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REM made a couple changes to their motocross track and it became significantly more technical — sandy corners, steeply angled off-cambers & lots of up and downs, but not in that order
REM will be back next week for episode two of this week’s fun and games — plus word on the street is that the main road will be open next Saturday
You many have already heard about past stars Gary Jones and Bob Rutten, but you will be hearing about Hunter Yoder and Talon Hawkins in the future
Without a doubt the best run, most organized motocross race in SoCal—thanks to double gates, creative formatting and experienced staff
Your chance to see the 2021 REM race schedule for the rest of the racing year
Fuzzy math on how to support the sport—plus, photos of the guys who tried to kill the sport by racing at Glen Helen instead of watching at Pala
Jon Ortner’s bike and Jon Ortner’s toes, Pasha’s gas tank, Kevin Barda’s knucklehead move, the red flag and Alan Jullien’s truck tire
REM comes down from their hill, while the Glen Helen National track comes down with its big hill
What do Arroyo Cycle Park, the Glen Helen Nationals, Mud Runs and the Red Bull X-Fighters have to do with REM Motocross?
A quick primer on how to dress for success in the world of motocross, why dressing in all-black was good for Dracula, but bad for a motocross racer
Last week it rained on Glen Helen the night before the REM race, this week it rained at Glen Helen just as practice started, but everyone had fun anyway
Don’t you wish that your local track held a 125-only Pro race with $6000 in purse money split between the 125 Pros, Over-30 Pros and Over-50 Pros?
An early Friday morning shower that dumped three-quarters of an inch rain on Glen Helen, left Saturday’s track perfect
85 degrees and sunny, but even hotter on the track with Sean Collier, Billy Joe Mercier, Joe Root, Luther French & Bob Rutten pulling out the stops
Let’s not waste a nice 85-degree Summer day by doing Joe Jobs or hanging out with the relatives. It’s time to ride. After all, Summer doesn’t come around every January
REM takes one day off and goes racing on the second day of Twenty-Twenty-One
The last race of the year before the Christmas break brings out the best in REM motocross racers
A longer, tougher and newer track layout rewards the racers who have kept the faith in a frustrating 2020
Winter’s gone and its summer again at REM Glen Helen. It was a cold and blustery two days, but we survived it
The race day that was cool and overcast, which meant that sweat wasn’t on the menu — what was on the menu were roost sandwiches
Do you remember the “Commotion by the Ocean?” The Octobercross is what the “Commotion” morphed into when it moved away from the ocean
We need a lot more locals if we want to keep the gravy train rolling
If you are a motocross racer, you race — if you don’t race when its too hot or too cold, what are you?
Welcome to Glen Helen’s REM motocross! It’s not in the desert, but it feels like it—and you can see it from the top of Mt. Saint Helen
Young fast guys Colton Aeck, Mitchell Falk & Max Vohland, middle-age fast guys Jon Ortner, Bob Weber & Ralf Schmidt, old fast guys Val Tamietti, Robert Reisinger & Bob Rutten & some really old not-so-fast-anymore guys
If you lived in SoCal and loved racing, this is where you’d be every Saturday
Between the Pasha 125 Open, the 450 Pro class, these riders clean up the $3000 purse—the $100 holeshot money made the first turns explosive
A new track, some hired guns from Japan and a WORCS racer who never gave up resulted in a memorable, if not warm, day at Glen Helen
The best thing about racing at REM before the Anaheim Supercross was that Dylan Ferrandis was too busy to show up
The place to race for riders who can’t get enough motocross and hate sitting around waiting for the next one — at REM there is always a next one