Now in the final four rounds of the MXGP season, a mini tour of Scandinavia kicked off the end of the season, starting in Sweden. Uddevalla hadn’t been on the schedule in nearly three years due to the pandemic, with Glenn Coldenhoff and Tom Vialle coming out on top in 2019.
Few, if any Motocross tracks carry the reputation that Lommel does anywhere in the world. The deep sanded course has been a staple on the World Motocross circuit for decades and has played host to multiple Motocross Des Nations.
The lone IndyCar double header weekend finally arrived, not in Detroit, but rather at Iowa this year. Afterward, Gateway is the lone oval left on the schedule, so this wasn’t the worst time to get going for some of the more oval-oriented drivers.
After some incredible racing at Millville, AMA Pro Motocross shifted back to the west coast. More specifically the Pacific Northwest and Washougal, Washington. Heading into a double bye week, momentum was at a premium going into the final four rounds.
The MXGP season resumed after a double-bye week at the Czech Republic’s Loket circuit. Here, the real push towards Championships and the Motocross Des Nations really begins, with seven GP’s plus a trip to RedBud in just under a dozen-week span.
After one of the most interesting lead-up weeks in IndyCar history, a race broke out in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. This marked the first trip north of the border since 2019.
The seventh round of Lucas Oil Pro Motocross brought things to Millville, Minnesota. A literal backyard home event for the Martin Brothers, Alex, and Jeremy (on commentary this weekend), and the defacto home event for the returning Ryan Dungey.
Not a bad month here for the pride of Corning, California Tyler Reddick. The two-time Xfinity Series Champion picked up his first Cup win on July 4th weekend at Road America over Chase Elliott.
Minor rumblings of current IndyCar Champion Alex Palou potentially hitting the open market came about earlier this year.
America’s biggest sandbox in Southwick, Massachusetts played host to the sixth round of the AMA Pro Motocross season this weekend.
On the legs of a fantastic British Grand Prix, the 2.25-mile Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course served as the second leg of a big third of July motorsports day.
After a week break, the second leg of the AMA Motocross tilt began on Saturday with the annual trip to RedBud. Arguably the biggest National of the year on Fourth of July weekend has been a true staple on the schedule for decades.
Now in the final four rounds of the MXGP season, a mini tour of Scandinavia kicked off the end of the season, starting in Sweden. Uddevalla hadn’t been on the schedule in nearly three years due to the pandemic, with Glenn Coldenhoff and Tom Vialle coming out on top in 2019.
Few, if any Motocross tracks carry the reputation that Lommel does anywhere in the world. The deep sanded course has been a staple on the World Motocross circuit for decades and has played host to multiple Motocross Des Nations.
The lone IndyCar double header weekend finally arrived, not in Detroit, but rather at Iowa this year. Afterward, Gateway is the lone oval left on the schedule, so this wasn’t the worst time to get going for some of the more oval-oriented drivers.
After some incredible racing at Millville, AMA Pro Motocross shifted back to the west coast. More specifically the Pacific Northwest and Washougal, Washington. Heading into a double bye week, momentum was at a premium going into the final four rounds.
The MXGP season resumed after a double-bye week at the Czech Republic’s Loket circuit. Here, the real push towards Championships and the Motocross Des Nations really begins, with seven GP’s plus a trip to RedBud in just under a dozen-week span.
After one of the most interesting lead-up weeks in IndyCar history, a race broke out in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. This marked the first trip north of the border since 2019.
The seventh round of Lucas Oil Pro Motocross brought things to Millville, Minnesota. A literal backyard home event for the Martin Brothers, Alex, and Jeremy (on commentary this weekend), and the defacto home event for the returning Ryan Dungey.
Not a bad month here for the pride of Corning, California Tyler Reddick. The two-time Xfinity Series Champion picked up his first Cup win on July 4th weekend at Road America over Chase Elliott.
Minor rumblings of current IndyCar Champion Alex Palou potentially hitting the open market came about earlier this year.
America’s biggest sandbox in Southwick, Massachusetts played host to the sixth round of the AMA Pro Motocross season this weekend.
On the legs of a fantastic British Grand Prix, the 2.25-mile Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course served as the second leg of a big third of July motorsports day.
After a week break, the second leg of the AMA Motocross tilt began on Saturday with the annual trip to RedBud. Arguably the biggest National of the year on Fourth of July weekend has been a true staple on the schedule for decades.
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