The latest installment of the mailbag. I didn’t get very many good ones for printing so step it up people. Email me at steve@directmotocross.com and I’ll get you your stupid answer.

 Well, we’ve done the 80’s, the 90’s and now, with the close of the decade, we can figure out the best supercross racer of the Y2K decade. All the incredibly sharp and in focus photos by Carl Stone.

This year US Open definitely had a different vice about it. With all the uncertainty in the air about who’s riding where, who’s working for whom and the lack of star power at the race, it was a muted version…

 Last week I ran part one of my look at the national tracks and the reason why it was broken up into two parts was because I only did half of it before I ran out of jokes. Yep, sometimes…

In a twelve round series that criss-crosses America, you’re bound to get some memories in the old cranium that just won’t leave you. Y’know the thoughts I’m talking about, the kind that when you put your head down on the…

Twenty-year old Ryan Dungey from Belle Plaine Minnesota was certainly never a child motocross prodigy. Dungey was picked from the “B” class and put straight into the factory Suzuki truck to which many eyebrows raised among motocross insiders.

Another installment where some riders might get a tad upset at me. Thanks to CStone for the shots.

Here we go, some shots and info from a wild race at MX338. Thanks to Stone for the shots.