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Moto News Weekly | Price awarded OAM | Hard Enduro | SX | AFT

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January 27, 2021
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January 27, 2021

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What’s New:

  • Toby Price awarded Order of Australia Medal
  • Ongoing COVID uncertainty cancels WA 2021 A4DE
  • Mario Roman dominates 2021 Spanish Hard Enduro opener
  • WBR Yamaha Bulk Nutrients welcomes Malkiewicz & Andrews for 2021
  • Ivo Monticelli joins Monster Energy KRT
  • Turner Racing partner Honda for 2021 AFT season
  • Pinjar Park Wrap Rider of The Night Awarded
  • AMA Motorcycle Hall of Famer Mike Bell passes
  • AMA Amateur National Motocross Championship Trophy announced
  • 2021 Monster Energy AMA Supercross – Round Three Wrap
  • 2021 Racing Calendars

Toby Price awarded Order of Australia Medal

Toby Price has been awarded the Order of Australia (OAM) for service to motorsport in the General Division, particularly to cross-country motorcycle racing, where he holds two Dakar victories to his name, alongside a FIM Cross-Country Rally World Championship, Rallye OiLibya du Maroc wins, numerous Finke Desert Race and Hattah Desert Race victories, as just a few of his long list of accolades.

Toby Price – Image by Rally Zone

Toby Price was named alongside Craig Foster, Tim Cahill, Greg Chappell and Gai Waterhouse this year.

Price was forced to withdraw from this year’s Dakar Rally after suffering a broken collarbone in a crash while looking on track to claim another victory with a number of dominant performances across the stages prior to the crash.

Toby Price

“Honoured to be awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia in the General Division today for service to Motorsport. Blown away to be on this list, it’s crazy… thanks so much everyone for your support of what I do!”


Ongoing COVID uncertainty cancels WA 2021 A4DE

Due to uncertainty around COVID-19 and Border restrictions the Trail and Enduro Motorcycle Club of WA committee in consultation with Motorcycling Australia have made the tough decision to cancel the 2021 Australian 4 Day Enduro Championships (A4DE) planned for May.

The Trail and Enduro Motorcycle Club of WA Inc. committee (WA Australian Four Day Enduro Inc.) had undertaken significant work in preparing for this major event, however with COVID-19 uncertainly, made the tough decision to assist riders and teams planning their year ahead.

Collin Jennings – A4DE Coordinator

“We hope that this will mean that we can avoid the problems with accommodation and transport which will inevitably arise with a last-minute cancellation. The decision was made to ensure the safety of all involved: competitors, supporters, volunteers and the public. We are hopeful that the Covid-19 vaccine will have solid coverage Australia wide and people will be able to again travel uninhibited to future A4DE events. We are pleased to confirm that our naming rights sponsor Pilot Air Compressed Air Specialists have agreed to stay with us and will support us right through until the next A4DE, as are many of our other supporters and sponsors. We encourage riders to keep up to date with the latest developments via our web site as we will provide regular updates and news items.”

While the 2022 A4DE will be held in Victoria, Motorcycling Australia and the Trail and Enduro Motorcycle Club of WA committee will work on a future Western Australia A4DE which is proposed to be held in 2023.


Mario Roman dominates 2021 Spanish Hard Enduro opener

Mario Roman celebrated an outstanding victory this past weekend, at the first round of the new Spanish Hard Enduro Championship. On an extreme loop of 6 km that was designed by Alfred Gomez which had to be completed in three hours. Mario secured a crushing victory with a 30-minute advantage and more than a lap ahead at the finish over the second-place finisher, Jonny Walker.

Mario Roman

Mario Roman took the opportunity to compete in the first round which was held in La Seu d’Urgell, which is just a few kilometers from his Andorran home. He has started this 2021 season as he finished 2020 at the RedBull Override, and it is a great introduction for Mario and for the RFME in this new championship.

Mario Roman

“The feeling with the 300 SE Factory is excellent, I am perfectly at ease with the bike, the Sherco Factory team did a great job. I was disappointed that the Alestrem was canceled this year, it is one of my favorite races of the season. But we now have the creation of this new Spanish championship and this first race in January! It was close to where I live, in a place where I usually train, it was ideal. There were not many spectators, but the few people present encouraged me well, I felt like I was at home. There was no assistance possible during the race and I did the 13 laps with only a refueling in the middle where I eat, changed my mask and got fuel. It was a big fight with Jonny on the first two laps, then I managed to take two-minutes ahead and keep them. I continued to push lap after lap, until I passed him and put him a lap down the end of the race. I am very happy with this performance and it was a great way to start the season. I hope we have many more races in 2021, I cannot wait to get back to the public and a full season of hard enduro.”

Mario Roman topped the podium from Jonny Walker

2021 RFME Copa de España de Hard Enduro Results

PosRiderTimeLaps
1ROMAN SERRANO, MARIO14:37.713
2WALKER , JONNY17:29.511
3QUER MOLGO, RAMON15:50.411
4LEON SOLE, XAVIER16:36.511
5ARTOLA ARTOLA, JOSU16:31.211
6SALSENCH CONSTANCIO, ELOI16:38.410
7PUEYO GIL, IVAN16:12.110
8ARAMBURU UGARTE, ALBERTO20:35.110
9QUER MOLGO, JORDI17:40.010
10RIVERO GUTIERREZ, CARLOS17:20.610
11HIDALGO GARCIA, ALEX20:17.710
12SANTAOLALLA DE VILLAR, MANUEL20:56.310
13MORET CLOTA, FRANCESC19:47.19
14IRAZOLA ARBULU, PERU33:48.69
15DUXBURY , JAMES RODERICK20:45.79
16GUIMERA GASULLA, RAUL20:25.79
17BERAZA VITORIA, MARCOS22:09.69
18ECHEVESTE , PEYO20:51.49
19GIRO MESTRE, GABRIEL21:30.79
20REY COLOMINAS, FERRAN20:19.39

WBR Yamaha Bulk Nutrients welcomes Malkiewicz & Andrews for 2021

The WBR Yamaha Bulk Nutrients Team has grown to a four rider outfit for the 2021 season with Maximus Purvis and Alex Larwood being joined by Bailey Malkiewicz and Liam Andrews to make a massive line up for the Echuca-based Yamaha dealer. Malkiewicz and Andrews will contest the MX1 and MX2 classes respectively.

Malkiewicz and Andrews will join Maximus Purvis and Alex Larwood

Malkiewicz just returned from a season in Europe and is looking to get things back on track as he competes in Australia for the new season. The 2018 world junior champ endured a frustrating season contesting the MX2 class in the world championships but is now injury free and excited to be back on home soil and ready to mix it up with the big boys on the YZ450F.

