The Motocross Network Trevor Knight

Ken Roczen has been out since his gnarly crash back in supercross when his suspension failed in the whoops causing him to go flying over the handlebars, breaking his tibia plateau, foot and a toe. A couple weeks back he posted a video of him breaking doctors orders taking his first steps since the injury which led me to believe that he’d be out for a while longer. While I was at the races I was talking to people in the media tent and paddock and the rumor was that Kenny was back on the bike. At first I just laughed it off but then HEP Progressive Suzuki confirmed that Roczen will still be racing a few nationals this summer. Once they said that I was like ‘oh they weren't joking, he's already back on the bike!’ Austin Forkner announced a couple days back that he recently underwent a successful brain surgery to remove an arteriovenous malformation (AVM). Forkner had known of the issue but scans following his crash in Arlington revealed that matters had gotten worse, and he then had surgery last Monday to remove the blood vessel cluster. Alright onto an MXGP story, defending champion and title contender Jorge Prado was coming into last weekend’s GP in Maggiora with confidence and was hoping to take back the points lead from Tim Gajser. In moto 1 they had battled but Gajser got the best of him. In moto 2 Prado attempted to do what he does best and get out front early off the start and usually he has a pretty good track record with starts. Unfortunately for him this time it ended his day…. Prado came around the first corner around top 3 behind Gajser and just before the 2nd turn Valentin Guillod fell in front of him taking out Prado and a bunch of other guys. Here’s that crash from multiple angles. Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing have announced the signing of Max Anstie to a multi-year deal that will see the British rider debut for the team at the upcoming Southwick round of AMA Pro Motocross. The deal comes just one day after Anstie announced his departure from Fire Power Honda following a successful year and a half with the team. It had been rumored for some time that Anstie was linked to Star Racing for a deal in 2025, but the duo pulled the deal off sooner to get Anstie back behind the gate aboard a Yamaha. SX Global has finally launched the 2024 World Supercross Championship (WSX) schedule, set to span four rounds across three locations – Canada, Australia, and Abu Dhabi – beginning in late October. WSX has largely been up in the air following delays to the calendar release, apparent discontent among the existing teams, and the departure of former CEO Adam Bailey, however, SX Global has maintained that a schedule was in the works.






CHAPTERS:
0:00 INTRO
2:10 Roczen BACK ON BIKE
4:16 Forkner BRAIN SURGERY
10:04 Prado CRASH & UPDATE
13:48 Anstie SIGNS with Star
17:20 WSX Schedule
19:34 Cairoli Ducati DEBUT
21:28 Gavin Towers MX2
24:08 Haarup & Chambers CRASHES
26:37 J Coop talks CONFIDENCE
29:19 Hymas talks CONSISTENCY
32:40 Oldenburg & MCR SPLIT
34:30 östlund to USA
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The 2024 High Point National was one to remember! In the 250 class we speak with first time winner and Pro Circuit's 300th victory holder Ty Masterpool. Honda HRC's Chance Hymas who also got on the podium. Jo Shimoda who had a halfway decent day running up front early in the moto's. Casey Cochran who took a massive tumble down the hill. And the Club MX FXR Yamaha boys Mark Fineis & Jett Reynolds. In the 450's we speak to Justin Barcia who now has two bummed knees. Podium finisher who took multiple tumbles throughout the day, Chase Sexton. Finally we talk to guys who just missed out on the top 10 in 450's Freddie Noren & Grant Harlan & Derek Kelley.
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CHAPTERS:
0:00 INTRO
0:10 Malcom Stewart
2:38 Ty Masterpool
3:54 Mark Fineis
8:09 Chase Sexton
9:08 Freddie Noren
12:37 Jo Shimoda
14:36 Jett Reynolds
18:19 Casey Cochran
22:00 Derek Kelley
25:31 Chance Hymas
26:24 Grant Harlan

The 5 time world champ and freshly crowned 104 time GP race winner Jeffrey Herlings had a lot to say regarding the state of safety in the MXGP World Championship, and he’s a little pissed to say the least. Yesterday Herlings spoke with a Dutch media outlet Omroep Brabant (pronounced OOM ROOP Bra bant) which translates to Broadcasting Brabant and he expressed his concerns about safety, citing some pretty sketchy incidents from this year.Some of those incidents being 1: In Portugal the finish line jump was over a tunnel and off the side of the jump there wasn't anything preventing you from falling 30 feet onto the concrete walkway. 2: Henry Jacobi getting dragged off track while knocked out with multiple broken teeth in his mouth. 3: Pauls Jonass breaking his shoulder and the ontrack doctor not scanning it, insisting it was dislocated and trying to put his broken shoulder in place. At the second round of the Canadian MX Triple Crown Series at Lethbridge MX in Alberta, Canada, reigning 450cc Champion Dylan Wright had a scary crash in the second moto. Wright started 1-2 for second overall at the season opener and entered round two tied in points with KTM’s Jess Pettis, who went 2-1 for the overall win at the opener. At the second round, Wright claimed the moto win in the first race of the day then had a scary crash at high speed in the second race while leading. If you haven't seen his crash, here it is from a couple angles. The future of Carson Mumford has been made official after signing with Fire Power Honda, the newfound deal to commence effective immediately and span through the 2025 season. Mumford has transferred across to the Martin Davalos-led organization following a short stint at MCR Honda, and will effectively replace Max Anstie next year when he heads to Star Racing Yamaha – that move to be confirmed. Fire Power Honda has spring-boarded a mixture of riders to success since entering US competition under the ownership of Yarrive Konsky in 2020, with 22-year-old Mumford motivated to make a similar impact on the team’s CRF250R after claiming a best finish of fifth in San Francisco this season. Mumford’s signing also addresses speculation that the team wouldn’t be continuing into next year.

CHAPTERS:
0:00 INTRO
1:20 Herlings talks safety
6:44 Dylan Wright INJURY UPDATE
9:26 Mumford signs NEW DEAL
11:30 Fantic's BEST WEEKEND YET
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The 2024 Thunder Valley National was one to remember! Lots of fantastic racing, crashes and of course drama. In this Post Race Interview video hear about Justin Cooper's laps led and problem, Aaron Plessinger's struggle bus of a day, Malcom Stewart's consistent season and intent on building, Tom Vialle's incredible battle for the win with Deegan & MUCH MORE!
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CHAPTERS:
0:00 INTRO
0:10 Malcom Stewart
5:05 Aaron Plessinger
7:10 Justin Cooper
9:21 Tom Vialle
11:00 Jalek Swoll
14:04 Joey Savatgy
17:33 Coty Schock
21:16 Cullin Park
23:17 Mark Fineis

In this weeks Post Race Show we take a look at the Hangtown National, deep dive on the riders performances, some info I got while at the race and I talk a little bit about my first time traveling to California!
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The 2024 Hangtown National was one to remember! Lots of drama and great racing! In this weekends Post Race Interview video we talk to Red Bull KTM rider and race winner Chase Sexton, Pro Circuit Kawasaki's Levi Kitchen & Ty Masterpool, Honda HRC's Lars Lindstrom, Jo Shimoda, Chance Hymas & MANY MORE!

PS - Sorry for audio being off.... Idk what happened. It was working fine all day, for some reason it changed. My apologies!
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CHAPTERS:
0:00 INTRO
0:05 Chase Sexton
1:28 Lars Lindstrom
5:46 Levi Kitchen
7:25 Jalek Swoll
10:04 Ty Masterpool
12:19 Chance Hymas
14:51 Freddie Noren
18:05 Jo Shimoda
20:16 Grant Harlan
23:39 Max Miller