Pit Pass
Pit Pass
Eli Tomac is ready for some supercross!
Instagram’s most famous dog, Rio Roczen.
Lobby Bikes: Dubya’s mint CZ.
Matt Winters and KTM crew.
Rockstar James Hanson and his models
Legoland MX in Winter Haven, Florida.
Roger talks moto with the Tedders.
Adam Cianciarulo chats up Nick Wey.
Aaron, Justin, Kassy, Trent, and PulpMXers.
Ted “Big Tex” Parks.
The GOAT acting like a kid again.
“Wild” Wes Williams and Jason Crane.
Great to see Weston Peick at A1.
The main stage for our live PulpMX/Racer X Podcast.
The docs were in at State Farm Stadium.
MEET THE NBC Sports Broadcast Team
When the curtains opened on the 2019 Monster Energy AMA Supercross season, NBC Sports was announced as the series’ new television home, and with it came a mostly new broadcast team. (From left) Ricky Carmichael is your new color commentary, Will Christien is working the podium, former racer Daniel Blair took over Ricky’s spot on the floor, and Ralph Sheheen is once again the host. They got off to a good start, too, as the first three rounds produced three different winners in each class—and everyone knows good racing makes for great TV. 
Just hanging around at Fly Racing.
Chad Reed hides under the stage.
A happy Dean Wilson and girlfriend Sarah.
Thumbs up in the Honda pits from Donnie Keys.
Kendall and SX rookie Jake Plessinger.
Scott “Rip Rock” Sepkovic and the Dogger.
A privateer’s work is never done.
Lobby Bikes 2: Dubya’s rare 1967 Yamaha.
Jim “Bones” Bacon accepts the Mickey Thompson Award of Excellence.
RJ Hampshire warming up.
Trey Canard and Blake Baggett talk shop.
Ping and Dungey talk retirement.
Colt Nichols leaving Weege a message.
We miss that big voice of Lurch!
Marvin Musquin signs off for fans.
THE OLD MAN AND THE T-SHIRT
One of our favorite traditions at every Anaheim opener is tracking down Honda’s Ben Cheatwood to see which super-rare and old Team Honda shirt he’s wearing. Cheatwood, one of the longest-tenured staffers at American Honda, has built an amazing collection of old tees over the years, and some of them belong in the T-Shirt Hall of Fame (if anyone ever starts one). This year, Ben pulled out a 1977 gem featuring Marty Smith at the 1977 Superbowl of Motocross at the Los Angeles Coliseum, which made his T-shirt five years older than any rider in this year’s race!