Bailey Malkiewicz

“2020 was a hard year for everyone and while I had a great time in Europe and got the chance to race at a world level, there was nothing there for me in 2021 so it was best to come up, re-evaluate a few things and get back to my best form. My goals to race at a world level aren’t over and I still aspire to go back as I’m young and have plenty of time, but I need to ensure I got at the right time, with the right support and when I’m healthy and in good form. I learned a lot while in Europe and it has made me grow up in many ways. I think I have matured a bit both on and off the bike and can see things a bit more clearly now about where I want to be and what I need to do to get there. I’m so thankful for the WBR Yamaha team to step up and help me in 2021. We hade a great partnership in 2018 when I had my most successful year, so I know I’m surrounded by the right people and making the jump to the 450 class is fresh and exciting. I cant wait to get the season underway and I will be ready to go at round own of the Pro MX.”

A long time Yamaha rider that moved through the Yamaha Junior Racing program is Liam Andrews, but since turning 16, the Victorian based rider has had a horror run of injuries that have caused him far too much time on the sidelines.

But with the 2020 season dragged to a halt, it was a blessing in disguise for Andrews as he got the time to fully recover from his injuries and get his body back into shape. So, with a big preseason under his belt, Andrews believes he is back to his best and ready to make the next step in his career with the support of the WBR Yamaha team.

Liam Andrews

“The last few years have been tough as it’s been injury after injury and it just wears you down. But the past few months, things have been coming together and I have been able to get some continuity in my riding and training for the first time in a long time. Its awesome that Travis and Nathan of WBR Yamaha have been able to find some support for me and I look forward to giving it my all in 2021 and rewarding them for their belief in me.”

Yamaha now has a staggering 10 riders in teams to contest this year’s Pro MX Championship contesting the MX1 and MX2 championships while the MX3 class presence will be significant as Ruder Kingsford, Jackson Camilleri and Kobe Drew while chase the development class championship.

The Pro MX gets underway on April 11 at Wonthaggi in Victoria.

2021 Yamaha Racing MX Team Line-Up

  • CDR Monster Energy Yamaha:
    • Luke Clout (MX1)
    • Hayden Mellross (MX1)
  • Serco Yamaha:
    • Nathan Crawford (MX2)
    • Jesse Dobson (MX2)
  • Yamalube Yamaha:
    • Jay Wilson (MX2)
    • Levi Rogers (MX2)
    • Rhys Budd (MX2)
  • WBR Yamaha Bulk Nutrients Team:
    • Max Purvis (MX1)
    • Bailey Malkiewicz (MX1)
    • Alex Larwood (MX2)
    • Liam Andrews (MX2)

Ivo Monticelli joins Monster Energy KRT

The Monster Energy Kawasaki Racing Team has welcomed Ivo Monticelli to contest the 2021 FIM MXGP Motocross World Championship in Team Green. For the first time in its long history KRT will line up an Italian rider to race alongside Romain Febvre.

Ivo Monticelli moves to Kawasaki in 2021

Twenty-six year old, Ivo Monticelli will enter his tenth season in the FIM World Championship and his fourth in the MXGP class. After finishing in the top five at several rounds of the premier class in 2019 Ivo defied a persistent knee injury last season to regularly claim top ten results and showed resilience to end the season with top eight results during the last few GPs.

Based in Lommel, Ivo had surgery immediately after the final round of the 2020 MXGP series and is now ready to start riding the KX450-SR Kawasaki. Both Ivo and Romain will work closely with Jacky Vimond as the French coach has renewed his cooperation with the team managed by team owner Thierry Chizat Suzzoni assisted by technical manager, Vincent Bereni.

Ivo Monticelli

“I’m delighted to have the opportunity to join KRT and a factory team; there aren’t so many factory rides in MXGP so for me it’s an honour and a kind of dream-come-true. I already spent some time with the staff and everything feels perfect! I didn’t test the bike yet as I had knee surgery after the last GP; I struggled with my knee all-season-long so the doctors cleaned it up and fixed the meniscus which had a small crack. I had to rest for a few weeks but I was able to start training physically and now I’m ready to test the bike; it’s just a matter of days now and I can’t wait to ride the KX450-SR. I already start working with Jacky Vimond and the team physiotherapist; I’m so happy to work with such professional people. I have known Jacky for a long time but it’s the first time in my career that I have had the opportunity to work on a daily basis with a trainer; I’m sure it will help me to improve a lot with all these people around me. My aim is to be consistent; I really want to race for top-five results and I’m sure that it’s possible if everything runs to plan. I’m sure that I will learn a lot racing alongside a former world champion like Romain; I can’t wait to start riding with him.”


Turner Racing partner Honda for 2021 AFT season

American Honda have announced a new partnership with Turner Racing in Progressive American Flat Track. Turner Racing Honda will compete in the 2021 series in the AFT Singles division, with three riders—Henry Wiles, Cole Zabala and Trevor Brunner—aboard CRF450R race machines. The Georgia-based operation, which earned a win last year under the B&M Masonry brand, will also receive technical support from Al Lamb’s Dallas Honda, with Bryan Bigelow in the role of Team Manager and Mike Lozano serving as a technician.

Turner Racing partner Honda for 2021 AFT season

This is Honda’s third season back in flat track racing after more than 25 years away, having earned a total of six AFT Singles wins in 2019 and 2020, while finishing those seasons second and third, respectively, in the rider points standings. For 2021, Honda hopes to build on that progress.

A veteran of the sport, Michigan native Wiles was the GNC1 Singles Champion in 2009 and 2010, and he finished third in the AFT Singles final standings last year, his first aboard Honda machinery. Zabala and Brunner are up-and-coming racers returning to Turner Racing, and both posted respectable results last season aboard Honda machinery—Zabala notching two podium finishes and Brunner winning the Springfield Short Track.

Mike Turner – Turner Racing Owner

“This truly is a dream come true for our team. To follow in the footsteps of some of the greatest flat trackers of all time, like Bubba Shobert, Ricky Graham, Mike Kidd, Freddie Spencer, Terry Poovey, Hank Scott, Doug Chandler and Ted Booty is an honor. These guys were my heroes growing up, and this means the world to me as a team owner. To be a part of the Honda legacy in flat track is something we do not take lightly, and we plan to honor that legacy by working 24/7 on our program to make them proud.”

The 2021 Progressive American Flat Track season is scheduled to kick off on March 12 and 13, 2021 with the Volusia Half-Mile doubleheader.


