If I have to watch four-wheeled racing, this is the way to go.
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Big, mean sport quads rule wide-open spaces. Honda’s TRX700XX has been killing the Baja races since its inception while the Yamaha Raptor 700R is every dune fanatic’s wet dream. The biggest difference between these two on a spec sheet is the suspension arrangement. Honda gobbles up technical terrain with independent shocks on the rear, but the Yamaha provides powerful, consistent slides with its straight axle design.
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Ricky Carmichael is hard at work getting the Daytona Supercross by Honda track laid out and built to his personal specs. The Daytona event is unique on the Supercross circuit as it features longer, rougher tracks that weed out the men from the boys. Here’s a list of every premier class winner at Daytona. Who will it be this year?
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The Jammer. Hall of Famer, Jimmy Weinert is returning to the professional racing circuit with a new team.
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Obviously not me, but you get the idea... The eight-week mark has passed since knee surgery and I was just released from regularly scheduled physical therapy, freed to use the regular gym as much as I can stand it.
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Taddy en route to his 2009 victory at The Tough One. Ok, so the headline was a bit sensational… but it was a great opportunity for alliteration.
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Bobby Bonds is a top WORCS racer who’s back on the privateer trail this season. Bondo went back to his moto roots and has been contesting the Supercross class when he’s not hammering the two-hour WORCS events. Bonds scored 15th in the San Diego SX main event. Unfortunately, that came to an abrupt end at Anaheim 3.
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Morais is back from having his internal organs banged up.
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The Number 1 Yamaha will be getting more action from the 30-second girls than it will from Stewart - at least for this weekend.
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Roger: "Look, Rookie, get back in that motorhome and write your blog. What do you think I'm paying you for?
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