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Prado Joins Kawasaki

Jorge Prado’s move to the United States to race in Monster Energy AMA Supercross and the AMA Pro Motocross Championship starting in 2025 has been known for a few months now, but we are one step closer to the official announcement. Prado has signed with Monster Energy Kawasaki to race full-time in the U.S. in 2025, but that news will probably not be said officially by Kawasaki until November. In the meantime, GasGas, Prado's current employer, has thanked him for his service in a press release this morning. Prado won the 2023 FIM Motocross World Championship (MXGP) title and then backed up his #1 plate with the 2024 title as well in a showdown against Honda HRC's Tim Gajser that came down to to the finale in Prado's home country of Spain. It seemed like an ending of a movie the way it played out as the GasGas rider won the finale overall and the title in his final MXGP race. As you will see in the video below, GasGas honored Prado with a special MC 450F Prado Edition earlier this year, celebrating his 2023 MXGP title. Props to the GasGas crew for such a well-executed farewell.

As for Prado on green, expect to see that in a few weeks, and then it's on to Anaheim.

Prado to the US!

After three unforgettable seasons ON THE GAS, Jorge Prado leaves Red Bull GASGAS Factory Racing and the GASGAS family, waving the chequered flag on our incredible journey. Everyone at GASGAS would like to thank Jorge for his incredible dedication and hard work over the years and wish him all the best on his next adventure Thanks for the memories, Jorge – we’ll see you at the races!

France Wins 2024 Six Days of Enduro

On a wet and muddy final day six, France rode to victory in the World Trophy class at the NOCO FIM 6DAYS® in Galicia, Spain. Bringing the ninety-eighth FIM International Six Days of Enduro (ISDE) to a close, France topped the overall podium ahead of the United States and Spain. The United States secured top honours in the Women’s World Trophy, while Sweden claimed an emotional win in the Junior World Trophy. The sixth and final day of racing at this year’s NOCO FIM 6DAYS® in Spain, saw competitors take on the Final Cross Test Galicia. Rain throughout the day ensured conditions would be extremely testing. Deep mud left riders scrambling for traction.

Tomac to World Supercross!

Confirmed: World Supercross 2024 rider line up

Tom Burwell, CEO, FIM World Supercross Championship, said:

“With the official start of the season quickly approaching, I’m thrilled to reveal our WSX class rider lineup. Our 450cc grid for 2024 is undoubtedly the strongest it has ever been, not only with Ken [Roczen] returning to defend his title and Joey [Savatgy] vying to beat him, but also with the addition of Eli [Tomac] who is an elite talent and icon of our sport. Our grid embodies the spirit and intensity of Supercross, and I have no doubt that 2024 will be a defining season for WSX. It will be one that we remember for a long time to come.”

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Six Days Spain

Seven years since they were last victorious, France complete the penultimate day of the NOCO FIM 6DAYS® on the cusp of taking the World Trophy win. Australia close the gap to the United States with a Women’s World Trophy win on day five, while Sweden lead France heading into the day six Final Cross Test Galicia. Day five of the NOCO FIM 6DAYS® in Galicia, Spain marked the penultimate day of racing in this year’s ninety-eighth edition of the FIM International Six Days of Enduro (ISDE). For those competitors remaining in the race, today saw them challenged with a new course. The two laps of the Orense-Irixo loop ensured over two-hundred-kilometres of riding for the day. However, with dense fog resulting in the cancellation of the second enduro test, riders were offered some relief to rest their weary bodies midway through the day.

Australian Supercross Championship

3 WAY BATTLE for the lead! Moreton Bay After Movie

Old School MX!!

I sometimes think Chad Reed does not get the recognition he earned. Jett has followed his model...Australia to Europe to USA. What do you think?