Pinjar Park Wrap Rider of The Night Awarded

Darren Nash and Ash Shield stormed to a convincing victory in the 2020/21 Western Australian Sidecar Championship with a clean sweep of the card winning each of his four heat races then seeing off a very strong field to claim the Championship in the A Main. This precious victory must have gone someway to putting last year’s WA title disappointment behind the brilliant Nash / Shield team.

In the 2019/20 Championship event, Darren and Ash completed their four heat races with maximum points and on their return to the pit gate, disaster struck when a radiator hose fitting exploded spraying a gush of steam up under Darren’s helmet which not only ended their night but put Darren in hospital for several painful days.

For their brilliant display of Sidecar racing, Darren and Ash not only secured the WA Sidecar Title but also picked up their second Pinjar Park Wrap, “Rider of the Night” award. This is the second occasion the pair have won this Award, and not only do they pick up another new race tyre from Assured Learning Australia, but they also have two chances for the big “Rider of the Season” award.

They join Matt Marson who is the only other Pinjar Park competitor to have won the award twice this season. Matt was awarded his second Pinjar Park Wrap Rider of the Night award for his brilliant win in the Rob Woffinden Classic meeting a fortnight ago. Matt also has two chances in the “Rider of the Season” award.

The Junior Rider of the Night award was won by young Dom Colmore for his sensational riding in the 125B solo events. Dom was undefeated on the night and showed great speed and style all night long in the junior racing program prior to the WA State Sidecar Title Event. Dom now goes into the draw for the “Pinjar Park Wrap” Junior Rider of the Season award.

New Western Australian 125cc Champion, Mitch McDiarmid was also presented a brand-new race tyre on behalf of the Speedway Motorcycle Club of Western Australia, by “Talking About Speedway’s” Graeme Sinden for his marvellous 18-point maximum win in the title event. Mitch is also in the draw for the seasons end “Rider of the Season’ award.

In the Junior Rider of the Night competition, Linkin Metcalf has also completed the double and has two chances in the Junior Rider of the Season award.
Assured Learning Australia, an automotive air conditioning training company has partnered Talking About Speedway and has provided new race tyres for the winners of the “Pinjar Park Wrap” Rider of the Night award at each Pinjar Park Meeting. They have also provided a new race Tyre and a set of Maureen’s helmet colours as part of the Rider of the Season award.

Speedway commentator, broadcaster and author, Grant Woodhams has the onerous task of selecting the Rider of the Night awards, and the Pinjar Park Wrap, Rider of the Season award.

When considering the Rider of the Season winner, Grant Woodhams will also review other minor awards he has awarded during the season. These include, starts of the night, passes of the night and so on. The eventual Rider of the Season could in fact be a rider who has only a single Rider of the Night win against their name during the season.

Assured Leaning Australia, The Bennco Group, Mills Drainage, Speedway Consumables, MacTrack and Maureen’s Helmet Colours have all contributed to the Pinjar Park Wrap, “Rider of the Season” award. The total prize pool is over $3500

Senior Pinjar Park Wrap – Rider of the Night Award Winners to date
  • Darren Nash/Ash shield (twice)
  • Reece Liptrott/ Jesse Thomas
  • Matt Marson (twice)
  • Jeff Bishop/Chromie Holmwood
Junior Pinjar Park Wrap – Rider of the Night Award Winners to date
  • Chayne Rowe/Porsha Rowe
  • Linkin Metcalf (twice)
  • Adam Fewster/Thomas Grigson
  • Mitch McDiarmid
  • Dom Colmore

There are still plenty of chances on the back end of the season for other competitors to get among the winners. There have many marvellous performances so far this season and a few riders could be counted unlucky as their performances have been narrowly overshadowed by riders in perhaps more difficult heats or races. Many thanks also went to the participating sponsors of these awards.


AMA Motorcycle Hall of Famer Mike Bell passes

Mike Bell, one of America’s leading Supercross and motocross racers of the late 1970s and early ’80s, has died. He was 63.

Born on Aug. 8, 1957, in Los Angeles, Mr. Bell began riding at age 10 in the mountains near that city, but he did not start racing until he was 14. Mr. Bell’s father, Bill, was an avid racer and well-known tuner who did development work for American Honda on its four-stroke desert racing machines during the late 1960s.

“My dad didn’t want me to get into racing until he knew I was ready for it,” Mr. Bell once recalled during an interview. “I think it proved to be a good decision. A lot of kids were burning out by the time they were 16, because they’d already been racing for so long, and I was just really getting into it.”

Mr. Bell advanced from novice to expert in just six months. In 1977, he finished fourth at the Los Angeles Supercross, a precursor of future successes. In 1978, Mr. Bell scored one of his biggest wins, the Superbowl of Motocross in the LA Coliseum, beating another future AMA Hall of Famer, Bob Hannah.

“When I woke up the next morning, I thought I had been dreaming,” he said. “But my father had put the first-place trophy at the foot of my bed, and there it was – I really had actually won the Superbowl of Motocross. It was one of the proudest moments of my career.”

At 6-foot-4, Mr. Bell was known as “Too Tall,” a nickname he said originated with Yamaha public relations person Ted Otto. “They had all kinds of nicknames for me,” he said, “like ‘Granddaddy Long Legs’ and stuff like that, but ‘Too Tall’ just stuck.”

Mr. Bell raced for Yamaha during his entire pro career. His biggest claim to fame was winning the 1980 AMA Supercross Championship, but he also won 20 AMA and Trans-AMA nationals.

During the early 1980s, knee injuries began to take their toll. Mr. Bell retired at the end of 1983. He remained active in motocross and participated in legends racing and other local events. Mr. Bell was inducted into the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame in 2001. His biography is available at motorcyclemuseum.org website (link).


AMA Amateur National Motocross Championship Trophy announced

Since 1982, the hallowed grounds of Loretta Lynn’s Ranch in rural Hurricane Mills, Tennessee, have served as the global proving ground for the world’s finest amateur motocross talent. Over the past four decades no event has left more of an impact and had more influence on the history of the sport than the Monster Energy AMA Amateur National Motocross Championship.

As this legendary race embarks on its landmark 40th running in August, organizers MX Sports, title sponsor Monster Energy, and the American Motorcyclist Association (AMA) came together to introduce an instantly iconic way to celebrate the Loretta Lynn’s legacy – the Monster Energy AMA Amateur National Motocross Championship Trophy.

The Monster Energy AMA Amateur National Motocross Championship Trophy – Photo by Align Media

Commissioned by Monster Energy, the trophy was created to become an enduring symbol of the past and future of this prestigious event, and amateur motocross as a whole. Something former champions, current champions, and aspiring champions would be proud to have their name attached to.

