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2007 MiniMoto SX Photo Gallery

BBR Motorsports is perhaps the most well-known mini accessory company on the planet, and for good reason. They’ve been killing it at this event since the beginning.

2007 MiniMoto SX

Whatever Monster Energy does they do it big and part of the green army includes this emcee to keep the pits rockin’.

Crashing and mini bikes go hand in hand. This is one of many riders left to hobble off the track in agony.

Joe Desimone walked away with the 12” Stock/Mod title and took it home to Southern Oregon.

Kelly Smith qualified for two finals, which was more than he would muster the following night at the East/West Supercross Lites Shootout.

KTM doesn’t make a 4-stroke mini, but if they did it might look something like this.

Maxxis is the title sposor of MiniMoto SX.

Jeremy McGrath was racing the 12” and 10” classes in Vegas. He landed the podium in both events, but never won a title.

McGrath (2) comes to MiniMoto SX for the relaxed atmosphere and run racing.

McGrath and David Pingree are some of the fastest guys on minis that you’ll find.

Bret Mitchel owns Fater Minis and won his 35+ LCQ for a trip to the main.

Southern Oregon's Bret Mitchel topped the charts in his LCQ.

Mitchel slides around the left-hand sweeper.

Those are CR85 forks that have been cut down and modified for use on Bret Mitchel’s Faster Minis machine.

The Monster BBR team had a heavy presence in the pits, as usual.

Not everything at the event was a super-trick, technological marvel.

California's Chris Corum brought this old Honda to Vegas.

Randy 'Bones' Pekarek qualified for the 12" Expert main event by winning his LCQ.

MotoUSA’s test rider, Randy Pekarek, was only one-tenth of a second off David Pingree’s fast lap.

Pekarek crosses the finish line.

Randy was all smiles in his first MiniMoto SX event.

Pitster Pro brought out this cool mini-chopper for their display.

Randy Lawrence won the 35+ class with his corner-railing ability.

Red Baron is another mini giant and their race program was extensive in Vegas.

Minis come in all forms. We saw dirt, street and cruiser in Sin City.

The dual exhaust fad is spreading, and shrinking.

Tommy Hoffmaster tried his hand at collecting a title, but came up short in the 12” Expert division.

2007 MiniMoto SX official apparel.

Victor Sheldon wasn’t able to hold onto his Number 1 plate.

Willy Browning is a perennial threat but can never seem to put it together in a MiniMoto SX main event.

The 2007 MiniMoto SX had the largest rider turnout in the four-year history of the event. On race day nearly 800 riders spun laps inside the Orleans Arena.