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.
Supercross shifts from So-Cal to Nor-Cal for the week, as Oakland returns to the schedule. Last week it was Ken Roczen and Christian Craig lighting the candles in Anaheim to kick things off.
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.
2021 is now officially in the books, and that means the upcoming season of Monster Energy Supercross begins in just a matter of days. A new year will bring back some normalcy to the ordeal as well.
October 1 serves as what could be considered the opening of “free agency” in the Supercross/Motocross realm. Although 99-percent of deals are done well ahead of time, that is more or less the date they are officially announced.
The track that had been the opening round of the year up until last year now closes out the AMA Pro Motocross calendar. Hangtown has been a staple in the sport for over a half-century and its return to the schedule is most certainly welcomed.
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.
The east coast slate of the AMA Motocross schedule came to a close on Saturday. Ironman MX, which had been the season finale from 2015 to 2019, played host to the third to last round in 2021.
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.
On Tuesday afternoon, FELD Motor Sports officially dropped the 2022 17-round Supercross schedule. Next year’s tilt will officially return to Anaheim, CA to start things out on January 8.
The Sandbox in Southwick made its triumphant return to the AMA Motocross Schedule on Saturday after not taking place in 2020. The 250 Class saw its fifth different winner in five nationals. One of the top 450 championship contenders avoided catastrophe in the points standings, while another did not share that level of fortune at The Wick.
Perhaps the biggest crown jewel in all of American motocross made its rightful return to fourth of July weekend this year. At this year’s RedBud National, some of the best racing in recent memory went down.
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.
Supercross shifts from So-Cal to Nor-Cal for the week, as Oakland returns to the schedule. Last week it was Ken Roczen and Christian Craig lighting the candles in Anaheim to kick things off.
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.
2021 is now officially in the books, and that means the upcoming season of Monster Energy Supercross begins in just a matter of days. A new year will bring back some normalcy to the ordeal as well.
October 1 serves as what could be considered the opening of “free agency” in the Supercross/Motocross realm. Although 99-percent of deals are done well ahead of time, that is more or less the date they are officially announced.
The track that had been the opening round of the year up until last year now closes out the AMA Pro Motocross calendar. Hangtown has been a staple in the sport for over a half-century and its return to the schedule is most certainly welcomed.
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.
The east coast slate of the AMA Motocross schedule came to a close on Saturday. Ironman MX, which had been the season finale from 2015 to 2019, played host to the third to last round in 2021.
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.
On Tuesday afternoon, FELD Motor Sports officially dropped the 2022 17-round Supercross schedule. Next year’s tilt will officially return to Anaheim, CA to start things out on January 8.
The Sandbox in Southwick made its triumphant return to the AMA Motocross Schedule on Saturday after not taking place in 2020. The 250 Class saw its fifth different winner in five nationals. One of the top 450 championship contenders avoided catastrophe in the points standings, while another did not share that level of fortune at The Wick.
Perhaps the biggest crown jewel in all of American motocross made its rightful return to fourth of July weekend this year. At this year’s RedBud National, some of the best racing in recent memory went down.
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