More than 300 hours went into Robinson’s meticulous design, which includes the founders of the event – Loretta Lynn and Dave Coombs – in addition to 24 past champions, including legends like Ricky Carmichael, Jeremy McGrath, James Stewart, and Ron Lechien. The centerpiece is surrounded by three hand-brushed brass plates listing more than 1,400 names to signify every champion, from every class over the past 39 years. A list that will continue to grow as more riders earn the coveted distinction of hoisting the number one plate at Loretta Lynn’s Ranch every summer.

In the same spirit of other legacy trophies in the world of sports, the Loretta Lynn’s trophy will embark on its own journey throughout the 2021 season. It made its public debut at the season-opening stint of Monster Energy AMA Supercross, an FIM World Championship, from Houston and will be on display throughout the remainder of the events on the supercross schedule. From there, the trophy will travel on the “Road to Loretta’s” from spring into summer before reaching its destination in Hurricane Mills the first week of August, where thousands of amateur racers from across the globe will all look to add their name to the prestigious list of champions.


2021 Monster Energy AMA Supercross
Round Three – Houston

For the full report see – Tight battles across both classes in AMA SX Round Three

Adam Cianciarulo had been quickest in 450 Free Practice but it was Eli Tomac that put the quickest lap in during qualifying to top the timesheets ahead of Ken Roczen, Cianciarulo third.

Roczen won the opening Heat ahead of Barcia and Webb while Cianciarulo was the victor in the second heat ahead of his Monster Energy Kawasaki team-mate Eli Tomac.

Cooper Webb and Eli Tomac - Image by Jeff Kardas
Cooper Webb and Eli Tomac – Image by Jeff Kardas

Cooper Webb scored the holeshot in the Main ahead of Ken Roczen, Adam Cianciarulo and Justin Barcia.

Ken Roczen took the lead from Webb and managed to pull away but late in the race Webb came back at him and took the lead on the final lap.Webb the victor much to the exasperation of a clearly frustrated Roczen.

Many were critical of Dean Wilson for holding up Roczen while being lapped, as that is essentially what allowed Webb to close in on the German and steal the win. A blue flag had been shown to Wilson here and there but obviously not enough of them and not waved vigorously enough for him to take notice. There will be many discussions after the event concerning this problem on tracks that are very hard to pass on, especially as Wilson is a repeat offender.

Ken Roczen – Image by Jeff Kardas

Adam Cianciarulo rounded out the podium positions, crossing the line 14-seconds behind the leading duo. Justin Barcia took fourth ahead of Eli Tomac and Malcolm Stewart.

The 450 Championship is so close at the top. Ken Roczen leaves Houston as the series leader but only by a single-point over Cooper Webb and Justin Barcia, who are both tied on 59-points.Defending champ Eli Tomac is currently fourth on 54-points followed by Adam Cianciarulo, Justin Brayton and Malcolm Stewart with that triumvirate all on 51-points.

Cooper Webb – P1

“It was a close race the whole time and Kenny [Roczen] rode a solid race with not many mistakes. The track was really tricky, easy to over-ride and get impatient. The lappers there at the end was a bummer, I felt like we were going to have a really good battle, and obviously we did, but the lappers were really tough tonight. I hung in there and I pounced on that last lap and made it happen. I’ve really got to give it up to my team, they’re amazing.”

450 Results

  • 450 Main
  • Points
  • Heat One
  • Heat Two
  • LCQ

450 Main

PosRiderBikeTime/Interval
1Cooper WebbKTM 450 SX-F FE21m23.5
2Ken RoczenHonda CRF450R WE+00.468
3Adam CianciaruloKawasaki KX450+14.431
4Justin BarciaGASGAS MC 450F+20.174
5Eli TomacKawasaki KX450+23.385
6Malcolm StewartYamaha YZ450F+30.207
7Aaron PlessingerYamaha YZ450F+33.903
8Jason AndersonHusqvarna FC 450 RE+43.291
9Zach OsborneHusqvarna FC 450 RE+48.029
10Justin BraytonHonda CRF450R+49.043
11Dylan FerrandisYamaha YZ250F25 Laps
12Marvin MusquinKTM 450 SX-F FE+01.584
13Joey SavatgyKTM 450 SX-F FE+19.537
14Benny BlossHonda CRF450R+23.815
15Martin DavalosKTM 450 SX-F FE+25.804
16Broc TickleHonda CRF450R+26.335
17Dean WilsonHusqvarna FC 450 RE+48.801
18Kyle ChisholmYamaha YZ450F24 Laps
19Vince FrieseHonda CRF450R WE+14.865
20Justin BogleKTM 450 SX-F FE23 Laps
21Carlen GardnerHonda CRF450R+11.398
22Austin PolitelliHonda CRF450R6 Laps

Points

Rider Championship Standings

PosRiderHometownPoints
1Ken RoczenClermont, FL60
2Cooper WebbNewport, NC59
3Justin BarciaGreenville, FL59
4Eli TomacCortez, CO54
5Dylan FerrandisLake Elsinore, CA51
6Adam CianciaruloNew Smyrna Beach, FL51
7Justin BraytonCharlotte, NC51
8Malcolm StewartHaines City, FL51
9Marvin MusquinCorona, CA49
10Zach OsborneClermont, FL40
11Aaron PlessingerHamilton, OH38
12Jason AndersonRio Rancho, NM34
13Dean WilsonMurrieta, CA29
14Joey SavatgyClermont, FL24
15Broc TickleHolly, MI23
16Kyle ChisholmValrico, FL18
17Vince FrieseMenifee, CA15
18Benny BlossOak Grove, MO13
19Martin DavalosTallahassee, FL13
20Chase SextonClermont, FL10
21Brandon HartranftBrick, NJ8
22Alex RayMilan, TN6
23Justin BogleEdmond, OK3
24Adam EnticknapLompoc, CA3
25Carlen GardnerPaso Robles, CA2
26Austin PolitelliMurrieta, CA1

Manufacturer Championship Standings

PosRiderqPoints
1Honda67
2Kawasaki66
3KTM66
4GASGAS59
5Yamaha58
6Husqvarna41
7Suzuki9

