Canadian Winter Training Tip By Billy Rainford Posted this up on our Instagram page. It can get pretty difficult to stay motivated to get the training in as the weather turns cold and daylight is at a premium during a Canadian winter. This workout was fun and allowed me to catch some downhill skiing action in. 140kph in Italy!
By Billy Rainford Hello and welcome to Monday Morning Coffee #1 of 2021. Happy New Year. I’d like to say, “Let’s all just forget about what happened in 2020,” but I don’t think we should put that much pressure on the New Year. It’s a big ask to have things immediately go back to normal. It’s just not going to happen. It was a very strange year for us, wasn’t
“People’s Choice Canadian Pro Rider of the Year.” | Vote Now By Billy Rainford As we get closer to presenting our annual DMX Awards – The DMXies – we wanted to get your input, so we’re adding the “People’s Choice Canadian Pro Rider of the Year.“ We’ll let you choose your rider and we’ll tabulate the votes and present the People’s Choice award when we present the rest of the
Team PRMX Supercross | Josh Cartwright Injured/Ludovic Macler to Fill In By Billy Rainford With the recent injury and subsequent ankle surgery to PRMX Wossner Deep South Kawasaki Supercross team rider Josh Cartwright, Julien Perrier has signed Ludovic Macler to fill in for Josh in the 450 class until his return. Here’s their post from Instagram: This additional message was posted on Ludovic’s website: lmx952.fr The day after Christmas, it
The Story Behind the Photo | 1985 Hully Gully Newsletter By Billy Rainford Besides good looks, charm, and a dashing personalty, motocrossers all share another more unfortunate thing in common – we’ve all pretty much missed one season’s racing due to injury. It’s a sad but very real part of the sport we’ve all chosen. I’m not even sure why my name pops up in this little Hully Gully Newsletter
Podcast | Top Canadian Amateur Living in Colorado, Connor Stevenson By Billy Rainford Canadian-living-in-Colorado #11 Connor Stevenson is a fast 16-year-old rider who is quickly making a name for himself in the Centennial State’s amateur motocross scene. The 6’4″ teen is currently training in Oklahoma with Robbie Smith getting ready to race the Kicker Arenacross series. We grabbed his father, Craig Stevenson, and him for a podcast interview on New Year’s