Erzbergrodeo prep with Colton Haaker

Here's a recap video from this years Virginia City Grand Prix, everything from the race to the party afterwards and some legendary commentary at the end. See you all next year!
With so much quality dirt to ride we find out which tracks get the bikers more pumped than the rest.
Whether you’re a beginner, pro, or somewhere between, you probably have a favourite place to ride. And the best racers in the world are no different. Check out what these athletes said when we asked them where they liked racing the most.
Ryan Dungey
I would probably go with Millville [Minnesota, USA], but RedBud [Missouri, USA] is at the top of the list too. Between those two, it’s a close battle for the first spot but they’re both good tracks. I grew up racing Millville but they’ve both got exceptional dirt and everything a motocross rider can ask for from a track. They’re fun, challenging and exciting with lots of elevation, big jumps and technical obstacles.
Marvin Musquin
There a lot that I like but I like RedBud the best. It has a nice track and good dirt, really good fans and the fourth of July atmosphere makes the weekend really fun.
Dean Wilson
My favourite National track is Millville. I love the sand rollers and the jumps. It’s just a really fun and enjoyable track for me.
Justin Hill
My favourite AMA National track has got to be Washougal MX Park [Washington, USA]. It’s my hometown track and I get to see a lot of my old friends when I race there.
Feast your eyes on the Marvelous stylings of Ken Roczen’s and Ryan Dungey’s Fox Racing kits for the 2016 Las Vegas Supercross. In conjuction with the release of the latest big screen release in the fan-favorite superhero genre, Roczen and Dungey will take to the track in Sam Boyd Stadium donning the likeness of Iron Man and Captain America, but with dirt bikes (obviously). It may seem like a stroke of the ego for Hollywood, and it kind of is, but it is also a noteworthy moment capture of the sport’s greatest rivalry in 2016.
The Ken Roczen/ Ryan Dungey rivalry has matured tremendously since Roczen’s move to the 450 class in 2014. Immediately a winner, Roczen posed a completely new threat to Dungey’s championship efforts, a deck that was already stacked with the likes of Ryan Villopoto, James Stewart, Chad Reed, Trey Canard and others. But Roczen was different — a then-19 year old filled with all the piss and vinegar that Germany could possibly produce, and an unheard of natural ability on a motorcycle. Americans had already seen what Ken could do, but when he blasted out of the gate in 2014 on a 450, no one was prepared for him to be of championship caliber that quickly.
Roczen of course won the 2014 AMA Pro Motocross 450 Championship, in his first attempt at the title. It was a feat the motocross world had not seen since Dungey did exactly that in 2010. But 2015 brought with it the second era of the Dungey Dynasty. The Dunge hasn’t won everything since then, but it sure feels like it sometimes. Since the beginning of 2015, Dungey has decisively won all three major AMA championships: 2015 Supercross, 2015 Nationals and now 2016 Supercross.
But in the last several weeks of the AMA Supercross series, we have seen a new Roczen. His trademark speed is now coupled with a fresh dose of consistency — Roczen starts up front every week, and is now the fastest rider on the track by a solid margin. He has won the last two rounds in Massachusetts and New Jersey with huge leads over second place. Dungey was focused on wrapping up the title, and now that he has done it, his sights are set on making a statement to Roczen before the two start with a clean slate in the opener of the AMA Motocross Nationals at Hangtown just two weeks later.
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The TF in Training Facility? Yeah, that started here. Millsaps’ Training Facility might not quite have been the first of its kind, but it certainly has become the most well-known and most influential. There are plenty of other training facilities (there are those words again) that churn out fast kids and amateur titles these days, but MTF is the one others are judged by. What’s the philosophy? What’s at its heart? And why Cairo, Georgia? We let the principals behind the place explain it all in the final part of our series, the Untold Story of Cairo, Georgia.
It's a commercial for a bank of all things but it is really all about the spirit of living. Too good not to post.
The new Red Bull Hard Enduro Series is off to a dream start after a pulsating contest through the sprawling landscape surrounding Belo Horizonte, Brazil at Red Bull Minas Riders.
At the front of race it was Alfredo Gómez who blazed a trail through the course to take the first win of the new season, ahead of Graham Jarvis and Paul Bolton. Further down the classification we were introduced to a host of local riders who proved that the Hard Enduro scene in Brazil is going from strength to strength. Everybody involved in Red Bull Minas Riders is already looking forward to next year's event.
Relive the best of the action from Red Bull Minas Riders in the clip below