Heat One

PosRIderBikeTime/Gap
1Ken RoczenHonda CRF450R WE7m14.813
2Justin BarciaGASGAS MC 450F+02.793
3Cooper WebbKTM 450 SX-F FE+04.630
4Zach OsborneHusqvarna FC 450 RE+05.530
5Jason AndersonHusqvarna FC 450 RE+10.962
6Aaron PlessingerYamaha YZ450F+11.661
7Benny BlossHonda CRF450R+17.751
8Joey SavatgyKTM 450 SX-F FE+19.945
9Dylan FerrandisYamaha YZ250F+22.306
10Carlen GardnerHonda CRF450R+35.294
11Fredrik NorenKawasaki KX450+39.249
12Justin  RodbellKawasaki KX450+43.184
13Cade ClasonKawasaki KX450+48.036
14Jeremy SmithKawasaki KX450+49.897
15Joan CrosKawasaki KX450+53.083
16Theodore PauliKawasaki KX4508 Laps
17Scott ChampionYamaha YZ450F+12.163
18Chris HowellKawasaki KX450+21.424
19Alex RayKawasaki KX4507 Laps
20Brandon HartranftSuzuki RM-Z450+36.680

Heat Two

PosRiderBikeTime/Interval
1Adam CianciaruloKawasaki KX4507m15.946
2Eli TomacKawasaki KX450+02.587
3Malcolm StewartYamaha YZ450F+03.257
4Martin DavalosKTM 450 SX-F FE+04.790
5Justin BraytonHonda CRF450R+06.992
6Dean WilsonHusqvarna FC 450 RE+10.770
7Justin BogleKTM 450 SX-F FE+24.286
8Marvin MusquinKTM 450 SX-F FE+24.972
9Vince FrieseHonda CRF450R WE+27.671
10Austin PolitelliHonda CRF450R+31.937
11Broc TickleHonda CRF450R+34.417
12Kyle ChisholmYamaha YZ450F+38.179
13Justin StarlingKTM 450 SX-F+40.673
14Ronnie StewartGASGAS MC 450F+41.652
15Adam EnticknapSuzuki RM-Z450+44.218
16Nick SchmidtHusqvarna FC 450+48.858
17Aj CatanzaroKawasaki KX450+58.510
18Ludovic MaclerKawasaki KX4508 Laps
19Carter StephensonKawasaki KX450+06.310
20Deven RaperKawasaki KX4506 Laps

LCQ

PosRiderBikeTime/Interval
1Kyle ChisholmYamaha YZ450F6m42.877
2Broc TickleHonda CRF450R+05.277
3Austin PolitelliHonda CRF450R+08.248
4Carlen GardnerHonda CRF450R+10.089
5Alex RayKawasaki KX450+11.716
6Cade ClasonKawasaki KX450+18.530
7Justin StarlingKTM 450 SX-F+18.554
8Joan CrosKawasaki KX450+21.225
9Fredrik NorenKawasaki KX450+21.585
10Brandon HartranftSuzuki RM-Z450+22.803
11Ronnie StewartGASGAS MC 450F+23.917
12Adam EnticknapSuzuki RM-Z450+24.771
13Nick SchmidtHusqvarna FC 450+27.734
14Aj CatanzaroKawasaki KX450+29.037
15Jeremy SmithKawasaki KX450+33.836
16Ludovic MaclerKawasaki KX450+37.614
17Carter Stephenson   SaintKawasaki KX450+40.747
18Theodore PauliKawasaki KX450+42.894
19Chris HowellKawasaki KX450+48.906
20Scott ChampionYamaha YZ450F+51.133
21Justin  RodbellKawasaki KX4506 Laps
22Deven RaperKawasaki KX4503 Laps

250

Before the 250 Main even got underway there had been some interesting twists and turns that unfolded over the course of practice.

Austin Forkner went down heavily during practice and would take no more part in this third round of the season. Many had Forkner down as the favourite to take out the 250 East series this season but that now looks unlikely. It looked as though the Kawasaki rider injured his shoulder in the tumble and was in a great deal of pain and anguish.

RJ Hampshire was another rider in title contention that would take no points from this round. The Husqvarna rider crashed in qualifying and did not make his Heat or the Main after injuring his wrist.

Jett Lawrence - Image by Jeff Kardas
Jett Lawrence – Image by Jeff Kardas

Jett Lawrence had been second fastest in qualifying but had a big crash in the whoops during the session that had many fearing that he would not be back on the bike again this round, or perhaps might have hurt himself badly enough to actually be out for a few rounds. But not only did the youngster front up on the gates for the opening Heat race, he won it.

Christian Craig won his Heat ahead of Max Vohland and Colt Nichols. The series leader was showcasing some great speed through the whoops sections and looked on fire.

250 East Championship leader Christian Craig got away well in the 250 Main ahead of fellow Star Yamaha rider Colt Nichols and that pair cleared out somewhat from their pursuers over the first five minutes of the moto.

Christian Craig – Image by Jeff Kardas

Michael Mosiman was in third place ahead of Jo Shimoda before Jett Lawrence moved up to take that fourth place from the Kawasaki man in what was a determinedly forceful move.  Fellow youngster Max Vohland was again looking impressive in sixth.

At the halfway mark it was still Craig up front from Nichols and Mosiman third.

Jett Lawrence and Jo Shimoda eventually got around Mosiman while up front Christian Craig and Colt Nichols were tussling over P1.

Colt Nichols eventually got the better of Craig to secure the victory while Jett Lawrence was on the podium in third, but 16-seconds behind the race winner.

Colt Nichols – Image by Jeff Kardas

While there are 17 rounds in this Monster Energy Supercross Championship, the 250 category is split into two separate championships, 250 East and 250 West. This was the third round of what will be a nine-round 250 East Championship. Colt Nichols leaves Houston tied on points at the top of the table alongside team-mate Christian Craig. Aussie teenager Jett Lawrence is six-points behind that leading duo with an eight-point buffer over Jo Shimoda.

Colt Nichols – P1

“It felt just like another day at the Yamaha test track out in California with me and Christian just kind of trading laps. I got a good start. I’ve been struggling with my starts all day, so I’m glad we turned that around. I really just tried to be patient. I knew where he was a little faster, so I tried to pick up on a few lines. It felt great to finally get a win. It has been a while so I’m going to soak it in. It’s awesome to have the red plate, me and Christian will be sharing it so that is cool for the team. I’m looking forward to Indy and ready to keep the momentum rolling.”

Jett Lawrence – P3

“The day wasn’t bad. I qualified strong; I was a little sore after my crash in the last qualifying session, but I felt okay in the heat race and knew I had to improve in the main event. Unfortunately, I messed up the start and had to make my way through the pack, and by the time I got into third the leaders were gone. I’m happy to salvage a podium, but we’re much better than that. I’m looking forward to Indy, to get back on top and start chipping away at these six points.”

