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  • How Matt Smith Closed Point Deficit to 44 Points Heading Into Budds Creek

    Pro Stock Motorcycle’s Matt Smith rolled to his second straight victory, defeating his wife Angie Smith in the final round on Sunday to close out the 26th annual Gerber Collision & Glass Route 66 NHRA Nationals presented by PEAK at Route 66 Raceway. Smith continued his hot streak on defeating his wife Angie when her…

  • Dystany Spurlock Eyes Historic NASCAR Truck Series Start at Dover Motor Speedway

    Dystany Spurlock is ready to get back to work. Moving on from a frustrating weekend at Watkins Glen, Spurlock has entered the NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series ECOSAVE 200 at Dover Motor Speedway on Friday, where she’s set to pilot the No. 69 Foxxtecca Ford for MBM Motorsports and Garage 66. The 200-lap event at the…

  • How Ken Roczen Won the 2026 Supercross Title

    he final round of the 2026 Monster Energy AMA Supercross season will go down in history as one of the most emotional and memorable title fights the sport has ever seen. Ken Roczen entered Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City holding the championship points lead, with the red plate mounted to his Suzuki RM-Z450 heading…

  • Dystany Spurlock Continues NASCAR Pursuit Despite Challenging Watkins Glen Weekend

    It wasn’t the outcome Dystany Spurlock and her team wanted, but today’s ambitious doubleheader effort at Watkins Glen International still provided valuable experience and another important step forward in her racing career. Spurlock competed in the ARCA Menards Series General Tire 100 while also attempting to qualify for the NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series Bully Hill…

  • She Put 142K Miles on Her Suzuki Hayabusa!

    It’s Bike Night at Brickhouse Tavern + Tap in Tampa Bay, Florida and we go behind the scenes to see what the next generation of motorcycle riders are into. From a whole host of new female motorcycle riders, to one particular female “Iron Butt” Suzuki sport bike rider who put an uncanny 142,000 on a…

  • Starting Up Some of the World’s Coolest and Rarest Vintage Motorcycles

    We head to Southern California where we find and start some of the world’s rarest and most valuable vintage motorcycles including a 1973 Kawasaki Z1 900, a 1978 Kawasaki Z1R TC Turbo bike, perhaps the rarest two stroke triple ever, the 1972 Kawasaki H1 500a, a 1973 Kawasaki S2 350, an ultra rare 1969 Honda…

  • Ken Roczen Realizes Dream by Winning 2026 Supercross Championship

    The first half of the 2026 Monster Energy SMX World Championship drew to a close in dramatic fashion in the “Crossroads of the West” as the 17th and final race of a historic Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship concluded in front of a capacity crowd inside Rice-Eccles Stadium. A single point separated Progressive Insurance Cycle…

  • How He Helped Save The Sport and Lived a Dream

    We head to Denver Supercross to meet privateer riders Cater Malcolm and Todd Banister who are longtime motorcoss racers living a dream on the grand stage of Supermotocross. Cycledrag’s Jack Korpela also catches up with Supercross director of PR Sean Brennen who helps tell Carter’s amazing story of how he helped saved the sport and…

  • Remembering Drag Bike Legend Tommy “Tombo” Bolton (1959-2026)

    On April 25, 2026 motorcycle drag racing lost a legendary rider, builder and tuner when Tommy “Tombo” Bolton succumbed to his battle with leukemia. Bolton resided in Choctaw, Oklahoma and built a strong racing legacy there in addition to his roots in Southern California. Bolton accomplished a great a deal throughout his impressive career. Tombo…

  • Haiden Deegan Shows Us He’s Ready for a 450

    It’s the penultimate round of the Supercross championship from Denver, Co and we catch up with “DangerBoy” Haiden Deegan who locked up the 250 title and now looks to the 450s, hometown hero Eli Tomac who is returning from injury and defending Supercross champion Cooper Webb as the field turns their attention to an epic…

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