Sick MX

Monster Energy Kawasakis James Stewart and Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasakis Ryan Villopoto claimed the AMA Motocross and AMA Motocross Lites National Championships respectively at Spring Creek Motocross in Millville, Minn. Both riders locked up their titles with two events to go in the AMA Toyota Motocross Championship. Stewart extended his streak to 20 moto wins claiming his 10th overall win of the season. Villopoto finished 1-2 for second overall. Timmy Ferry went 3-12 to finish fifth... Read Full Story

Earlier in the week, Chad Reed made his return to Monster Energy Supercross official. Unemployed for a few months, the Supercross MX Champion finally came to terms with team Rockstar/Makita Suzuki, and now the standard talk of excitement follows. In the meantime, Stewart has stated his case for Monster Energy Supercross 2009: he just wrapped the 2008 AMA/Toyota Motocross Championship by winning the latest round of the tour in Millville, Minnesota. For the last three years, the AMA... Read Full Story

Monster Energy Kawasaki's James Stewart, of Haines City, Fla., brought his 2008 moto record to a perfect 10 en route to winning his fifth consecutive race of the AMA Toyota Motocross Championship Presented by FMF and the series' first-ever night race at the Toyota Trucks AMA National from Thunder Valley Presented by Division 7 Insulation. Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki's Ryan Villopoto, of Poulsbo, Wash., swept both motos of the AMA Motocross Lites, extending his overall winning streak... Read Full Story

It was raining and 28 degrees outside when we left home for the motocross raceway. "Man, this is going to be a messy race." My husband says, as we pull into the parking lot. "Mom, do me a favor; go buy some cooking spray." "Cooking spray?" "It's to keep the mud from sticking to my bike during practice and the motocross race." "Oh, O.K."... Everything is set up; the mx racers are primed and ready! The adrenaline is pumping through my son's veins; I can almost see it as he struggles to remain... Read Full Story

Motocross racing in the United States today is so competitive, so demanding, that it isn't just a leisure time activity anymore. Top ranked riders regard the sport as scientific, and rely on only the most modern training techniques to succeed. That's where Gary Bailey comes in, the most renown instructor of motocross racing and off-road riding techniques in the world. His love of bikes started in the 50's. He started racing MX in the mid 60's and early 70's and became one of the early... Read Full Story