250 Results

  • 250 Main
  • Points
  • Heat One
  • Heat Two
  • LCQ

250 Main

PosRiderBikeTime/Interval
1Colt NicholsYamaha YZ250F16m34.030
2Christian CraigYamaha YZ250F+03.478
3Jett LawrenceHonda CRF250R+16.392
4Jo ShimodaKawasaki KX250+27.130
5Michael MosimanGASGAS MC 250F+42.215
6Max VohlandKTM 250 SX-F+49.632
7Joshua OsbyHonda CRF250R19 Laps
8John ShortSuzuki RM-Z250+02.452
9Kevin MoranzKTM 250 SX-F+14.275
10Thomas DoKTM 250 SX-F+20.070
11Joshua VarizeKTM 250 SX-F+21.006
12Logan KarnowKawasaki KX25018 Laps
13Tj AlbrightKawasaki KX250+08.637
14Jeremy HandHonda CRF250R+13.846
15Wilson FlemingHonda CRF250R+17.313
16Lane ShawKTM 250 SX-F+21.868
17Luke NeeseKawasaki KX250+25.981
18Grant HarlanHonda CRF250R+43.891
19Devin HarrimanKTM 250 SX-F+45.413
20Mitchell OldenburgHonda CRF250R+46.793
21Bobby PiazzaYamaha YZ250F17 Laps
22Jonah GeistlerKTM 250 SX-F TLD+25.366

Points

250 Rider Championship Points

PosRiderHometownPoints
1Colt NicholsMurrieta, CA70
2Christian CraigTemecula, CA70
3Jett LawrenceWesley Chapel, FL64
4Jo ShimodaMenifee, CA56
5Michael MosimanSebastopol, CA53
6Max VohlandGranite Bay , CA46
7Joshua OsbyValparaiso, IN42
8Austin ForknerRichards, MO40
9John ShortPilot Point, TX39
10Mitchell OldenburgAledo, TX34
11Rj HampshireMinneola, FL32
12Thomas DoMurrieta, CA31
13Joshua VarizePerris, CA29
14Kevin MoranzTopeka, KS24
15Logan KarnowAmherst, OH22
16Jeremy HandMantua, OH21
17Grant HarlanJustin, TX21
18Hunter SaylesChassell, MI17
19Tj AlbrightMount Marion, NY14
20Luke NeeseJamestown, NC14
21Wilson FlemingJacksonville, FL8
22Lane ShawAlvin, TX7
23Max MillerSpringfield, OR5
24Dylan WoodcockRayleigh, ENG5
25Devin HarrimanLongview, WA4
26Lorenzo CamporeseCampodarsego, ITA4
27Devin SimonsonLaurinburg, NC3
28Bobby PiazzaEaston, PA2
29Curren ThurmanRosharon, TX2
30Jonah GeistlerNewark, IL1

250 Manufacturer Championship Points

PosRiderPoints
1Yamaha75
2Honda64
3Kawasaki60
4GASGAS53
5KTM46
6Suzuki39
7Husqvarna32

Heat One

PosRiderBikeTime/Interval
1Jett LawrenceHonda CRF250R7m16.471
2Michael MosimanGASGAS MC 250F+02.073
3Mitchell OldenburgHonda CRF250R+20.479
4Joshua OsbyHonda CRF250R+30.029
5Tj AlbrightKawasaki KX250+32.438
6Thomas DoKTM 250 SX-F+36.231
7Lane ShawKTM 250 SX-F+38.810
8Devin HarrimanKTM 250 SX-F+39.744
9Luke NeeseKawasaki KX250+41.835
10Jonah GeistlerKTM 250 SX-F TLD+42.297
11Curren ThurmanKTM 250 SX-F+57.891
12Carter GordonHonda CRF250R8 Laps
13Vincent MurphyHusqvarna FC 250+04.062
14Jeremy HandHonda CRF250R+14.355
15Hunter SchlosserYamaha YZ250F+15.336
16Dylan WoodcockKawasaki KX2507 Laps
17Lorenzo CamporeseKawasaki KX2502 Laps
18Mason KerrKawasaki KX250DNS
19Austin ForknerKawasaki KX250DNS

Heat Two

PosRiderBikeTime/Interval
1Christian CraigYamaha YZ250F7m18.178
2Max VohlandKTM 250 SX-F+04.965
3Colt NicholsYamaha YZ250F+06.233
4Jo ShimodaKawasaki KX250+11.773
5John ShortSuzuki RM-Z250+19.841
6Wilson FlemingHonda CRF250R+26.363
7Joshua VarizeKTM 250 SX-F+27.294
8Bobby PiazzaYamaha YZ250F+29.060
9Grant HarlanHonda CRF250R+29.749
10Kevin MoranzKTM 250 SX-F+29.796
11Devin SimonsonKawasaki KX250+34.343
12Hunter SaylesKTM 250 SX-F+45.177
13Max MillerKTM 250 SX-F+50.489
14Guillaume St-CyrKTM 250 SX-F8 Laps
15Chad SaultzKTM 250 SX-F+01.119
16Alexander NagyKTM 250 SX-F+02.645
17Austin CozaddYamaha YZ250F+16.455
18Logan KarnowKawasaki KX2505 Laps
19Rene GarciaKTM 250 SX-FDNS

LCQ

PosRiderBikeTime/Interval
1Kevin MoranzKTM 250 SX-F5m58.810
2Logan KarnowKawasaki KX250+05.174
3Jeremy HandHonda CRF250R+05.933
4Jonah GeistlerKTM 250 SX-F TLD+10.119
5Max MillerKTM 250 SX-F+11.830
6Hunter SaylesKTM 250 SX-F+17.917
7Mason KerrKawasaki KX250+21.434
8Alexander NagyKTM 250 SX-F+24.737
9Chad SaultzKTM 250 SX-F+27.644
10Carter GordonHonda CRF250R+35.202
11Vincent MurphyHusqvarna FC 250+36.063
12Austin CozaddYamaha YZ250F+36.712
13Rene GarciaKTM 250 SX-F+40.703
14Curren ThurmanKTM 250 SX-F+46.096
15Devin SimonsonKawasaki KX250+51.404
16Hunter SchlosserYamaha YZ250F+54.907
17Guillaume St-CyrKTM 250 SX-F6 Laps
18Lorenzo CamporeseKawasaki KX2502 Laps
19Dylan WoodcockKawasaki KX250DNS
20Austin ForknerKawasaki KX250DNS
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2021 Racing schedule

