We’re not even a month into the 2022 Supercross season, and already the injuries have piled up. Seth Hammaker, of Monster Energy/Pro Circuit Kawasaki, is now the latest rider set to miss some time.
With Anaheim 1 now just two days away, this year’s 250 West field has officially rounded into form. Typically, the heavy hitter teams like to play games with who they send out for the opening Regional Championship.
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.
A huge day today for the red brand, as Honda picks up their first AMA Motocross title since 2013 with Eli Tomac. Jett Lawrence at just 18 years and change old has won his first championship as a professional rider.
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.
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.
Millville is a consistently great presence on the AMA Pro Motocross schedule and 2021 was no different. A pair of first-time winners this season highlighted some spectacular racing on one of the world’s premier tracks in Minnesota. On top of a change at the top of the 250 pecking order, and an injury scare for a 450 title contender averted with a strong Moto 2.
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.
As it stands currently, the Motocross Des Nations event is set to run this year after the 2020 running was canceled. Also, as of now, it is currently vague on if the United States will send a team or not for the late September event. The red, white, and blue have been plagued with poor results and bad luck the last decade after dominating in the 2000s. However, they could likely have their best chance to win the event since last winning in 2011. We get to why, go into candidates for the three-team spots, and then a few team combinations down below.
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.
We’re not even a month into the 2022 Supercross season, and already the injuries have piled up. Seth Hammaker, of Monster Energy/Pro Circuit Kawasaki, is now the latest rider set to miss some time.
With Anaheim 1 now just two days away, this year’s 250 West field has officially rounded into form. Typically, the heavy hitter teams like to play games with who they send out for the opening Regional Championship.
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.
A huge day today for the red brand, as Honda picks up their first AMA Motocross title since 2013 with Eli Tomac. Jett Lawrence at just 18 years and change old has won his first championship as a professional rider.
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.
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.
Millville is a consistently great presence on the AMA Pro Motocross schedule and 2021 was no different. A pair of first-time winners this season highlighted some spectacular racing on one of the world’s premier tracks in Minnesota. On top of a change at the top of the 250 pecking order, and an injury scare for a 450 title contender averted with a strong Moto 2.
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.
As it stands currently, the Motocross Des Nations event is set to run this year after the 2020 running was canceled. Also, as of now, it is currently vague on if the United States will send a team or not for the late September event. The red, white, and blue have been plagued with poor results and bad luck the last decade after dominating in the 2000s. However, they could likely have their best chance to win the event since last winning in 2011. We get to why, go into candidates for the three-team spots, and then a few team combinations down below.
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.
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