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DMX Stories | Tales from the Vault | Mark Perrin Races in Edmonton By Billy Rainford By Billy Rainford Back in 2009, I agreed to the very lofty goal of driving across the country in a 1989 Buick Electra Estate Wagon that Darren “Pillow” Pilling had purchased for either this project in particular or for some other reason as yet unknown to me. The goal of this project was to
Video | Lost and Found | Bobby Kiniry Talks about His First Year Racing a Yamaha in 2012 | Yamaha Motor Canada By Billy Rainford Kyle Carruthers talks with Bobby Kiniry about his upcoming first year racing a Yamaha in the 2012 Canadian Motocross season and about being on the Rockstar OTSFF Yamaha team during the 2012 Yamaha Motor Canada Ride Day at Motopark.
Frid’Eh Update #52 | Blake Osatchuk Interview | Presented by Yamaha Motor Canada By Billy Rainford Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to everyone out there. It’s Week #52 for the DMX Frid’Eh Update Presented by Yamaha Motor Canada. As you can probably guess, we’re going to keep this one short. It’s Christmas Day and I wasn’t going to bother anyone today or this past week. Fortunately, #52 Blake Osatchuk was
Podcast | #409 Brennan Schofield Talks about Racing the 2020 Mini O’s and the Arizona Open By Billy Rainford #409 Brennan Schofield is from Falmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada and just drove all the way from the Mini O’s in Florida to the Arizona Open in Arizona with his parents to race two big American amateur events. We grabbed him for a talk about the racing as he was approaching Memphis,
Frid’Eh Update #49 | Travis Delnicki | Presented by Yamaha Motor Canada By Billy Rainford Welcome to Week #49 of the DMX Frid’Eh Update this week presented by Yamaha Motor Canada. For 2020, #49 went to Connecticut racer, Travis Delnicki. Travis came up to Canada for the first time back in 2019 and earned himself the number. This doesn’t happen very often these days, but this will be the first
Frid’Eh Update #48 | Chris Fortier | Presented by Yamaha Motor Canada By Billy Rainford As I sit here typing and watching the 2020 Mini O’s live broadcast on Racer TV, our new 8 X 12 shed has been delivered and is now resting beautifully in our back yard. You know you’re getting old when a new shed gives you more joy than just about anything you can remember in
Manluk Racing Owner Frank Luebke Talks about Joining Rock River Merge Racing By Billy Rainford We speak with Manluk Racing owner Frank Luebke after the announcement that his team is joining forces with Rock River and Merge Racing for the 2021 Monster Energy AMA Supercross and Lucas Oil Pro Motocross seasons. The team will also continue it’s efforts north of the border in Canada, too. iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/frank-luebke-talks-about-newly-formed-manluk-rock-river/id1499153886?i=1000499651330 Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/show/direct-motocross/episode/frank-luebke-talks-about-the-newly-formed-manluk-rock-river-merge-racing-motocross-team-79586375
Frid’Eh Update #47 | JC Bujold | Presented by Yamaha Motor Canada By Billy Rainford Welcome to Week #47 of the DMX Frid’Eh Update this week presented by Yamaha Motor Canada. We’re enjoying some rare mid-November warm weather in southwestern Ontario right now. In fact, it hit 18C here today and so we loaded up the DMX Van and headed over to Gopher Dunes to join a pretty good group
Frid’Eh Update #46 | Marco Cannella | Presented by Yamaha Motor Canada By Billy Rainford Welcome to Week #46 of the DMX Frid’Eh Update Presented by Yamaha Motor Canada. I’ve been out in Kamloops, BC for the week between the final two weekends of Future West Moto Arenacross racing out here…but more on that later. It’s currently snowing pretty hard here and I’m actually glad I don’t have to be
Photo Report | Who’s Leading Each Amateur Class Heading into Final AX Weekend? | Yamaha Motor Canada Photos and Captions by Billy Rainford With a full schedule of amateur racing, the days have been packed at each round of the 2020 Future West Moto Canadian Arenacross Championships. Judging from some of the high quality racing, I’d say the sport is in good hands for the future. We’ve got just one