2021 Provisional MXGP Calendar

RndGrand PrixDate
1MXGP of Oman, MuscatFri 2 Apr – Sat 3 Apr
2MXGP of Italy, TBASat 24 Apr – Sun 25 Apr
3MXGP of Portugal, AguedaSat 8 May – Sun 9 May
4MXGP of The Netherlands, OssSat 22 May – Sun 23 May
5MXGP of Germany, TeutschenthalSat 29 May – Sun 30 May
6MXGP of Russia, OrlyonokSat 12 Jun – Sun 13 Jun
7MXGP of Latvia, KegumsSat 19 Jun – Sun 20 Jun
8MXGP of Jakarta (INA), JakartaSat 3 Jul – Sun 4 Jul
9MXGP of Indonesia, SemarangSat 10 Jul – Sun 11 Jul
10MXGP of Czech Replublic, LoketSat 24 Jul – Sun 25 Jul
11MXGP of Belgium, LommelSat 31 Jul – Sun 1 Aug
12MXGP of Sweden, UddevallaSat 7 Aug – Sun 8 Aug
13MXGP of Finland, Iitti-KimiRingSat 21 Aug – Sun 22 Aug
14MXGP of Igora Drive (RUS), Igora DriveSat 28 Aug – Sun 29 Aug
15MXGP of Turkey, AfyonkarahisarSat 11 Sep – Sun 12 Sep
16MXGP of China, TBASat 18 Sep – Sun 19 Sep
17MXGP of France, St Jean d’AngelySat 9 Oct – Sun 10 Oct
18MXGP of Spain, intu Xanadu-ArroyomolinosSat 16 Oct – Sun 17 Oct
19TBA Sat 30 Oct – Sun 31 Oct
20MXGP of Patagonia Argentina, NeuquenSat 13 Nov – Sun 14 Nov

2021 Yamaha AORC presented by MXStore calendar

RoundLocationDate
Rounds 1 & 2Nowra, NSWMarch 27-28
Rounds 3 & 4TBA, VICApril 17-18
Rounds 5 & 6Kyogle, NSWJuly 17-18
Rounds 7 & 8TBA, QLDAugust 6-7
Rounds 9 & 10Kingston SE, SASeptember 18-19
Rounds 11 & 12Omeo, VICOctober 16-17

2021 Australian Pro MX calendar

RndDateLocation
1Apr-11Wonthaggi, Victoria
Classes: MX1, MX2, MX3, 125 CUP
2May-02Canberra, ACT
Classes: MX1, MX2, MX3
3May-30Gilman, South Australia
Classes: MX1, MX2, MX3, 125 CUP
4Jun-27Maitland, NSW
Classes: MX1, MX2, MX3, Classic Motocross Evolution Motocross Cup
5Jul-25Wodonga, Victoria
Classes: MX1, MX2, MX3, 125 CUP
6Aug-08QMP, Queensland
Classes: MX1, MX2, MX3, MXW, AORC (Fri & Sat)
7/8August 14-15Coolum, Queensland
Classes: MX1, MX2, MX3, VETS (Sat)
MX1, MX2, MX3, MXW (Sun)

2021 Speedway GP Calendar

DateRoundLocation
Apr-242021  FIM Speedway Grand PrixTBC
May-152021 PZM Warsaw  FIM Speedway Grand Prix of PolandPGE Narodowy
May-222021 German   FIM Speedway Grand PrixBergring Arena
Jun-052021 Czech Republic  FIM Speedway Grand PrixMarketa Stadium
Jun-192021  FIM Speedway Grand PrixTBC
Jul-172021 Adrian Flux British  FIM Speedway Grand PrixPrincipality Stadium
Jul-312021 Betard Wroclaw FIM Speedway Grand Prix OF POLANDOlympic Stadium
Aug-142021 Swedish  FIM Speedway Grand PrixG&B Arena
Aug-282021 Russian FIM Speedway Grand PrixAnatoly Stepanov Stadium
Sep-112021 Danish FIM Speedway Grand Prix Sponsored by ECCOVojens Speedway Center
Oct-022021 Torun  FIM Speedway Grand Prix of PolandMarian Rose MotoArena

2021 FIM Hard Enduro World Championship (Provisional)

Round 1May 7-9Extreme XL LagaresPortugalFMP
Round 2June 3-6Red Bull ErzbergrodeoAustriaAMF
Round 3July 10/11TBDItalyFMI
Round 4July 27-31Red Bull RomaniacsRomaniaFRM
Round 5August 14/15Red Bull TKOUSAAMA
Round 6September 18/19TBDPolandPZM
Round 7October 1-3Hixpania Hard EnduroSpainRFME
Round 8October 30/31GetzenRodeoGermanyDMSB


2021 Australian Speedway events

ChampionshipLocation Date
2021 Australian Under 21’s Speedway ChampionshipGillman Speedway, SAPostponed
2021 Australian Junior Speedway Sidecar ChampionshipPinjar Park, WA3-4 April, 2021
2021 Australian Senior Speedway Sidecar ChampionshipPinjar Park, WA3-4 April, 2021
2021 Speedway FIM Oceania Speedway ChampionshipGillman Speedway, SAPostponed to November
2021 Speedway FIM Oceania Speedway Sidecar ChampionshipGillman Speedway, SA17 April, 2021

2021 FIM Cross-Country Rallies calendar

DateEventCat 1 RallyGPCat 2 Rally 2Cat 3
Grp1 Moto-RallyGrp1 Moto-RallyGrp2 Moto EnduroGrp3 QuadAdventure Trophy Grp1+3SSV
April 9-13BP Ultimate Portugal Rally (POR)XXXXXX
June 7-13Rally Kazakhstan (KAZ)XXXXX
July 1-11Silkway Rally (RUS)XXXXX
August 13-22Rally do Sertoes (BRA)XXXXX
October 8-13Rallye du Maroc (MAR)XXXXXX
November 6-12Abu Dhabi Desert Challenge (UAE)XXXXXX

2021 AMA Supercross calendar

2021 AMA Supercross Calendar
Round 1Houston, TexasEastNRG StadiumSat, January 16
Round 2Houston, TexasEastNRG StadiumTues, January 19
Round 3Houston, TexasEastNRG StadiumSat, January 23
Round 4Indianapolis, IndianaEastLucas Oil StadiumSat, January 30
Round 5Indianapolis, IndianaEastLucas Oil StadiumTues, February 2
Round 6Indianapolis, IndianaEastLucas Oil StadiumSat, February 6
Round 7Orlando, FloridaEastCamping World StadiumSat, February 13
Round 8Orlando, FloridaWestCamping World StadiumSat, February 20
Round 9Daytona Beach, FloridaWestDaytona Int. SpeedwaySat, March 6
Round 10Arlington, TexasWestAT&T StadiumSat, March 13
Round 11Arlington, TexasWestAT&T StadiumTues, March 16
Round 12Arlington, TexasWestAT&T StadiumSat, March 20
Round 13Atlanta, GeorgiaWestAtlanta Motor SpeedwaySat, April 10
Round 14Atlanta, GeorgiaWestAtlanta Motor SpeedwayTues, April 13
Round 15Atlanta, GeorgiaWestAtlanta Motor SpeedwaySat, April 17
Round 16Salt Lake City, UtahEastRice-Eccles StadiumSat, April 24
Round 17Salt Lake City, UtahW/ERice-Eccles StadiumSat, May 1

