Red Bull KTM Factory Racing's Chase Sexton took the overall win at the Monster Energy AMA Supercross season’s first Triple Crown event with (3-3-2) Race scores inside State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. After winning the opener, Sexton took back the points lead at Round 4 of the Supercross Championship,
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Arenacross 2025 World Tour Rd.2 highlights
After missing the opening round due to injury, four-times British champion Conrad Mewse made his 2025 season debut in round 2 of the Arenacross World Tour at Wembley in London. Determined to win the only British title that has eluded him, he won both his heats after battling with holeshot specialist
Prado to miss rest of Supercross season
SJP Moto reveals six-rider KTM squad
Big rig backing for Team GB Juniors
Northamptonshire's Paul Grimshaw Vehicle Movements (PGVM) has renewed, and substantially increased, its support of the Team GB Junior Motocross World Championship crew. In a move that will send a clear message to the rest of the motocross world that the UK’s youth squad means business, PGVM has committed to supplying bespoke
Jett and Dangerboy back on top at Anaheim
Team Honda HRC Progressive's Jett Lawrence took an impressive win amid wet track conditions inside Angel Stadium in Anaheim, California. It was the defending Monster Energy AMA Supercross and SMX World Championship™ champ’s first win of the season, and it was a thriller with four to five racers battling for
Still-sore Stilez to sit out Supercross rounds
Triumph Racing Factory Team’s Stilez Robertson will be absent from the next two rounds of 250SX West after injuring his wrist during qualifying last weekend in San Diego. Although Robertson didn’t crash in the incident, the heavy impact bruised a bone and caused minor ligament damage. While the initial prognosis
Pierer hands over KTM as investors step forward
The man who rebuilt KTM, Stefan Pierer, is handing over the reins of his cash-strapped company to businessman Gottfried Neumeister, as several investors have stepped forward with bids to inject cash. This seems to be to Pierer and KTM as a motorcycle manufacturer rather than its R&D centre or racing
