Flashback Fridays

The strange thing about Lackey's 1982 FIM 500 World Motocross Championship was that after he won it, Suzuki dropped him for 1983
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2010 was a rousing success for Team USA in front of the home crowd
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Hard work turned into good fortune culminated in the defining moment of Shae Bentley's racing career
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Have you ever had to thread in your spark plug back in during a moto? Ake Jonsson did!
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Bayle was treated poorly by American motocross fans when he came over from the World Championships to race in the USA
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The ongoing saga reaches a boiling point in a take-out move that, while on traget wasn't forceful enough
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"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
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A true daredevil takes as many precaution as possible, but when you are doing something no one else has ever done, what are the necessary precautions
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Who killed the 500cc two-stroke? Well, it wasn’t Colonel Mustard in the library with a candlestick. It was jealousy, poor bike sales and greed
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We take you to the slopes of Mount Saint Helen 24 years ago for the first round of the 2000 AMA outdoor Nationals
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MXA chatted with Ryan at the 2005 Ponca City amateur National before he was the next big thing. He talks about Jessica Simpson, Jason Lawrence, Mike Alessi and the red shirts and more
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Only Stewie flew the smoker flag
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Did Christophe Pourcel really ask for $1.5 million a year? Or did he just assume that Kawasaki would want him as much as they wanted the other Kawasaki-mounted 250 Champions
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This was back when James Stewart would come from behind on his KX125 to catch, pass and win in a sea of thumpers. These were the good old days
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American fans remember Arne Kring from racing in the USA during the Inter-Am and Trans-AMA series
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The helmet Jeremy wore during his 13-race win streak in 1996. plus the one he wore on the cover of MXA when he was an MXA test rider
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A brief history of Mitch Payton's legendary Pro Circuit Kawasaki team
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37 years ago at a muddy Unadilla the American team pulled together to come from behind
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The $80,000,000 project that went down in flames. However, the Cannondale MX400 made the 40-man gate at an outdoor National 12 times
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Doug raced his first National in 1981 joined Team Yamaha in 1989 and, with teammate Damon Bradshaw, won the San Jose Supercross in 1991 became the face of Yamaha in the mid ’90s
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Kevin is the greatest rider not to have won an AMA National Championship—was it bad luck or stiff competition?
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In 1997 MXA’s Jody Weisel killed the Gainesville AMA 125/250 National when he penned a story titled, “The Orphan National Must Die”
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Lars Larsson explains what it as like to race the 500 GP's back in the early years—according to Lars, "Those were the days!"of motocross
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KTM first introduced the Freeride in 2012 but never made any serious attempts to sell it in the USA, but with new electric bikes showing up every week, KTM wanted to show that they had been the voltage business for 11 years.
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A win on USA's home turf
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Texas spawned Steve Wise, Steve Stackable, Danny Doss, Jody Foust, Tim Riddle, Bobby Pickard, Jack Hicks, Steve Hackney and Wyman Priddy, but the greatest of the Lone Star stars was Kent Howerton
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The beginning of the end
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“Everyone is going to be scared to death of Ryan, and they should be, because he has that something special.” –Ricky Carmichael
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If you wanted to win your address had better be in the USA—regardless of where you were actually from
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