2021 GNCC

RoundDateEvent NameCity, StateMicro/eMTB
Rnd 1Feb 20-21Big BuckUnion, SCMicro
Rnd 2Mar 6-7Wild BoarPalatka, FLMicro
Rnd 3Mar 13-14The GeneralWashington, GAMicro/eMTB
Rnd 4Mar 27-28Camp Coker BulletSociety Hill, SCMicro
Rnd 5Apr 17-18Tiger RunUnion, SCMicro/eMTB
Rnd 6May 1-2HoosierCrawfordsville, INMicro/eMTB
Rnd 7May 22-23The John PentonMillfield, OHMicro/eMTB
Rnd 8Jun 5-6Mason-DixonMount Morris, PAMicro/eMTB
Rnd 9Jun 26-27SnowshoeSnowshoe, WVeMTB
RainJul 10-11RAIN DATE––
–Jul-31Loretta Lynn eMTBHurricane Mills, TNeMTB
Rnd 10Sep 11-12The MountaineerBeckley, WVMicro/eMTB
Rnd 11Sep 25-26Burr OakMillfield, OHMicro
Rnd 12Oct 9-10Buckwheat 100Newburg, WVMicro
Rnd 13Oct 23-24IronmanCrawfordsville, INMicro
RainNov 13-14RAIN DATE––

2021 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship

RoundDateRacewayLocation
Round 1May 29Fox Raceway NationalPala, CA
Round 2June 5Thunder Valley NationalLakewood, CO
Round 3June 19High Point NationalMt Morris, PA
Round 4June 26Southwick NationalSouthwick, MA
Round 5July 3Redbud NationalBuchanan, MI
Round 6July 17Spring Creek NationalMillville, MN
Round 7July 24Washougal NationalWashougal, WA
Round 8August 14Unadilla NationalNew Berlin, MY
Round 9August 21Budds Creek NationalMechanicsville, MD
Round 10August 28Ironman NationalCrawfordsville, IN
Round 11September 4Pala NationalPala, CA
Round 12September 11Hangtown NationalSacremento, CA

2021 Progressive American Flat Track calendar

RoundDateEventLocation
Rnd 1March 12Volusia Half-Mile IVolusia Speedway, Barberville, FL
Rnd 2March 13Volusia Half-Mile IIVolusia Speedway, Barberville, FL
Rnd 3May 1Atlanta Super TTAtlanta Motor Speedway, Hampton, GA
Rnd 4May 22Texas Half-MileTexas Motor Speedway, Fort Worth, TX
Rnd 5May 29Chicago Half-MileDirt Oval Route 66, Joliet, IL
Rnd 6June 18OKC Mile IRemington Park, Oklahoma City, OK
Rnd 7June 19OKC Mile IIRemington Park, Oklahoma City, OK
Rnd 8June 26Lima Half-MileAllen County Fairgrounds, Lima, OH
Rnd 9July 17DuQuoin MileDuQuoin Fairgrounds, DuQuoin, IL
Rnd 10July 24Port Royal Half-MilePort Royal Speedway, Port Royal, PA
Rnd 11August 14New York Short TrackWeedsport Speedway, Weedsport, NY
Rnd 12August 21Peoria TTPeoria Motorcycle Club, Peoria, IL
Rnd 13September 4Springfield Mile IIllinois State Fairgrounds, Springfield, IL
Rnd 14September 5Springfield Mile IIIllinois State Fairgrounds, Springfield, IL
Rnd 15September TBDTBADoubleheader I, California
Rnd 16September TBDTBADoubleheader II, California
Rnd 17October 8Charlotte Half-MileCharlotte Motor Speedway, Concord, NC

2021 New Zealand Motocross Championship

RoundLocationDate
Round OneWoodville Grand Prix31st January, 2021  
Round TwoRotorua21st February, 2021
Round ThreeHawkes Bay20th March, 2021
Round FourTaupo28th March, 2021

FIM Bajas World Cup 2021 (Provisional)

DateRoundLocationNation
18-20 FebDubai Intl BajaDubaiUAE
18-20 MarJordan BajaAqabaJordan
8-10 AprQatar Int BajaDohaQatar
28-30 MayBaja do PinahlSertaPortugal
17-19 JunBaja Jalapao 500TeruelSpain
23-25 JulBaja AragonTeruelSpain
5-8 AugHungarian BajaVarpalotaHungary
29 Aug-1 SepAtacama Baja 1CopiapoChile
2-4 SepAtacama Baja 2CopiapoChile
28-30 OctBaja PortalegrePortalegrePortugal

2021 Provisional Australian Supercross dates

  • 25 September – Further information TBA
  • 9 October – Further information TBA
  • 16 October – Further information TBA
  • 23 October – Further information TBA
  • 30 October – Further information TBA
  • 6 November – Further information TBA
  • 20 November – Further information TBA
  • 27 November – Further information TBA

2021 Australian Four Day Enduro (A4DE)
May 19-22 – Harvey, WA

2021 Enduro Australian Three Day Vintage Enduro (A3VE)
7-9 May – Blackwood, VIC

2021 Finke Desert Race
11-14 June – Northern Territory

2021 Hattah Desert Race
3-4 July – Hattah, Victoria

2021 Motocross Australian Classic Motocross Championship
9-11 July – Nowra, NSW

2021 Motocross Australian Post Classic Motocross
16-18 July – Nowra, NSW

2021 International Six Day Enduro (ISDE)
30 August – 4 September – Italy

U.S. AMA West ISDE Qualifier Series

  • March 20-21: Red Mountain, Calif., Desert MC and Prospectors MC, AMA District 37 Sprint Enduro
  • April 17-18: Campwood, Ariz., Arizona Trail Riders, AMA AMRA
  • May 22-23: Craig, Colo., Enduro Colorado, AMA RMEC

U.S. AMA East ISDE Qualifier Series

  • May 1-2: Battle Creek Mich., BCMC, AMA Michigan Sprint Enduro
  • May 7-8: Plantersville, Ala., Southern Enduro Riders Association
  • May 29-30: Glen Daniel, W. Va., AMA Full Gas Sprint Enduro
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