Pit Pass
Pit Pass
Pit Pass
Marty is closing in on 100 career starts.
Marty is closing in on 100 career starts.
CTR Motorsports is new to the SX rodeo.
CTR Motorsports is new to the SX rodeo.
Ricky’s 2003 championship smoker.
Ricky’s 2003 championship smoker.
Colton, Hannah, and London Haaker.
Colton, Hannah, and London Haaker.
Carrie Bolling slinging subs in Texas.
Carrie Bolling slinging subs in Texas.
Jordan Troxell and Alex Martin on the blocks.
Jordan Troxell and Alex Martin on the blocks.
Chad and Pace Reed on a father-son lap.
Chad and Pace Reed on a father-son lap.
Climbing Mount St. Jeremy.
Climbing Mount St. Jeremy.
AP: “Look, Ma, no-legger!”
AP: “Look, Ma, no-legger!”
Track-walking of the dogs in Dallas.
Track-walking of the dogs in Dallas.
The Savinos (Bill and Kira) and the Betley (Dan).
The Savinos (Bill and Kira) and the Betley (Dan).
Jordan Bailey shows off his first shave.
Jordan Bailey shows off his first shave.
If you were in Minny, you know how cold they are.
If you were in Minny, you know how cold they are.
Juliana Daniell navigates the Western Front.
Juliana Daniell navigates the Western Front.
Blake Wharton and his mom take five.
Blake Wharton and his mom take five.
LATEST IN LIDS
K1 Speed in Carlsbad, California
Fly Racing has a reputation for cool gear launches, and when it came time to introduce their new Formula helmet, the brand held true to their style by unveiling the new lid at K1 Speed in Carlsbad, California. Those in attendance were treated to an education on some of the new technology used in the Formula, which was developed in collaboration with doctors, scientists, and physicists. Multiple layers of energy-mitigating materials and technology are combined to create a helmet that Fly Racing believes to be one of the most advanced, and safest, motocross helmets ever built. After the presentation, everyone jumped in go-karts to take the Formula for a spin. Thankfully, nobody ended up giving it an actual crash test.
Justin “The Long Island Express” Cooper.
Justin “The Long Island Express” Cooper.
John and Eli show the podium target.
John and Eli show the podium target.
Swapmotolive.com with Chase Sexton.
Swapmotolive.com with Chase Sexton.
Privateer Tire Delivery.
Privateer Tire Delivery.
Isabel and Mike Emery with baby Theo.
Isabel and Mike Emery with baby Theo.
Friends always: Courtney and Mathilde.
Friends always: Courtney and Mathilde.
Is Lena Lambert the next dominant #2?
Is Lena Lambert the next dominant #2?
JH Leale is all smiles at the races.
JH Leale is all smiles at the races.
Meet the Deegans.
Meet the Deegans.
Ben LaMay and squad roll in.
Ben LaMay and squad roll in.
“Cole Seely” leads “Ken Roczen.”
“Cole Seely” leads “Ken Roczen.”
KTM’s Shea Murphy even drinks orange water.
KTM’s Shea Murphy even drinks orange water.
The singing supercrosser, Justin Hill.
The singing supercrosser, Justin Hill.
Minneapolis bench racing firm: Matthes, Reed & Weege
Minneapolis bench racing firm: Matthes, Reed & Weege
Arlington parking lot BMX display.
Arlington parking lot BMX display.
TWO-WHEELED RELIEF
American Honda and Fox Racing lending a helping hand to the Evan Shoemaker after the Camp Fire.
The moto community always knows how to lend a helping hand when needed, and when American Honda and Fox Racing learned about 12-year-old Evan Shoemaker, who lost everything in the Camp Fire that devastated the town of Paradise, California, they worked together to make his local race special. The Shoemaker family received VIP passes, toured the race rig, and got to meet Ken Roczen. Fox Racing kicked in with brand-new gear, and Honda even replaced Shoemaker’s destroyed ride with a brand new CRF230F—a surprise presented by Roczen himself. Nice job, American Honda and Fox Racing!
Back to Issue