The first round of the GEICO AMA EnduroCross series is in the books, and what a night of racing it was! Reigning champ Taddy Blazusiak was knocked off his throne in an upset defeat at the hands of first-time winner
Gary believes this photo was taken in 1974 at Lexington (Mid-Ohio) of him racing his open class, factory Husqvarna. The photo was taken by Gary's mom, on his hometown track where he grew up racing as an amateur and later
New sponsors, new riders, and first-time winners, oh my!
In this video that Fox Racing sent us, RC shows you how to dial in your technique and get the most out of your starts.
After a long construction process riddled with a few square-edged binary-bumps and several months of arduous digital labor, the Dirt Rider team is pleased to present to you the new and improved Dirtrider.com!
The first round of the 2012 season of the GEICO/AMA/EnduroCross Series is coming to Las Vegas this Friday night (May 4th) and it will be huge!
West champ, almost win for JGR, KTM 2x and TLD DNS
GNCC Racing headed to a new venue this past weekend for the inaugural Mammoth GNCC in Park City, Kentucky. With a brand-new technical course and a level playing field—particularly in the XC1 Pro class—New Zealander and FLY Racing team rider
The 17000 people present in Fermo were able to enjoy incredible racing in both MX1 and MX2 classes.
Unadilla welcomed the world in 1984 at the 250cc United States Grand Prix with its natural terrain track that wasn’t groomed, only left moto-fallow between major races.
There’s plenty going on this week so get ready for the Dirt, there’s a lot to cover. Villopoto out, Baylor rolls, Bach woes, and more Bubba rumors…
Just when you figured it was time to switch gears toward the outdoor series since two of the three supercross titles have already been determined, more chaos ensues on the track and rumors fly off the track as well.
Ricky Carmichael aka The G.O.A.T. (Greatest Of All Time) talks about racing the Loretta Lynn's southeast qualifier without the pressure to win as he had during his amateur career.
Jeff Ward flies his factory SR125 at the 1984 Gainesville national. He won the day over Johnny O’Mara and went on to win the 125 Championship, his first of seven AMA titles (and Kawasaki’s first 125cc national title).
The most dominant performance by a motorcycle manufacturer to date this season was recorded by Cobra Mini Cycle racers this past weekend at the 41st running of the World Mini GPs in Mesquite, Nevada
