It is a big day for the Motocross industry today in the shadow of the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Feld Motor Sports and MXSports, the promoters of AMA Supercross and Motocross, haven’t been partners in the past per se.
Rain playing a factor at RedBud brings up a ton of bad memories from the 2018 Motocross Des Nations for America. On a weekend where they were the clear-cut favorites to win the whole thing, they missed the podium entirely
September 18, 2011, Saint-Jean-d’Angély, France. That was the last time a United States Motocross Des Nations entry won it all. Since then it’s been nothing but shortcomings or simply just the red white and blue not being able to send their best possible team.
It felt like Ken Roczen’s days at Honda HRC were numbered for a while now. With the rise of the Lawrence Brothers in the 250 class, and Chase Sexton becoming a bonified superstar this summer, that feeling only grew with time.
Tom Vialle is of course set to join the likes of Ken Roczen, Dylan Ferrandis, and Marvin Musquin as those who jumped to the AMA circuit from MXGP. However, before the French Red Bull KTM rider makes the trek to the United States, he had an MX2 Championship to settle in Turkey.
The 50th anniversary season of AMA Pro Motocross was one for the books. Eli Tomac and Chase Sexton, arguably the two best Motocross riders anywhere on the planet, were separated by just one point going into the season finale in Pala, California.
Jett Lawrence’s 2022 has been nothing short of impeccable. Earlier this year, he picked up his first 250 Regional Supercross Championship a few rounds early in Foxborough, Massachusetts.
The penultimate round of AMA Pro Motocross took things to the outskirts of Indianapolis and Ironman MX. Once the finale for a half-dozen-year stretch, the facility has since bounced around the final third of the schedule, but still remains the final east coast venue.
Last week, Tim Gajser wrapped up his fourth MXGP World Championship in Finland over Jeremy Seewer. Although that is all settled, the MX2 Championship, unequivocally the better of the two this year, is still very much alive.
The final true east coast round of AMA Pro Motocross was held at the famed Budds Creek facility just south of Washington D.C. After this it’s just Ironman then Pala again, then the season is a wrap.
11 years; that is nearly how long it’s been since the United States has won Motocross Des Nations. After a
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.
It is a big day for the Motocross industry today in the shadow of the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Feld Motor Sports and MXSports, the promoters of AMA Supercross and Motocross, haven’t been partners in the past per se.
Rain playing a factor at RedBud brings up a ton of bad memories from the 2018 Motocross Des Nations for America. On a weekend where they were the clear-cut favorites to win the whole thing, they missed the podium entirely
September 18, 2011, Saint-Jean-d’Angély, France. That was the last time a United States Motocross Des Nations entry won it all. Since then it’s been nothing but shortcomings or simply just the red white and blue not being able to send their best possible team.
It felt like Ken Roczen’s days at Honda HRC were numbered for a while now. With the rise of the Lawrence Brothers in the 250 class, and Chase Sexton becoming a bonified superstar this summer, that feeling only grew with time.
Tom Vialle is of course set to join the likes of Ken Roczen, Dylan Ferrandis, and Marvin Musquin as those who jumped to the AMA circuit from MXGP. However, before the French Red Bull KTM rider makes the trek to the United States, he had an MX2 Championship to settle in Turkey.
The 50th anniversary season of AMA Pro Motocross was one for the books. Eli Tomac and Chase Sexton, arguably the two best Motocross riders anywhere on the planet, were separated by just one point going into the season finale in Pala, California.
Jett Lawrence’s 2022 has been nothing short of impeccable. Earlier this year, he picked up his first 250 Regional Supercross Championship a few rounds early in Foxborough, Massachusetts.
The penultimate round of AMA Pro Motocross took things to the outskirts of Indianapolis and Ironman MX. Once the finale for a half-dozen-year stretch, the facility has since bounced around the final third of the schedule, but still remains the final east coast venue.
Last week, Tim Gajser wrapped up his fourth MXGP World Championship in Finland over Jeremy Seewer. Although that is all settled, the MX2 Championship, unequivocally the better of the two this year, is still very much alive.
The final true east coast round of AMA Pro Motocross was held at the famed Budds Creek facility just south of Washington D.C. After this it’s just Ironman then Pala again, then the season is a wrap.
11 years; that is nearly how long it’s been since the United States has won Motocross Des Nations. After a stretch of seven straight victories
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.
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