We are now just about two weeks away from the opening gate drop of this year’s U.S. Motocross Season. The 250 field that was ravaged by injuries in Monster Energy Supercross should be back up to full strength by then.
On Saturday evening, Monster Energy Star Racing Yamaha riders Justin Cooper and Colt Nichols captured the 2021 Monster Energy AMA Supercross 250 West and East regional championships, respectively.
For now the second time in the last three years, “Paul” Cooper Webb has given Red Bull KTM a World Supercross Championship. Outside of a lackluster season opener, Webb once again had a world-class season and put a vice grip on the championship at the halfway point of the season, much like in 2019. Just like in 2019, he would hold the red number plates to the very end of the season and delivered some soul-crushing defeats to rival Ken Roczen. Here we go from start to finish of Webb’s second World Title campaign in 2021.
The 250 East and 450 Supercross Titles both were up for grabs on Saturday night, but neither would be claimed one round early. All in all, it was an exciting night of racing in Salt Lake City.
Remarkable would best describe the performance that Cameron McAdoo of Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki put on at Atlanta 2 Supercross. From having a potential season-ending crash to racing after the fact being enough of a story as it is already. McAdoo decided to put on a performance that will go down as one of the gutsiest runs in any motorsport in a long time.
When we left off on James Stewart, he had just won his second and final AMA National Motocross championship, going an undefeated 24-0 post-ACL surgery.
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.
Round 2 of Supercross in Dallas saw the 250 West Points lead shift due to a post-race penalty. Current 450 points leader Cooper Webb was once again able to put his KTM on the top step of the podium. For now, the fourth time in the last five rounds. We cover that and more in this recap of Round 11 of Monster Energy Supercross.
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.
Where we last left off on James Stewart, he had just completed what is widely regarded as the greatest 125cc/250cc career of all time. Moving to the 250cc/450c class would bring a whole new cast of riders to compete with. In part two of this retrospective cover from the beginning of Stewart’s Premier Class career in 2005 to his split from Kawasaki at the end of 2008.
68 Career total Supercross wins, 48 total Motocross wins, 7 Time Loretta Lynn’s Amateur National Motocross Champion, 2-time Motocross Des Nations Champion, 3-time National Motocross Champion, 2-time Supercross Champion of The World. The statistics are only the tip of the iceberg when you talk about James Stewart, an African American who entered a largely white sport and dominated every possible level from his amateur days and into his 14-year professional career. Here we look back at the career of the single most dominant African American motorsports athlete of all time, The Fastest Man on The Planet James “Bubba” Stewart.
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.
We are now just about two weeks away from the opening gate drop of this year’s U.S. Motocross Season. The 250 field that was ravaged by injuries in Monster Energy Supercross should be back up to full strength by then.
On Saturday evening, Monster Energy Star Racing Yamaha riders Justin Cooper and Colt Nichols captured the 2021 Monster Energy AMA Supercross 250 West and East regional championships, respectively.
For now the second time in the last three years, “Paul” Cooper Webb has given Red Bull KTM a World Supercross Championship. Outside of a lackluster season opener, Webb once again had a world-class season and put a vice grip on the championship at the halfway point of the season, much like in 2019. Just like in 2019, he would hold the red number plates to the very end of the season and delivered some soul-crushing defeats to rival Ken Roczen. Here we go from start to finish of Webb’s second World Title campaign in 2021.
The 250 East and 450 Supercross Titles both were up for grabs on Saturday night, but neither would be claimed one round early. All in all, it was an exciting night of racing in Salt Lake City.
Remarkable would best describe the performance that Cameron McAdoo of Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki put on at Atlanta 2 Supercross. From having a potential season-ending crash to racing after the fact being enough of a story as it is already. McAdoo decided to put on a performance that will go down as one of the gutsiest runs in any motorsport in a long time.
When we left off on James Stewart, he had just won his second and final AMA National Motocross championship, going an undefeated 24-0 post-ACL surgery.
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.
Round 2 of Supercross in Dallas saw the 250 West Points lead shift due to a post-race penalty. Current 450 points leader Cooper Webb was once again able to put his KTM on the top step of the podium. For now, the fourth time in the last five rounds. We cover that and more in this recap of Round 11 of Monster Energy Supercross.
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.
Where we last left off on James Stewart, he had just completed what is widely regarded as the greatest 125cc/250cc career of all time. Moving to the 250cc/450c class would bring a whole new cast of riders to compete with. In part two of this retrospective cover from the beginning of Stewart’s Premier Class career in 2005 to his split from Kawasaki at the end of 2008.
68 Career total Supercross wins, 48 total Motocross wins, 7 Time Loretta Lynn’s Amateur National Motocross Champion, 2-time Motocross Des Nations Champion, 3-time National Motocross Champion, 2-time Supercross Champion of The World. The statistics are only the tip of the iceberg when you talk about James Stewart, an African American who entered a largely white sport and dominated every possible level from his amateur days and into his 14-year professional career. Here we look back at the career of the single most dominant African American motorsports athlete of all time, The Fastest Man on The Planet James “Bubba” Stewart.
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.
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