REM GLEN HELEN: VOHLAND, DESIMONE, FOUT, HAWKINS & MURRAY ON THE BIG TRACK
REM comes down from their hill, while the Glen Helen National track comes down with its big hill
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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?
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
Let MXA’s Dennis Stapleton take you through his weekend at Glen Helen
The 36th Annual World Vet Motocross Championship honors the sports heroes—among whom included the 400 riders that challenged Glen Helen and the weather
A packed place, hectic pace, beautiful race and a two-stroke dream — plus video
A warm-up race for the next month’s World Two-Stroke Championship pays off big for Alessi and Kurt Nicoll
Pasha comes riding out of Hollywood to save the 125 class, spread the wealth and fry eggs on the top of his helmet
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
One freak day out of 365 does not make SoCal into Alaska, but it sure makes for a weird race day
You never know who you are going to meet in the pits — if you can find room in the pits on a jam-packed Glen Helen weekend
Something borrowed, something blue (black and blue) and something new. REM is a paradise if you fit the profile
Glen Helen springs some surprises
And the biggest pile-up in REM history…all started by you know who
Bad day for Kawasaki, good day for Maico — Say what?
Testing the edge and gleaming the cube at Glen Helen
It means hand-to-hand which is a no-no in motocross
Foreign riders invade sacred American motocross soil
What would you do with a day off?
Wherefore art thou “King of the Couches”
Debbi Tamietti behind the lens, maniacs behind the bars
The starting lines are changing colors
Almost like being there—except you weren’t
Protective bubble over Glen Helen
All the photos, all the haps, Over-30, -40, -50, -60, -70 Champs
At REM you can race 40 weekends out of the year
Brandon Brady (205) looks like he has the holeshot in the 450 Pro class, but the roost in front of him is from MXA test rider Dennis Stapleton. Justin Jones (42) would win the overall. With another unique track design, REM’s weekly motocross race at Glen Helen Raceway saw incredibly close battles in many of the major classes. On a day that was predicted to be sunny and warm with temperatures near 80-degrees, instead the racers saw high clouds drift in from the south to produce perfect racing weather wit…
Greg Groom (12), Jim Masters (439), G re g Iorio (127), Mark Hall (56), Jack Ryan (99) and Pete Vetrano (37) fan out across the Talladega first turn. The fans expected lots of former National Champions and Hall of Famers to show up at the annual REM Octobercross ? after all, it is held only a few days before the MTA World Vet Championship. Additionally, lots of out-of-state and foreign riders also came to town a week early to try to learn the tricky ups and downs of the rough Glen Helen circuit. But, no…
Photos by Dan Alamangos and Ernie Becker Trent Pugmire went 1-1 in the 450 Pro class in front of Justin Jones, Mitch Van De Mortel, Colton Aeck and Jake Preston. As the MTA World Vet Championship gets closer more and more older riders are trying to shake off the cobwebs to get ready of the November 3-4 event. Even though the Over-40 and Over-50 classes were packed, the young guys took center stage at Glen Helen Raceway in San Bernardino, California. The stars of the day were Trent Pugmire, Mitchell Falk…