Friday, November 21, 2008
Mark Barnett and Torsten Hallman Motocross Files this weekend
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This Sunday, 6:00pm EST, Mark Barnett episode followed by Hallman at 6:30. Re-airs on Tuesday, 11/25. On SPEED TV. Set you DVR so you can record it while you're out riding.
Friday, November 7, 2008
Bailey, Jones, and Barnett featured in new Motocross Files episodes
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After more than a year's wait, middle-aged motocross fans everywhere will be pleased to know that new episodes of The Motocross Files will begin airing this month on SPEED TV.
The first episode will be David Bailey, airing on Nov. 16 at 6:00PM ET, followed by Gary Jones. The Mark Barnett episode will air Nov. 23 at 6:00PM ET.
For more info see SPEED TV.
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Joel Robert Story at MotocrossMX1
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A short bio article on Joel Robert, with a few quotes from Joel, is over at MotocrossMX1.info. It's a good recap of his phenomenal contribution to our sport.
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Vintage tall tales from dirt bike legend Super Hunky
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Would you like to see more classic dirt bike stories like this? Let's see if we can build a little momentum to get Rick "Super Hunky" Sieman to make his own "MX Files" video. Please click the [More...] link and post your comment in support.
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Thursday, October 2, 2008
Tim Ferry on training and racing until you're 40
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33-year-old Tim Ferry is not the oldest rider ever selected for a Motocross of Nations team (Stephan Everts was 33 when he rode his last event in 2006. He won both his motos although Belgium finished 2nd.) I'm sure he's not even the oldest to be on a winning team — the average age of riders was a lot older in the '60s, '70s and early '80s. But he may well be the oldest member of a winning team in the modern era.
Just before his trip to England for the 2008 MXoN (which Team USA won, again) the Factory Kawasaki rider and two-time MXoN winner was interviewed by Tim Cryster of RacerX Virtual Trainer. Ferry talks about his training regimen, how things have changed in the sport since he began his professional career in 1991, and what the future holds. The most interesting comment in Ferry's interview...
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