Want To See Marc de Reuver Ride The 2012 MXoN Track

There are less than ten days until the most exciting motocross event of the year - the Motocross of Nations. Featuring two 2012 champions (Jeffrey Herlings and Antonio Cairoli) getting a chance to go head-to-head, plus a line-up of racers that containing the best MX riders in the world, which team will emerge victorious is anyones guess. 

Team USA might have walked away with the win for the last seven years but the level of competition means there are no safe bets. We cant wait...

Oh and note - the track is actually still being worked on, so de Reuver is only actually practising half of the track here. We hope the other half has got some of the jumps in!

Supercross Anaheim 3 Animated Track

we might just be the little people. But we have a voice! Green arrow has learned to whip! After four races without properly getting into it, ol Green has finally decided to turn on the style...

This weekend, the Supercross returns to Anaheim in California for the third time and fingers crossed, all the riders will be able to make it past the first corner without a massive bundle. Letss also hope that someone like Barcia or Millsaps will be able to nip another Villopoto whitewash at the bud.

Anaheim III takes place on 2nd February. Be sure to tune in*

*watch on Youtube like us

Want To See Marc de Reuver Ride The 2012 MXoN Track

There are less than ten days until the most exciting motocross event of the year - the Motocross of Nations. Featuring two 2012 champions (Jeffrey Herlings and Antonio Cairoli) getting a chance to go head-to-head, plus a line-up of racers that containing the best MX riders in the world, which team will emerge victorious is anyones guess. 

Team USA might have walked away with the win for the last seven years but the level of competition means there are no safe bets. We cant wait...

Oh and note - the track is actually still being worked on, so de Reuver is only actually practising half of the track here. We hope the other half has got some of the jumps in!

Ricky Carmichael Reveals 2012 Monster Energy Cup Track

So, with the exciting and unpredictable MXoN done and dusted (hands up who lost some bets over the weekend?) the next big thing on the MX calendar is the Monster Energy Cup race on 20th October.

For those of you who dont know already, the Monster Energy Cup is an event with a quarter of million winners prize and the potential to win a bonus $1 million for coming first in all three races - enough to attract some of the biggest names in motocross. Including, amongst many others, the highly anticipated return of Chad Reed, who will be riding competitively for the first time since his Supercross accident in February .

What also makes the event exciting is the fact that the course has been designed with input than the GOAT himself, Ricky Carmichael.

The Monster Energy Cup is designed around a racing format, featuring a three-stage, 30-lap main event. The new format incorporates three main events, where riders will take part in three races. The event will feature a one-class format, offering riders the option of the bike of their choice, including 250-450cc four strokes or 125cc and 250cc two strokes.

The huge, unique, hybrid track will consist of supercross/motocross terrain and will have a motocross-style influence, making it unlike any other stadium race in the world. Features of the circuit include split starting lines, a huge, banked Talladega turn and a controversial, time-sapping Joker lane, which every rider must use at least once.

With a million bucks on the line, a track unlike any other and confirmed riders including Villopoto, Dungey, Barcia, Roczen, Reed, Musquin, Windham and more, the Monster Energy Cup certainly has all the ingredients for some fun...

Supercoss Anaheim 2 Animated Track

This weekend, Supercross returns to California for the Anaheim II. So, for the sake of consistency, here is the animated map for the course.

Plenty of triples for Stewart to leap, Tuffblocks for Poto to crash into and were sure there is some death-defying point where Windham can launch his traditional pre-race transfer jump from...

Anyone got any predictions for Race 3, then? Another win from Barcia, perhaps? Maybe we can see something more from Stewart and Reed? Will Canard finally have some good luck? Perhaps its time for Dungey to pick up his game too. Place your bets!