Brett Metcalfe blitzed his was to his second consecutive MX1 clean sweep of the season to convincingly win Round 3 of the Monster Energy Motocross Nationals at Wild Rose MX Park in Calgary, AB on Sunday. 

Hangout with Wil Hahn and hear Kevin Windham ask all the questions you always wanted to.

After Nanaimo, I spent a fantastic week of trail riding (AKA bush whacking, getting whipped by trees, crushing my pipe, and dragging my bike up gnarly hills) in the Kamloops area.  It was probably the best ride I have had this season thus far.  After such a week I had my bike set up great for some offroad racing; then headed to Whispering Pines for some moto! FYI my offroad FMF exhaust passed with a 89 decibel reading.  This is where the saying "Silent..but deadly" comes from right?

The life of a factory motocross mechanic is not an easy one. Factory motocross bikes are worth well over a hundred thousand dollars and require the upmost in care and maintenance. Follow Lee McCollum and Rene Zapata as they tear down and rebuild James Stewart's Factory Yoshimura Suzuki RM-Z450.

GEICO Honda supercross/motocross team rider Wil Hahn will be taking part in a Google+ Hangout on Air that will be hosted by legendary GEICO rider Kevin Windham. GEICO has teamed up with Google to sponsor the #Hahngout (Hahn + Hangout) where host Kevin Windham will be asking Wil questions about his life on-and-off the racetrack. The live recording will take place next Thursday on June 13^that 3pm EST, lasting about one hour. Here is the link to the event page: https://plus.google.com/u/0/events/cuie14nvjov37gfm626v1faluco

The final 2 rounds of the Motopark Cup take place Canada day weekend June 29 & 30.

May has wrapped up as a successful month with lots of leisure riding and private training sessions happening!  Now moving along into June, we have some more upcoming events with a Poker Run this Sunday, June 9 (see details below), followed by a TVR Club Race on Sunday, June 16  www.tvrmx.com & then CMX will be hosting their Club Race here on Saturday, June 22 www.cmxracing.ca

Cole Seely and Malcolm Stewart went to Muddy Creek Raceway in Tennessee looking to find the podium. While they didn’t quite reach their goals they are both still healthy and learning every week. What they learned in Bristol was that they need to stay off the ground and they need to get better starts.