Massive MXGP content as Jorge Prado reflects on 2022 and talks supercross while Kay de Wolf chats MX2, expectations and education. Fly Racing open-up on their 2023 catalogue and columns on Tim Gajser, Team USA and MXGP silly season are also ready for dissection
Bumper MXGP news wrap and reaction from the Czech Grand Prix, photo galleries and interviews with the FIM on the state of the sport and Swedish MX2 star Isak Gifting
The Stark VARG’s arrival is as exciting for riders as it is ominous for the rest of the industry. A full take inside as we also speak to Honda’s Ruben Fernandez, Husqvarna’s Pauls Jonass, Lewis Phillips blogs on his vision for MXGP and Scott have a fetching new Prospect.
Once again we speak to two riders at the opposite ends of the career span. Justin Brayton chats about a career in the fiercest cauldron of supercross while MX2 world champion Maxime Renaux talks about a ripe graduation to MXGP and burning the vapour trail even brighter through Grand Prix.
Calvin Vlaanderen decimated the results sheets in Sardinia for the eighth round of 2022 MXGP and while the win was unexpected, the manner of his superiority was a shock. What was behind this sudden burst? Lewis Phillips also writes about his MXGP riders are subverting traditional routes in the series…
Was the Italian Grand Prix an exercise in futility for anybody outside the Tim Gajser/HRC runaway train? Even the mix of conditions at Maggiora did not dent the rails. We also talked with the MXGP world champion ‘in waiting’ to ask about winning unabashed…
Supercross ventured back to its most northern and western point for the first time in two years but there was no shift from the central crux of the championship as Eli Tomac continues to soar in 2022. Words and thoughts from a first SX experience since 2019. Steve Matthes also writes about ET as Lewis Phillips says one particular rider in MXGP shouldn’t be written off just yet…
