Team Boost Mobile/ampm/Monster’s Nick Wey has had a tough Supercross season this year. After finalizing his team and bike right before the season began, NYK was forced to essencially test as he raced.
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Due to the weather and in an effort to preserve the track, the second practice sessions were canceled. The good news is, however, that the rain is predicted to taper off as the evening progresses.
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The first practice sessions have wrapped up in Salt Lake City’s Rice-Eccles Stadium and Team San Manuel Band of Mission Indians/Yamaha’s James Stewart along with Team Rockstar/Makita/Suzuki’s Ryan Dungey posted the fastest times in their respective classes.
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With rain in the forecast for this weekend, everyone here in Salt Lake City, Utah, is wondering if the weather will hold out long enough to leave the track in decent condition for racing tonight.
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On top of the weekly Wednesday Wallpapers, which went up yesterday, we’re offering you some extras in case the ones from the Seattle Supercross weren’t enough for you. Enjoy!
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With only two more rounds remaining in the 2009 Monster Energy Supercross series, San Manuel Band of Mission Indians/Yamaha’s James Stewart now holds a slim three point lead in the overall points standings over rival Rockstar/Makita/Suzuki’s Chad Reed. After taking over the points lead in Seattle this past weekend, we caught James spinning some laps at the Yamaha test track in Corona, California.
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Here are some of Swap’s favorites from Toronto.
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Just down the street from the TransWorld Motocross offices is where you could say the magic happens for Fox Racing—it’s where all the gear and clothing is designed. But that’s not all that goes on inside the confines of the company’s rather large Southern California headquarters.
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One Industries, the globally renowned San Diego-based motocross apparel and graphic firm, is proud to announce that the company has formed a relationship with Billy Laninovich.
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At one point in his career, Mike Brown was one of the guys to beat in Supercross and motocross. Since retiring from profession SX and MX, though, Brownie has found a second career in off-road racing. And after recently winning the second round of the WORCS series, Brown made a deal with KTM manager Kurt Nicoll that if he won, he would get to race the Daytona SX.
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