The organizers of the AMA/Maxxis EnduroCross Championship and auto insurance leader, GEICO, are proud to announce the 2008 GEICO Triple Crown. A $50,000 check will be awarded to the Maxxis EnduroCross expert class racer who can win all three GEICO Triple Crown events. This one-of-a-kind motorcycle racing trifecta lays the exciting foundation for “the biggest payday in Off-road racing!”
2008 GEICO Triple Crown:
(Aug. 16) Guthrie, Okla.; Lazy E Arena
(Oct. 4) Columbus, Ohio; Ohio State (...)
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Taddy Blazusiak, the Polish rider who came, saw and conquered the 2007 Erzberg Rodeo and won himself a KTM factory rider position for his efforts, blasted away opposition at the Rodeo-X Endurocross event in Linz, Austria.
Taddy was in blistering form and out to fascinate and thrill a capacity crowd at this indoor event. Winning all three of the races, the Polish star who has made child’s play of the transition from Trial to Enduro signalled he is the one to watch in the coming (...)
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The mighty Knighter was back on his KTM and in exemplary form to dominate the second round of the 2007 FIM Indoor Enduro World Cup held in the Olympic Stadium Munich at the weekend.
KTM’s newest factory rider Taddy Blazusiak (Poland) was close behind in second place, rounding off an excellent weekend for the Austrian manufacturer.
Riding for the Red Bull KTM Offroad Race Team, Knight, the newly crowned AMA Endurocross champion, had fully recovered from the illness that forced (...)
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With consecutive second and third place results at the GP of USA and the GP of Canada Seb’s double runner-up result in Slovakia is his highest finishing result of the ’07 series so far with his ‘home’ round of the championship taking place in France in two weeks time.
Although pleased with his double runner up results in the Enduro 3 class it was a case of close but not quite good enough for Sebastien Guillaume on day one of the GP of Slovakia as he entered the final test of the day level (...)
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The Yamaha WR450F 2-Trac is a rally bike, a limited production competition machine featuring the world’s first production two wheel drive system for motorcycles.
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In a sold out Orleans Arena in Las Vegas, defending Endurocross champion David Knight fell short of a repeat performance of last year. Knight pulled out a victory in his qualifier and fought hard in the final and gained a spot on the podium.
In a special ‘lights out’ race held for contenders who did not make it to the final round, new KTM rider Justin Soule finished first. During this race only headlights and helmet lights lit the track. Soule will be in the upcoming year (...)
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