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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
Come for the weekly REM races on the Glen Helen Nationals track and get to see three different 125 Pro races (for 125 Pros, Over-30 125 Pros and Over-50 125 Pros). Be there!
It’s a big, wide, wild and wonderful world out there. Get out and enjoy it on your motorcycle while you still can
The last year has not been kind to motocross—it took Mike Bell, Marty Smith, Joel Robert, Dave Miller, Joe Bolger, Vic Eastwood, Dirk Geukens, Sante Mazzarolo, Gary Harlow, Dave McCoy, Bruce Flanders and now Bengt Aberg
We talk on the wildest moments from Orlando, racing 125 two-strokes against Mike Alessi and new gear releases in this week’s video
Don’t miss it! Warm up with the Orlando Supercross 2 and then get some popcorn and settle in to watch “Fire Chairs.” It will be a “wilden rausch der heulenden motoren”
The weirdest, wildest, best paying 125 two-stroke race in the country — just three classes with $6000 on the line (and two of those purse paying classes are for Vets & Over-50 racers)
There is a $6000 Pro purse for the 125 Pro class, Over-30 125 Pro class and Over-50 125 Pro class — plus $8000 for the premier Open Pro class
Pasha strikes again, tripleheader mania, KTM PowerParts, REM returns, one man & many bikes and what’s left in 2020
A warm-up race for the next month’s World Two-Stroke Championship pays off big for Alessi and Kurt Nicoll
This will be the busiest week in motocross history, but it won’t be the last before 2020’s GP and AMA National series are over
The Pasha 125-only two-stroke race is a warm-up for next month’s Wiseco World Two-Stroke Championship, but four-strokes welcome
Yes, you can race your four-stroke in all the regular classes at the “Pasha 125 Open” race, but the 125cc two-stroke racers will make money
Plus, there will be a 250 support class for riders who need a little extra help up Mt. Saint Helen
Some things are not easily explained—and why India is trying to buy England is one of those mysteries