With Anaheim 1 Supercross just a little over a month out, a major retirement has just hit the AMA paddock. 2020 AMA Motocross 450 National Champion, and two-time 250 Regional Supercross Champion Zach Osborne has called it a career.
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 Monster Energy Supercross season ended just short of a week ago and the AMA Motocross season is still weeks away. Despite this, some major league “Silly Season” rumors regarding 2022 have already popped up.
The three-race stay at Atlanta Motor Speedway is now completed for Monster Energy Supercross. With just two rounds to go on the year, the 250 West title race took a major step forward into its conclusion.
Round two in Atlanta for Supercross would again provide some wild results and great racing. Now there have been four different winners in this stint with a round to go. With title races nearing their conclusions, things were most certainly heated up in Hotlanta.
The Supercross season is winding down. Each race is becoming more important, and each position gained or lost is pivotal to the final standings. Saturday’s race in Dallas was no different.
The first of three rounds of Supercross in Dallas was completed on Saturday evening. For the first time since Round Three in Houston, there is a change at the top of the pecking order in the 450 Class, and an upstart rookie took home his first career win in dominating fashion.
A chaotic and injury-filled night of Monster Energy Supercross from Orlando last night may have painted a pair of championship pictures in the span of about an hour. Here we go into the highs and lows of Round 8 of Monster Energy Supercross.
The Final Supercross Round at Lucas Oil Stadium has concluded. Honda HRC’s Ken Roczen completed the Indianapolis Sweep, and a potentially major injury happened in the closing stages of the 450 Main Event. That and more in our breakdown of Round 6 of Monster Energy Supercross.
Round Five of The 2021 Monster Energy Supercross Series was completed last night at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Indiana. The race featured one of the absolute most chaotic 250 main events in recent memory, along with Honda HRC’s Ken Roczen picking up his second win in a row. With that win, he stretches his points lead by over a dozen points.
Around noon on Wednesday, the AMA and FIM came down with a bombshell of an announcement. This involved set penalties on four 450 class riders for a red cross flag violation Tuesday night in Houston.
Tonight begins what is possibly the single most unique season in the near half-century history of Supercross. There will be no races at Anaheim’s Angel Stadium. Angel Stadium has hosted the season opener for 21 consecutive years dating back to 1999. Stadiums will be hosting multiple races in a week similar to that of a barnstorming bubble due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
With Anaheim 1 Supercross just a little over a month out, a major retirement has just hit the AMA paddock. 2020 AMA Motocross 450 National Champion, and two-time 250 Regional Supercross Champion Zach Osborne has called it a career.
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 Monster Energy Supercross season ended just short of a week ago and the AMA Motocross season is still weeks away. Despite this, some major league “Silly Season” rumors regarding 2022 have already popped up.
The three-race stay at Atlanta Motor Speedway is now completed for Monster Energy Supercross. With just two rounds to go on the year, the 250 West title race took a major step forward into its conclusion.
Round two in Atlanta for Supercross would again provide some wild results and great racing. Now there have been four different winners in this stint with a round to go. With title races nearing their conclusions, things were most certainly heated up in Hotlanta.
The Supercross season is winding down. Each race is becoming more important, and each position gained or lost is pivotal to the final standings. Saturday’s race in Dallas was no different.
The first of three rounds of Supercross in Dallas was completed on Saturday evening. For the first time since Round Three in Houston, there is a change at the top of the pecking order in the 450 Class, and an upstart rookie took home his first career win in dominating fashion.
A chaotic and injury-filled night of Monster Energy Supercross from Orlando last night may have painted a pair of championship pictures in the span of about an hour. Here we go into the highs and lows of Round 8 of Monster Energy Supercross.
The Final Supercross Round at Lucas Oil Stadium has concluded. Honda HRC’s Ken Roczen completed the Indianapolis Sweep, and a potentially major injury happened in the closing stages of the 450 Main Event. That and more in our breakdown of Round 6 of Monster Energy Supercross.
Round Five of The 2021 Monster Energy Supercross Series was completed last night at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Indiana. The race featured one of the absolute most chaotic 250 main events in recent memory, along with Honda HRC’s Ken Roczen picking up his second win in a row. With that win, he stretches his points lead by over a dozen points.
Around noon on Wednesday, the AMA and FIM came down with a bombshell of an announcement. This involved set penalties on four 450 class riders for a red cross flag violation Tuesday night in Houston.
Tonight begins what is possibly the single most unique season in the near half-century history of Supercross. There will be no races at Anaheim’s Angel Stadium. Angel Stadium has hosted the season opener for 21 consecutive years dating back to 1999. Stadiums will be hosting multiple races in a week similar to that of a barnstorming bubble due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
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