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Both foreigners won the Alabama Supercross this past weekend! Honda HRC’s Jett Lawrence from Australia, and Red Bull KTM’s Tom Vialle from France! Like the NBA, where it’s not the Olympics of basketball, hence it’s not technically a world title, but the best riders in the world want to race in Supercross. Who would not be enticed to race it in front of thousands of fans?
Eight rounds in, nine more rounds to go. Have you ever heard of the saying in our sport, “You’re only as good as your last race?” This is a very common statement in the sport of racing dirtbikes. And this is a very wrong statement to believe for the community simply because it undermines the science of nature. There will be days when the human body is not feeling 100 percent. Not just with physical health but with mental health as well. And it is motorsports, meaning there is bike…
Daytona Beach, Fla. (March 3, 2024): Team Honda HRC’s Jett Lawrence took his third win of the season at Round 8 of the Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship inside the Daytona International Speedway. The rain from the previous weeks made the dirt very soft, and the strong downpour before the qualifying made it arguably the most challenging Daytona Supercross track condition ever. Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing’s Eli Tomac settled for an impressive second-place finish, with his bike smoking pretty badly around half way until the end while battling with…
From France to the US, Tom Vialle imposed himself as a Supercross Title Contender! March 3, 2024 Photo Credit: Feld Entertainment Daytona Beach, Florida (March 3, 2024): Red Bull KTM rider Tom Vialle wins his career-first supercross on a very difficult track. The former two-time Mx2 World Champion from France rode a superb race, avoiding costly mistakes that earned him his very first supercross win. Photo Credit: Feld Entertainment This year is Vialle’s second year in Supercross, and with a podium finish at Arlington, Texas, last weekend, he continued the…
Arlington, Texas (February 24, 2024): Former MX2 World Champion and Red Bull KTM rider Tom Vialle got his first career podium last weekend in his second year doing 250 supercross! His podium achievement was kind of overshadowed by the traumatic crash of Monster Energy Kawasaki's Austin Forkner and the first career win of Monster Energy Star Racing Yamaha's Danger Boy Deegan!
Arlington, Texas (February 24, 2024): Monster Energy Star Racing’s Danger Boy Deegan has done it! He has won his first career 250 Supercross and, as expected, celebrated it with a ghost ride after crossing the finish line! Deegan was in second place most of the race behind Kawasaki’s Austin Forkner until the latter made a mistake and had a massive crash that left him unable to rejoin the race.
Arlington, Texas (February 24, 2024): Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing’s Cooper Webb took an impressive win at Round 7 of the 2024 Monster Energy Supercross season in front of 67,319 fans at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.
Arlington, Texas (Feb. 24, 2024) Monster Energy Start Racing Yamaha rider Eli Tomac came into the season with a goal to erase the memory of his tragic season-ending injury that cost him the 450 Supercross title last year. And with his caliber as a rider, everyone expected him to be the only guy who could stop the young Honda rider, Jett Lawrence! But after six rounds, he experienced a lot of struggles, like an arm pump issue and a lack of speed like before, not to mention the enormous pressure…
Wao Lanao del Sur, Philippines (February 18, 2024) BM111 Yamaha Sec rider Bornok Mangosong dominates round 1 of the Motor Ace Motocross Series, sweeping the four races and getting the overall for both the Pro Open and Pro Lites categories in front of approximately 31 thousand fans. Kawasaki Motor PH-ACGR rider Terrence Napat held consistent positions to challenge Mangosong for the top spot, held second place, and finished second overall in both Pro categories.
The most anticipated battle since last year was Eli Tomac versus Jett Lawrence! The last race of the Triple Crown in Anaheim 2 saw Eli Tomac lead from the first lap to the last, and Jett was pushing to catch Eli but crashed in the whoops during the last lap. At the Glendale Arizona Supercross, however, the latter passed Tomac for the last place on the podium. The question now is: did we just witness the changing of the guards in 450 Supercross?