Source: http://imxmag.blogspot.com/2011/11/geico-endurocross-series-ends-on-high.html
Friday, April 20, 2012
Ski Jumps
Source: http://www.mxtrainingblog.com/riding-techniques/ski-jumps/
RJ Says - Speed or Consistency?
After the Anaheim II Supercross, it’s looking like a four man race for the coveted title of 2012 AMA Supercross Series Champion.
With everybody still healthy and strong, this is shaping up to be one of the most competitive years in Supercross ever. Most seasons in the past the title has come down to one or two guys - but right now there is a major the contrast in the consistency of Chad Reed and Ryan Dungey versus the brutal speed of Ryan Villopoto and James Stewart.
Source: http://www.supercross.com/rj-says/rj-says-speed-or-consistency
Kevin Windham out for remainder of Supercross season
GEICO Honda rider Kevin Windham will miss the rest of the Supercross season after suffering several injuries during a crash Saturday in Houston.
Attempting to qualify for the Main event, Windham was in a pitched battle with James Stewart during a Heat race when he came off his CRF450 at a high rate of speed. As a result of the accident, Windham dislocated his right shoulder and sustained damage to his left wrist, left thumb and right hip.
"I've definitely got a dislocated shoulder so that ends my season right there," Windham said. "I've had my wrist examined by two doctors; one said it was broken and the other one said it's not. It's very swollen and black and blue so it's hard for them to tell. I'm going to see another specialist (Tuesday) and have an MRI done to see exactly what's up. We just need get it fixed properly.
"I can't move my left thumb at all and my hip hurts. I'm not really sure what's going on with either of them at the moment. I'm basically hurting all over."
The 34-year-old Windham, the oldest competitor on tour, was having another solid season before his accident. He has two podium finishes to his credit and had been a part of the top five all year.
Source: http://www.supercross.com/news/kevin-windham-out-for-remainder-of-supercross-season
Goold+Thompson+Heverly+Parker // California+PR // 3:21
After weeks on the West Coast in booties and hoods, warm-watered Puerto Rico starts calling their name
Source: http://www.surfingmagazine.com/video/gooldthompsonheverlyparker-californiapr-321/
Convincing Win for Team San Manuel’s James Stewart, Teammate Kyle Regal Finishes with Season Best 7th
Costa Rica (Caribbean) Teaser
Go and get yourself a copy to see CJ Hobgood, Eric Geisleman, Balaram Stack and Gilbert Brown score in the slab-ridden sea
Source: http://www.surfingmagazine.com/photos/costa-rica-caribbean-teaser/
Heinz Kinigadner Fritz Betzlbacher Christophe Martin Torsten Hallman
Horsefeathers FMX Jam 2011
Source: /aktuality//
No Room For Rockstars Now #1 Documentary on iTunes!
Source: http://django.vans.com/news/item/1796741/no-room-rockstars-now-1-documentary-itunes
LIVE Red Bull X-Fighters 2012
Source: http://www.metalmulisha.com/blog/2012/04/live-red-bull-x-fighters-2012/
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Kiel Jump and Race 2012
Source: /aktuality//
Andrea Bartolini Xavier Boog Marnicq Bervoets Connor McGechan
RJ Says: Phoenix Supercross 2012 thoughts, Los Angeles Supercross preview
First off, I want to congratulate KTM, Roger De Coster, and Ryan Dungey for KTM's first Supercross Class main event win. It's huge. I know of all the work they have done in the past few years in developing winning machines, teams, and more. Look at what they did with Stefan Everts and Pit Beirer in developing the 350 SX model - two world championships so far with Antonio Cairoli.
KTM in America has been working on the new 450 that Ryan races. It's a new effort, on a new bike. For Ryan Dungey, his win last Saturday in Phoenix goes a long way in many areas, but I feel the most important is that it adds confidence to the team and Ryan.
FMX4Ever Goes 3/3 at X-Jam
Source: /aktuality//
2011 St. Louis Supercross: Qualifying Times
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Source: http://emotocrossblog.com/archives/1067
Roger De Coster Andrea Bartolini Xavier Boog Marnicq Bervoets
The 2012 World MX Championships have begun - Suzuki gets it going
EuroCircuit, Valkenswaard, Holland: The 2012 FIM World Motocross Series is underway. All the teams, riders, bikes, industry, sponsors, and more have gathered at the famed sand track of Valkenswaard.
Rockstar Suzuki got things started today with a multi-team introduction at their racing facility right across the border in Lommel, Belgium.
Their facility is official called GRP - Geboers Racing Promotions. Sylvain Geboers is the General Manager, Eric Geboers (his brother) is a five time World Motocross Champion, and Team Manager of the MX1 race team. And Thomas Ramsbacher is the Team Manager of Suzuki's MX2 and European teams. (photos below)
Eric Geboers started off the presentation about the three teams' efforts for 2012. All teams are now "Rockstar", with the other primary partner being Suzuki of Japan. Of course they have many other sponsors as well. Eric is proud of their new, long term relationship with Rockstar.
Eric also explained The MX1 team is 'Factory Racing'. They receive technical and other support from Suzuki of Japan. The MX2 team receives technical support from Suzuki Japan, but more so from Suzuki Europe.
Source: http://www.supercross.com/features/the-2012-world-mx-championships-have-begun-suzuki-gets-it-going
Videos - New Orleans Supercross 2012
Pre Race interviews with Andrew Short and Ivan Tedesco. Post Race interciews with Justin Barcia, Darryn Durham, and Josh Grant.
Source: http://www.supercross.com/features/videos-new-orleans-supercross-2012
My Motocross School is back, bigger and better than ever
And since I'm here to give all the fans of Supercross.com, and the sport of Motocross, as much as possible, I'm here to announce that the Amanda MX School is back! Bigger and better than ever! [...]