AMA CHAMPIONSHIP RECAP: TOMAC RISES TO THE OCCASION, PALA TRACK UNWORTHY & THAT’S ALL FOLKS
You can’t fault the racing between Tomac and Sexton, but coming back to Pala is going to require a major reevaluation of the AMA National standards
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You can’t fault the racing between Tomac and Sexton, but coming back to Pala is going to require a major reevaluation of the AMA National standards
The Red Bull video cameras follow Ryan Dungey through his first two Nationals after being retired for five years
Nobody has the time or inclination of watch everything on the internet—and those who try, end up hosting a podcast that even their friends won’t listen to
Josh Mosiman asks Eli Tomac about World Supercross plans, racing against Chase Sexton and qualifying tactics. Ryan Dungey talks on racing in 2023, bike issues and his strategy for attempting to salvage a better gate pick on the line (for 450 Moto 2)
“In five years I want to be on top. I want to have a lot accomplished and have championships. I’d also like to be on factory Suzuki, because it’s such a great team to be on” –Ryan Dungey
MXGP heads off to Samota-Sumbawa, the AMA Nationals take a breather before the July 4th Red Bud weekend and MAVTV get a week off to find the bugs in their system
A brilliant day of racing in Pennsylvania—lots of passing, lots of drama and the fourth winner in four 450 races
As a general rule, the AMA 250/450 Nationals are exciting for the first five rounds and, after that, then everyone goes on auto-pilot
Sexton and Roczen in the 450s and the Lawrence brothers in the 250s—But Dungey stole the thunder
Dungey and Cairoli are in the top ten for qualifying at the first National motocross of the year
This will be the opening salvo of the 2022 AMA National Motocross Championship—it sets the trends
With only days away till the start of the 2022 Pro Motocross season, we get a first look at the pros shredding across Fox Raceway
Here is a tribute to Ryan Dungey due to him coming out of retirement this weekend at Fox Raceway
Ryan Dungey joins Antonio Cairoli on the Red Bull KTM team for the opening Rounds of the Pro Motocross series
It seemed like a long time ago that Kenny got off his title-winning Suzuki RM-Z450 and the MXA wrecking crew got to test it and race it
The Who’s Who of one of the most exclusive clubs in all of sports.
“I was hoping to get the same gate that I used in the first moto, but, unfortunately, Matt Lemoine picked the gate first. I lined up next to him.”–Jake Weimer
It’s fun to spend money hopping-up your bike with the goal of winning the next race, but sometimes the rider needs more help than the bike
One Industries didn’t realize just how much Dungey didn’t like Lawrence
“Race teams are always searching for ways to lessen unsprung weight and get their 450 bikes close to 220 pounds; KTM has the opposite problem, thanks to its Factory Edition 450SXF.”
The best bike tests in the galaxy and that includes Mars, plus incredible photos, lots of tech and an unbelievable interview with the famous Selvaraj Narayana
If you can only win one Supercross in your career, make sure it is the Daytona Supercross. If you can win it 5 times, your name is Eli or Ricky
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
The best thing about air is that it is free. The worst thing about air is that it doesn’t like to be caged inside a shock
What goes around, comes around—Roger reveals what happened in 1966 (CZ),1970 (Suzuki), 1980 (Honda), 1993 (MXA), 1995 (Suzuki) and 2011 (KTM)
Someone, please give Ryan Dungey a ride
You can ride with Ryan Dungey in Minnesota on September 12th. It will cost $400, but the proceeds will go to a good cause
In 2007, Dungey was the Rookie of the Year, in 2008, Dungey finished second in both the 250 Supercross series and 250 outdoor series and in 2009 he won the 250 West Coast Supercross series and the 250 AMA National Championship
A chance to look back 13 years ago at Ryan Dungey before anyone really had much knowledge of him
The last years of team USA’s success at the MXDN