ASK THE MXPERTS: WHY AREN’T THERE MORE BRANDS MAKING 350s?
The first KTM 350SXF in 2011 wasn’t a very good bike, but it got very good after that.
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The first KTM 350SXF in 2011 wasn’t a very good bike, but it got very good after that.
In two short weeks the AMA National and MXGP seasons will be over, but for the MXA wrecking crew our real job is just now kicking into overdrive
The MXA wrecking crew had no time limit on this factory bike and took full advantage of it. Learn all about Cairoli’s 450 in this video
A brilliant day of racing in Pennsylvania—lots of passing, lots of drama and the fourth winner in four 450 races
Antonio Cairoli shares his reasoning for leaving the MXGP series and his past desires to race Supercross. He also evaluates the current MXGP Championship and talks about his old teammates Jeffery Herlings and Jorge Prado
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
This will be the opening salvo of the 2022 AMA National Motocross Championship—it sets the trends
The rumor has been floating around, now Tony and the Red Bull KTM team have confirmed it
Trying to get permission to hold a race in France means that the Paris Supercross wil have a very tight one-day, four-hour window
The first shots are fired in what is the first of ten motos to be held in Italy
Not in a file cabinet or under your bed, but deep inside your over-active brain where you can bring it to the surface instantly and look like a genius to your google-educated friends
Antonio Cairoli put the KTM 350SXF on the map with five World Championship titles and he’s still continuing to battle for wins at 35 years old. He’s retiring at the end of the 2021 season and KTM’s Stefan Peier, Pit Beirer and Claudio De Carli share their gratitude for him in this video
What a career for the Itailan
Catch up on what’s happening in Europe now that their Summer break is over, but they still aren’t to the halfway point of the MXGP season
If you thought Herlings was the only one who could run with Tim Gajser, think again
It was a messy affair with lot of crashes and lots of mud, but Tim Gajser still has the 450 points lead, but barely
If its not hot at your local track, keep it a secret or sweaty racers will swarm your town
It was England, so it was green, but nothing gets green without a little rain—and at Matterly Basin anything less than a torrent is like sunshine
Tony Cairoli can only shift four times, but Cooper Webb gets to shift five times
It looked like awesome traction, but just under the surface it was slippery — as you will see
The next goal for Cairoli and Desalle will be the World Vet Motocross Championship, but not while they are hot in MXGP
With three races left in the 2020 World Championships, the titles are almost sure things for Gajser and Vialle
Prado’s positive Covid test gives Gajser more room to relax -he is now a full GP ahead of his closest chaser
Jorge Prado goes 1-1 in the 450 Spanish Grand Prix, while Tom Vialle wins Spanish 250 GP with a 1-2
Jasinikonis and Bobryshev are the latest drop-outs, but at least they are both going to recover from last week’s big crashes
Romain Febvre hadn’t seen the podium since round 3, the first race back after the COVID break
After the FIM moved him from first to third last week for a yellow flag violation, Jorge wants to make a point today
These results and points standing were nullified after the race when Jorge Prado, Gautier Paulin and Romain Febvre were penalized for ignoring a waving yellow flag
Jeremy Seewer wins first moto as Cairoli keeps keepin’ on & Gajser flubs another moto