MOTOCROSS ACTION MID-WEEK REPORT
#WHIPITWEDNESDAY
Rider: Josh Hansen
Josh Hansen has always been a whip master and has proven so by winning Xgames “Best Whip” three times. He also had a lengthy career in motocross and a short stent on TV (The Hills), where he became a well-known name in the industry. In 2005, Josh tied for the championship in the Supercross series but was outed overall based on previous race results; Grant Langston would become champion. His career racing would continue until 2017, and he now enjoys his time free riding and doing select events.
CAIROLI TO DUCATI
Recently, news broke that Antonio Cairoli will be leaving his position as team manager for the Factory KTM MXGP team and will be stepping into the role development. The Ducati manufacturer has been working for two years on a prototype that will make its debut next season in the Italian Motocross Championship, with the aim of validating the technical solutions made on the bike on the track. You can read about the full report here.
LOST BUT NOT FORGOTTEN | 1998 HONDA CR125
The 1998 CR125 was a rough ride.
The chassis of the CR125.
And the linkage.
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MXA PHOTO TRIVIA
Who is this rider? Find the answer at the bottom of the article!
2024 GASGAS MC250F TESTED
We tested the GASGAS MC250F; watch the video above to learn all the details!
Moto 4 Kids Racing Round No. 3 Rad Riders Series at Fox Raceway
Stacked racing this past weekend for Moto 4 Kids Racing.
85cc / Supermini Open (Full gate at 41 entries).
Billy McLaughlin #779 raced 51cc (4-6) Jr. & Sr. 2nd in both classes – Consistent with his recent 2nd overall at Ponca City in Oklahoma a couple of short weeks ago.
Chase Brennan #3 was the 65cc (10-11) & 65cc Open Age Overall Winner. Open age class was stacked with 37 entries.
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