Back in the year 2000, when Suzuki read MXA's 2000 DRZ400 test they banned MXA from product, product information and advertising. We thought it was a good review Read More...
“I guess I’ll have to be satisfied to be the greatest Supercross rider that ever lived,” said Jeremy McGrath when criticized for his failure to make much of a dent in the outdoor Nationals Read More...
For years we watched a rider win local race after local win, then regional championships, state crowns, national championships and even world titles. Who is the rider? Read More...
His go-for-broke riding style earned him a legion of loyal fans. But while his boldness endeared him to the fans, it wasn’t a formula for success. In truth, it eventually led to tragedy for Magoo Read More...
The 1996 off-season money train started with the Mexican-promoted, four-race International Supercross series that pitted the best Mexico had to offer against some of the best American riders Read More...
The Frenchman Sebastien Tortelli knocks the socks off Jeremy McGrath, Ezra Lusk, Mike LaRocco, Kevin Windham and many more at the Glen Helen National back in 1999 Read More...
"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 Read More...
Micky Dymond was the archetype of the 1980s motocross star. He rose to almost instant fame at Southern California’s Saddleback Park, where the handsome, long-haired beach boy went from Novice to Pro in less than two years Read More...