MXP Chatter

It was quite a summer for 16 year Ryder McNabb as he battled through the 2022 Triple Crown Series. There were injuries, illness, and hard racing with his fellow 250 riders, but in the end, the teenager persevere and last month at Walton Raceway he was rewarded with his first-ever pro championship. Now, Ryder will put on his Team Canada ...

It’s been a while since we’ve had the opportunity to chat with Cole Thompson as he’s been taking a well-deserved hiatus from racing this summer. After lining up at Round 4 and 5 of the Triple Crown Series Cole took a break and for the first time in almost a decade, he had a summer to do whatever he wanted. ...

What a year it’s been for Canadian off-road legend Trystan Hart as he’s continued to rack up some pretty solid finishes. It began exactly 365 days ago when he took the victory at the Red Bull Outliers event and since then he’s raced Endurocross, Hard Enduro, the Erzberg Rodeo, and even some AX in Chilliwack. Yes, this talented rider can ...

Well, he did it! Last weekend at Walton Raceway Dylan Wright concluded his perfect season by winning both 450 motos. It was a heck of a summer for Dylan and his GDR Honda Team as not only did they go 20 for 20 in the 450 class, but they also won the 250 Championship with 16-year-old Ryder McNabb. It was ...

Over the years Jeremy McKie has been one of those young riders who has used hard work and determination to build his confidence and results. Through injuries and setbacks Jeremy has managed to persevere and last week things paid off for the talented Quebec rider. With Jacob Piccolo on the sidelines with an unfortunate injury, the KTM Factory asked Jeremy ...

So far the 2022 season hasn’t been easy for young Michigan rider Chris Blackmer. After a solid opening round in Kamloops which the rookie 450 series rider finish 4th overall, since then it’s been an up and down six rounds. They say in life and in sport that sometimes you have to hit rock bottom before you can begin your ...

So far it’s been a challenging season for 16-year-old Ryder McNabb as he’s had to battle through adversity right from the opening round of the Triple Crown Series. After winning Round 1 in Kamloops Ryder ended up getting sick with the flu during the week and although he recovered from that quickly, the illness left his body drained. This made ...