Monster Cup! Hahaha, nothing else needs to be said!

Ok well maybe a little bit more but man how much have we all missed Supercross. It's always a little bittersweet as now we have the long wait again until the 2019 Supercross season kicks off but let's not think about that right now. I have for you all the three Cup Class races from last nights event and man i can't wait to get stuck right in to these!

Remember, if a rider wins all three races there is a cool $1,000,000 up for grabs! Only two people have ever done it and they are both in this race! Also, as if offering $1,000,000 to the rider who wins all three races wasn't enough, this year they are also matching that to one lucky fan if the rider does it! That means they would both get a cool $1,000,000 each! How about that for pressure on the rider haha.

So Grab a coffee, beer or what ever you like and enjoy these vids guys! :)

Drop the gate!

Monster Energy Cup 2018 - Cup Class - Race 1

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Monster Energy Cup 2018 - Cup Class - Race 2

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Monster Energy Cup 2018 - Cup Class - Race 3

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Amateur All Stars & Super Mini

It's a treat for you today guys as i also have both races from last weekends Super Mini and All stars classes from the Monster Energy cup!

The Super Mini class was born at the event in 2011 and a certain Adam Cianciarulo was the first winner beating Cooper Webb to the title. Fast forward to now and both are well into their Pro Careers and a new generation of riders are coming though. It's not going to be easy for these kids though as the Super Mini class is open for riders 15 and under and they can only ride 85cc 2-Strokes and 150cc 4-Strokes which means they have nowhere near the power of the larger bikes but they have tons of courage!

We also have the Amateur All stars class which is the guys who are looking to turn pro and make a name for themselves in the Supercross world. These guys are young, fast and hungry for more so expect nothing but drama and non stop action from these guys. They have factory parts and sponsorship deals with big brands, these guys really are the next wave of talent and this is the final pinch point of their long journey on the way to professional Supercross.