Behind the Lens

Wednesday at the Walton TransCan is always a special day simply because it’s the first time the bikes hit the famous track. Yesterday was no different as practice began early and ran until just after lunch. Then, after a quick break to redo parts of the track it was time for the opening moto of the 30th Anniversary of this ...

Last weekend at Round 8 of the 2022 Triple Crown Series in Deschambault we watched history being made as Dylan Wright clinched his third 450 Championship in a row. Heading into the final round, Dylan has a perfect season going and has been riding great every time he hits the track. Round 8 was no different as he once again ...

Over the years the Sand Del Lee National has provided some of the best racing of the year. Whether it’s the layout, the soil, or the fact that everyone seems to get excited when they travel to our Nation’s Capital, the SDL National is always a memorable one. This year was no exception as we watched riders like Ryder McNabb, ...

Round 5 of the 2022 Triple Crown Series is now in the books and what a day it was at Gopher Dunes. From the moment the riders and teams arrived at Canada’s most famous sand track they were greeted with smiles as well as a facility that looked pristine. On the track, the riders were of course presented with the ...

Outside of perhaps the Anaheim SX or MXON’s the biggest race on the planet is the Red Bud National. This iconic event has almost always taken place on the July 4th weekend and over the years it has become so much more than just a motocross race. This year was no different as thousands of fans jammed into Red Bud ...

After three races in western Canada the 2022 Triple Crown Series finally arrived in the east as Round 4 took place at Walton Raceway. Just like at Round 2 in Drumheller, this race featured a three moto format in each class so the intensity was high throughout the day. In the end, it was New Zealand rider Josiah Natzke taking ...

For the first time since 2019, the Triple Crown Series was able to travelled west of the Ontario border and enjoy its national events with no fan restrictions. Although the struggle for the teams and the series is real with gas prices currently through the roof, everyone was excited to head out west this month and take in the hospitality ...