Motocross Mania

Welcome to the Weekly Dirt, the place to go each week to feed your off-road habit. This week, we start in Oakland, California, where James Stewart made a huge statement by taking his first Supercross win of the year. Then we travel all the way across the country to Sumter, South Carolina, where the national enduro series kicked off in a big way. So get your ticket punched and hold on.

Photo Gallery: The Weekly Dirt: February 1, 2012 – Dirt Rider Magazine

Here’s a piece from What Really Happened by Scott Hoffman:

Photo Gallery: What Really Happened at Oakland Supercross 2012 – Dirt Rider Magazine

There’s really just one update left about my Dakar Racing experience, but it’s a biggy- I finished the 2012 Dakar!

Photo Gallery: Mission Accomplished: Ned Suesse’s Dakar Rally Update – Dirt Rider Magazine

Welcome to the Weekly Dirt, the place to go each week to get your off-road fix. With three Supercross rounds in the books, it’s starting to look like we’ve got a race on our hands. Three winners in three rounds is a great sign, not to mention three bike manufacturers on top of the podium as well: Kawasaki, KTM and now Honda. In the meantime, off-road racing kicked off this week, as well, with Hare Scrambles in the east and Hare and Hound in the west. Meanwhile, the opening round of the Rekluse/AMA National Enduro series is this coming Sunday in Sumter, South Carolina. So get ready for the Dirt, there’s a lot to cover.

Photo Gallery: The Weekly Dirt: January 25, 2012 – Dirt Rider Magazine

Photo Gallery: The Weekly Dirt: January 25, 2012 – Dirt Rider Magazine

So here we go again, the 2012 Extreme Enduro season kicked off with the Tough One in the UK. Where exactly in the UK? Let’s just say about 70 miles southwest of Manchester. The name of the place is sort of unpronouncable for anybody living more than 200 miles away: Nantmawr Quarry.

Photo Gallery: Tough One – Extreme Enduro – Dirt Rider Magazine

Photo Gallery: Tough One – Extreme Enduro – Dirt Rider Magazine