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All square after stunning Atlanta Supercross

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The Monster Energy AMA Supercross an FIM World Championship crossed the season's half way point, and round 9 of the 17-race series was a barn burner in Atlanta in front of 59,743 fans inside Mercedez Benz Stadium. The 450SX Class Main Event was a thrill-a-minute battle for nearly everyone except

Dungey splits from Geico Honda

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Ryan Dungey has left the Geico Honda team as a part owner after less than three months, saying it's too large a commitment for the nine times AMA champ. "After months spent with the Factory Connection Racing team and discussions with the teams owners, it’s tough to say we will be

No broken bones as Webb wipes out

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It was a tough night for Cooper Webb and the Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Team as the reigning 450SX Champion suffered a crash during the second Main Event that left him sidelined for the rest of Saturday’s Triple Crown in Arlington, Texas. https://youtu.be/YApM_v1YhtE Webb had a great start to the day,

Who did what at Arlington Supercross

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Tomac takes the win and extends his series lead The eighth round of the 2020 Monster Energy AMA Supercross, an FIM World Championship series was also round two of both the Monster Energy Triple Crown series-within-a-series and the Eastern Regional 250SX Championship. The event provided six great Races in front of

Cianciarulo hurt in Arlington get-off

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Factory Kawasak star Adam Cianciarulo crashed and injured his left shoulder in qualifying for the Arlington supercross. He managed to get up and walk off the track but was in obvious pain in his shoulder. There is currently no official word on his condition and whether or not he will be able

Moreau seriously hurt in SX debut

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French teenager Brian Moreau broke his neck in a crash in his first practice session for his first ever supercross, as part of the factory Troy Lee KTM team in Tampa on Saturday. The official information says: Troy Lee Designs/Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Brian Moreau suffered a major crash during

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