Tuesday, September 15, 2026

Supercross & Motocross

The Rain, the Mud, and the Red Plate

The heavy rain transformed Historic Crew Stadium into a challenging racetrack for the 2026 SMX World Championship Playoffs, testing riders' nerve and skill. Deegan won both motos in the 450SMX class, while Prado claimed the red plate. In the 250SMX class, Kitchen achieved victory despite a dramatic turnaround from Davies' first moto collapse.

Industry News

The Goat is Going Home: A Send-Off for Eli Tomac

Eli Tomac, a motocross legend, announced his retirement after an illustrious seventeen-year career, concluding with the 2026 SMX World Championship Playoffs. Known for his record-breaking wins and extraordinary talent, Tomac's legacy includes thirty-two national titles and a fierce rivalry with Chase Sexton. He leaves the sport at his peak, redefined excellence in motocross.

Jason Anderson steps away from SMX Racing until further notice

Jason Anderson is stepping away from racing until further notice. This is similar to what happened last season during Supercross, also, where he took...

Casey Cochran injured

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PBR Unleash the Beast Chicago recap

Flawless Brady Fielder Wins Sold-Out PBR Unleash The Beast Event in Chicagoland CHICAGO – With a sold-out, Saturday night crowd watching on, Brady Fielder (Clermont, Queensland, Australia)...

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Lundgaard Goes From Last to First To Prevail at Road America

Christian Lundgaard defied expectations at the XPEL Grand Prix, salvaging victory after damaging his car early in the race. As competitors faced unexpected mechanical failures, including leader Marcus Armstrong, Lundgaard surged ahead to claim his third INDYCAR win. The chaotic event showcased racing's unpredictability, leaving many, including Lundgaard, questioning how it unfolded.

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