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The 2022 Red Bud Motocross des Nations was a success. Team USA won, and the fans enjoyed seeing a different rider win in every moto of the weekend from Qualifying to the Last Chance to the three main motos
A win on USA’s home turf
The 2023 race schedules are out for everything from Arenacross to SuperMotocross to MXGP to the Nationals to the MXDN
And a brief history to the teams that never were, which happened seven times in American MXDN history—along with the teams that were victorious
Marvin’s KTM contract expired at the end of the 2021 season, but he got a reprieve to race the 2022 AMA Supercross series & then he got called up to Team France for the MXDN and re-signed with KTM for 2023
Mitch Evans, alongside Jett and Hunter Lawrence, was able to put Team Australia on the podium at the MXDN. Now his sights are set on MXGP with a new team, and coming back to this event even stronger with the Lawrence brothers again in 2023
Usually this race combines the best riders in the US with the best riders in Europe. This year, both the 250 and 450 World Champions, aren’t showing up
The Olympics of motocross has arrived! Find out the teams plus where and when to watch!
All you need to know about Travis Pastrana’s next big thing, free World Vet beer steins, Yamaha’s YZ450F Power Tuner, Husky’s very limited Heritage Editions, Klim’s new Fall gear, eight upcoming races & “The Thing With Two Heads”
30 years ago at muddy Unadilla
But, the really good ones end up with a single digit
If you believe that the selling of naming rights to stadiums, big events & motocross history are good ideas, then go ahead and line Luongo’s pockets by calling it “of Nations”
Roger Decoster explains his choices for Team USA’s 250 picks, Ken Roczen signs up to race the FIM World Supercross and we stick test rider Cole Zeller on Antonio Cairoli’s KTM 450 for a few laps at Pala
“It was good to be around Jeremy McGrath, to see someone like him in his prime. I got to watch and see what he did. It was just good to be around that environment and have a sense of what someone at the top was doing.”
“Everyone is going to be scared to death of Ryan, and they should be, because he has that something special.” –Ricky Carmichael
“Nowadays, you cannot be yourself, because today’s riders seem to be reading from a script. The guys racing in the old days would not have stayed on script.”
MXA’S Daryl Ecklund didn’t just ride Febvre’s Grand Prix YZ450FM, he got to ride it all by himself on the Maggiora track in Italy
And, while we were there to ride John Dowd’s MXDN YZ250, we decided to ride Doug Henry’s YZ400 team bike also
“I never cared to race Supercross. Racing in stadiums was just strange to me. I liked motocross, but I had to race Supercross. At that time guys were getting hurt and the tracks were dangerous.”
“There is a downside of continual improvements, and that is when those guys get off now, they are going faster, and getting thrown on the ground is a little more serious.”
Hannah shuts them up again
Best two out of three scores from Saturday’s qualifying races (with the top 19 teams going directly to Sunday’s motos)—the rest go to a Sunday morning last chance race
Holding the MXDN in the middle of the 2021 FIM World Motocross Championship wasn’t the brightest idea that Luongo ever had
It’s official, Team USA is out for MXON 2021
The European Union says that countries should not allow American tourists to come to Europe for the MXDN, but Italy can do what it want. What will it be?
Prayers for John Duffy’s family, Ken Roczen & Lawrence brothers out of MXDN and 2022 Honda CRF250 details
France chooses their MXDN team, Thor unveils their 2022 MX line and whole gang heads for Unadilla
O’Show, on that day, was the American hero on his CR125
Most of the American stars didn’t want to go, so we sent our “B team” made up of Johnny O’Mara, Chuck Sun, Donnie Hansen and Danny LaPorte
2007 and 2008 MXDN