendra, the Team USA entry for the 2021 Motocross Des Nations is officially dead. This large in part due to new COVID-related travel restrictions put in place all across Europe.
Last week it was Ken Roczen and Jett Lawrence bringing home the Honda sweep at Unadilla. This week the pair looked to capitalize on that momentum in their individual title races at Budds Creek.
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.
The back half of the AMA Motocross tilt began at the pacific northwest circuit in Washougal, Washington. Highlighted by the first repeat 250 class winner, as well as a new winner in the 450 class to boot.
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.
For the first time since 2020, a ‘Triple Crown’ round of Supercross went down at State Farm Stadium in Glendale. Just what the doctor ordered after four exciting rounds to kick off the new season.
For the second time this season, Supercross took over Angel Stadium in Anaheim, California. Coming off of a weekend in San Diego with two first-time winners, there was no shortage of headlines entering round four.
We knew Adam Cianciarulo was entering the 2022 Supercross tilt at under 100-percent. Unfortunately, AC9’s injury luck has not gotten any better.
Dating back to 2016, the rider who had won Round 3 of Monster Energy Supercross has gone on to win the 450 title five times. Going further back, 15 times has the Round 3 winner won the title dating back to 2003.
After nearly two years, Supercross returns to its premier venue, Angel Stadium, for the traditional season opener. After one of the more noteworthy offseasons of the last decade, there is finally racing to talk about.
For the final part of our 2022 450 Class Supercross preview, we still have plenty of big names to get to. Cooper Webb and Marvin Musquin have a new friend on Red Bull KTM in Aaron Plessinger.
The AMA Pro Motocross tilt shifts back to California for the final two rounds of the year. Saturday would feature a return to Fox Raceway in Pala which opened up the season back in late May.
As first reported on by Racer X’s Mitch Kendra, the Team USA entry for the 2021 Motocross Des Nations is officially dead. This large in part due to new COVID-related travel restrictions put in place all across Europe.
Last week it was Ken Roczen and Jett Lawrence bringing home the Honda sweep at Unadilla. This week the pair looked to capitalize on that momentum in their individual title races at Budds Creek.
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.
The back half of the AMA Motocross tilt began at the pacific northwest circuit in Washougal, Washington. Highlighted by the first repeat 250 class winner, as well as a new winner in the 450 class to boot.
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