MXA INTERVIEW: JO SHIMODA THE SILENT UNDERDOG
Jo Shimoda might not be on everyone’s radar, but his consistent riding has paid off for the rider from Japan as he earned his first win this year in Salt Lake City
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Jo Shimoda might not be on everyone’s radar, but his consistent riding has paid off for the rider from Japan as he earned his first win this year in Salt Lake City
Jeremy Martin talks about his race at Fox Raceway and looking forward
We catch up with the charismatic Aaron Plessinger before the first National
Get to know the MXGP racer who’s making his AMA debut in this interview. Alessandro compares the YZ450F to the 450SXF, explains his affiliation with the Italian Police and talks about his mostly stock bike for this weekend
Austin Forkner hasn’t raced Outdoors since 2018 due to injuries, but he’s looking forward to this summer. Austin also talks about the 450 class, his goals, getting paid to race, Oklahoma versus California and more
Zach Osborne speaks on recovering from his back injury, his thoughts on the 2021 Supercross season, his goals for Outdoors and more
“My whole career I had set realistic goals, but Suzuki was the only time in my career that I got it wrong.”
“I have been fortunate to have been around a slew of great champions, and you can always tell when they are winners.”
Maico let me, this long-haired kid from Texas, race their all-new Maico at the MXDN, and I beat all the other Maico riders
The box vans were cool. It was you and your rider versus everybody else
The true story of the man name Rocket Rex—not a nickname for the slow or faint of heart
We follow Jason Anderson for a day of training in Florida and talk to him about his mindset towards racing. At 28 years old, Jason hopes to race for at least four more years
“For us, motocross was a way of life. You raced every day of the week. You did not practice; you just raced every day. It was an amazing time to be a motorcycle rider.”
Jeremy McGrath weighs in on the current Supercross series, he talks on his racing days and more in this video interview
American fans remember Arne Kring from racing in the USA during the Inter-Am and Trans-AMA series
In this extensive interview, Justin Brayton talks about the competition, his 2021 Honda CRF450, his relationship with factory Honda and Ken Roczen, his mindset and his love for racing
Ryan Dungey talks on the 2021 Supercross season so far, he talks about the idea of racing again, his new RD Coffee business and more
Husqvarna would always tell me, “It’s too complicated for you.” In Japan, they said, “You tell us.” It was a completely different way of looking at it
Roger DeCoster talks about his riders, his teams and his motivation to keep going racing year after year
Broc has ridden on five different motorcycle brands in 2020 but now he has a guaranteed home for 2021. Well, for Supercross-only at least
Cooper talks on his joke about training together with Eli Tomac, his back injury, his honeymoon, his two-year deal with KTM and more
Dean Wilson has gone through many tough times, but his drive to persevere through various injuries and mental fatigue has kept him going
From South Africa to Europe to the 125 World Championship to the fateful phone call to the 450 National Championship to eye problems
When Blake Baggett and the Rocky Mountain KTM team split ways, Joey Savatgy was in the right place at the right time
We were able to track down Benny to hear more about switching bike brands, moving from the amateur scene straight into the 450 class, and his new MCR Honda
A very honest and open Jeff Emig breaks down the highs, and there were many, and lows of his long motocross career
We catch up with Jeremy to talk about racing, injuries, and the big decision to rejoin a team he became a champion on
The KTM has brought their 250 program in-house for the first time since 2015 and rookie Max Vohland is stepping in to fill the shoes
Shane McElrath goes in depth about his jump to the 450 class, his switch to MotoConcepts, why he’s racing a 2020 CRF450 instead of the 2021 model and more
American motocross didn’t exist until Lars Larsson came to America to make it happen—thanks Lars