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Check here to see photos from the 2012 Dallas Supercross.

Dallas Supercross Photo Gallery:

Source: http://www.supercross.com/features/photos-dallas-supercross-2012

Goat Breker Sven Breugelmans

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Tommy Searle Gary Semics

Geico Honda rider Eli Tomac answers fan questions from Facebook and Twitter. Follow Eli as he battles for the 2012 west lites championship in the Monster Energy Supercross series.

If you have any questions for the next “The 411″ just follow us on Facebook or Twitter.

Source: http://www.supercross.com/features/the-411-with-eli-tomac

Kurt Nicoll Bill Nilsson

Less than a month and a half before the beginning of the season, we are talking about the first Daka…

Source: http://www.fim-live.com/en/media/news/news-detail/article/1329750442-motorsport-needs-to-be-known-in-south-america/

Rex Staten James Stewart Jr

Q: Why couldn’t the skeleton cross the road? A: He didn’t have the guts. This and other hard-hitting…

Source: http://etnies.com/blog/2012/2/16/mellon-7s-with-nathan-williams/

Steve Ramon Tyla Rattray

Source: http://moto-x-foto.blogspot.com/2010/07/gibson-county-fair.html

Rick Johnson Gary Jones

Over 50,000 spectators lined the seat rows of the Dallas Stadium in Arlington, Texas for the seventh round of the [...]

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Source: http://moto.mpora.com/news/stewart-takes-6th-arlington.html

Warren Reid Pierre Renet

Remember last year’s (2011) San Diego Supercross? We’ll we are here to remind you! Read all about it below …

Chad Reed wins San Diego Supercross. Eli Tomac wins his first ever 250 Lites Supercross Main Event. The points in all series are closer than ever with Ryan Villopoto leading James Stewart by three points in premiere Supercross, as the series heats up going to Atlanta next weekend!

Qualcomm Stadium

It was expected to rain all day and night. But during the day, it only rained a bit off and on. The track was covered to protect it from the rain and be maintained for the night time program. It did start to rain more as the night time program was getting under way. However, the Feld Motor Sports / Dirt Wurx crew know how to do their jobs. The track is in great condition as the opening ceremonies get under way before the first heat race of the night.

The first 250 West Heat takes off!

The track is a bit slick, and it is raining, but all-in-all everything is in good shape. The early leader is Nicholas Paluzzi on the 72 Yamaha. He’s followed very closely by Jim Decotis (66). Tyla Rattray is third, followed Broc Tickle in fourth and Ryan Morais in fifth.

In the 6 lap qualifier, Paluzzi is leading on the last lap, but Decotis makes a pass on a tight left hand corner. They both bobble and it makes room for Broc Tickle to pass! At the finish it’s Tickle with the win! Decotis is second, Paluzzi third, Rattray fourth, and Morais fifth.

Source: http://www.supercross.com/features/remembering-the-2011-san-diego-supercross

Kurt Nicoll Bill Nilsson

100%? It is how I try to live my life.

In 1982, I got a phone call from a guy I knew at the races. His name was Drew Lien. The conversation went like this:

Drew: I dig your bull dog style and never give up attitude. I’m starting a company and would love to sponsor you. I can’t pay you right now, but I will give you all the free product you can have.

Me: Whats it called?

Drew: 100%

Me: What will you sell?

Drew: Heat shields and numbers.

Me: I’m in…

A few months later, all the top racers ran 100%: Bailey, O’mara, Ward, Glover, Lechien, Kehoe, Holley, and the list goes on.

From that point on 100% has been my life motto. I am giving 100% in whatever I do. Truck racing, coaching, working or loving my family. Win or lose. Happy or sad.

If I am giving 100%, I can go to sleep KNOWING I have done my best.

Drew has past, but his dream lives on. He was a special person with a big dream. God Speed my friend.

HOW MUCH EFFORT DO YOU GIVE?

Ricky Johnson

Read the Press Release below for more info about the return of 100%:

Source: http://www.supercross.com/rj-says/100-is-back

Marnicq Bervoets Fritz Betzlbacher

Nothing reminds me of motocross more than a rutted up, fast, flowing track.  This is the pinnacle obstacle that separates the men from the boys.  If you watched Southwick this past weekend, then you saw the insane ruts in the moist New England sand.  Most beginners find themselves nervous approaching long ruts and often end [...]

Source: http://www.mxtrainingblog.com/riding-techniques/long-ruts-on-straights/

John van den Berk Marnicq Bervoets