Motocross Action MXA

Ricky Carmichael's role at Triumph America is much more than you'd think. He's not just taking pictures and signing autographs, but he's helping test and develop the all-new 2024 Triumph TF250X, he helped develop the new 250F, he's currently helping them develop the 2025 Triumph TF450X and he's helped steer them in the right direction with their race team as well. We enjoyed hanging out with Ricky at the Triumph intro in Florida the other day, he was very open and easy to talk to about the exciting new venture for Triumph. This is a candid interview between Josh Mosiman and Ricky Carmichael, with an impromptu visit from Dennis Stapleton jumping in for the later portion of the video. 

MXA's Josh Mosiman and Dennis Stapleton sat down for a candid 1-hour recap of the official media launch for the 2024 Triumph TF250X. This is a new venture for MXA, so if you enjoy this relaxed style of content, please let us know you'd like to see more podcasts like this in the future. 

Justin Barcia broke his collarbone at the Nashville Supercross, and an infection after his surgery caused a collarbone injury to turn into a much bigger deal. Thankfully, Justin is back on the bike and looking forward to getting back to the races soon, maybe as soon as Unadilla. MXA’s Josh Mosiman is in Italy for the 2024 GasGas intro, and Justin is here riding stock bikes and hanging out. 

Chance Hymas is the newest HRC Honda factory 250 rider, whose making his first full season run in the Pro ranks this summer in the AMA 250 Nationals. Chance raced the Fox Raceway 2 National last year, and he raced a few Supercross events to get his feet wet and now he is a full-time Pro, training with and racing alongside the Lawrence brother's, inside the factory Honda tent. MXA's Josh Mosiman caught up with Chance after the Thunder Valley National for this interview. 

Red Bull KTM 250 rider Max Vohland compares Hangtown to the Thunder Valley National, and he talks about his sixth overall finish at Round three. Plus, Max talks about the bad luck he's had with food poisoning, bike problems and travel issues at this race throughout the last three years. 

Adam Cianciarulo was born and bred for motocross and he grew up with a spotlight following him through his amateur career and into the Pro ranks. Adam has been a lifelong Kawasaki ambassador, riding for the Team Green program since he was nine years old on a Kawasaki KX65. Unfortunately, his Pro career has seen its fair share of injuries and AC9 is working hard to get back to the same speed that we saw outdoors in 2020 and 2021 when he was battling with Zach Osborne and Dylan Ferrandis for wins during the Pro Motocross season. In this interview, MXA's Josh Mosiman caught up with Adam after the 2023 Fox Raceway National to get his take on the track and learn more about the stem cell therapy he's been doing on his wrist, elbow and shoulder.