We found J-Law roaming the pits on Saturday night, following his fifth place finish and he let us in on his progress and his plans for he remainder of the Monster Energy AMA Supercross Series.
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After breaking his collarbone during the first five minutes of the first practice of the year, Team Yamaha’s Broc Hepler’s season nearly ended before it even began. Now fully healed up from that, Hepler is ready to race.
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Nathan Ramsey has retired from professional racing, but that does not mean he has stepped away from the sport. The former factory rider and Supercross champ is now helping young racers achieve the level of success he enjoyed during his career.
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Riding for the newly formed Ti-Lube/Honda team, Supercross newcomer, Ben Evans, is becoming a familiar face within the top ten. We found Ben huddled up and hiding from the rain with his two older brothers and trainer in the family RV before the main event at Anaheim 3.
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Before the main event went down on Saturday, we got a few minutes with Ryan as he was cleaning off his shoes after a muddy track walk.
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We caught up with Ferry to chat about his thoughts on the season, the new EFI bikes, and how many more years Red Dog has left in him.
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It’s been a while since we’ve seen the Pro Circuit bike of Austin Stroupe. In fact, it has been since June of last summer since Stroupe has lined up against all of his peers, due to injuries and a few other health related problems.
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Troy Lee Designs Honda’s Chris Blose has a fourth and a fifth place under his belt as we head into Anaheim 2 this weekend, and is clearly making the best of his newfound gig. We decided to catch up with Blose to pick his brain about his recent success.
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We caught up with Geico Powersports Honda’s Kevin Windham this afternoon to chat about his mishap at A1 with James Stewart and his thoughts on the rest of the season.
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In case you haven’t heard, MX Sports has acquired the rights of the Women’s Motocross Association (WMA) from founder, Miki Keller. We caught up with Keller this afternoon to find out the details about the new deal and what her role in women’s motocross will now consist of.
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