Heading into RedBud, the Lucas Oil Motocross Championship title is within reach of Marvin Musquin, Eli Tomac, Blake Baggett and Jason Anderson. But, in this high-stakes world, overcoming mental challenges from injury or trash-talk is crucial to win.
Former pro cyclist-turned-trainer Aldon Baker has been arguably the most influential figure in MX over the last decade, building a reputation for turning racers into champions. Current points leader Marvin Musquin is among those in his program.
Hear what head coach Paul Verrell, winger Mahalia Murphy and prop Hilisha Samoa had to say following the Wallaroos 19-17 loss to the Irish in their opening match of the 2017 Women's Rugby World Cup.
While Dean Wilson tries to complete the long road back from a string of major injuries that nearly cost him his career, the race at the front of the field is between the favorite, Eli Tomac, and the hard-charging challenger, Marvin Musquin.
With the surprise retirement of Ryan Dungey and the crushing injury of Ken Roczen, the outdoor 450 class finds itself with an absence of superstars and an opening for a new champion. KTM and Yamaha have bet heavy on new riders, but will it pay off?
Behind the speed, the trophies, and the fame lies hard work, sacrifice, and struggle. Follow the racers as they challenge each other and themselves for racing glory. What happens on race day is only a fraction of the battle. This is MX Nation.
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Mike Francesa's horse, Mongo Nation to run in the Paradise Creek Stakes.
2017 will be a big year for the Brumbies with a new look squad looking to have another strong Super Rugby season.
Cooper Webb was the preseason favorite to bump up to the 450 Class circuit, but in motocross, each rider has to earn his keep. A wrist injury and strong challenges from other riders like Jeremy Martin could endanger his chance at a contract.
Cooper Webb tells the story of a deal his dad once made with him when he was a young boy. In many ways, the story is a parable for the success he’s now achieving as a pro.
An 8-year vet without a single moto win, Alex Martin has recommitted himself in the 2016 season after younger brother Jeremy’s back-to-back championship wins in 2014 and 2015. The brothers chase teammate Cooper Webb in the overall standings.
