Best 2013 Crash Compilation

This short video has been put together to show the craziest and most insane mtoocross crashes of 2013. Look out for the last crash, INSANE!

Gnarliest Motocross crash (short video MUST SEE)

For this group of friends, it was a normal day of racing but one mistake led everyone straight to the HOSPITAL. A motocross crash is no joke at all. From broken femurs to death, motocross can be considered one of the most dangerous sports the world has. It just takes one misplaced rock or one bad shift. I present you one of the GNARLIEST and CRAZIEST crashes motocross has had and will have. Prepare yourself to see something never before seen, something that will blow you out of this world. I like to call this video the  ''When everything goes absolutely wrong'' video. Buckle up for serious disbelief and probably a small laughter.



Check this video out.

YZ 2014 YAMAHA

Back in 2001, Yamaha introduced a bike that changed modern motocross racing before our eyes. The YZ250F quickly rose to the top of professional racing. Other manufacturers were forced to catch-up while Yamaha enjoyed having a superior bike. Yamaha remained the only manufacturer without a fuel injected 250. 

The term “all-new” is often times used loosely, but in Yamaha’s case, it’s easier to point out the few parts they carried over from 2013 rather than review the many changes made to the 2014 model. It’s literally an all-new bike. The chassis, cylinder, transmission, clutch, intake, exhaust, gas tank, handlebar mounts...

Many of the characteristics from the YZ450F carried over to the 250.  Their goal—and also the recent trend with other manufacturers—is to improve mass centralization, which aims to improve overall handling.

The suspension changes to the 2014 model weren’t as drastic as most of the changes to the bike, which may have led to a more familiar feeling in the way it handle. Yamaha hasn’t claimed a 250 title here in the U.S. since Jason Lawrence won the 2008 Supercross West Region. 

Encouraging Physically Challenged.

To my knowledge motocross is one of the most physical demanding sports in the world. Motocross contains essential elements that create an entertaining and breath taking environment. Motocross is extremely exciting to watch and to see. In a motocross race, anything and everyhting is possible. You can see crashes that can end the riders career and the most unfortunate can win. Motocross can be considered to be an emotional sport since any little mistake can cause you to lose everything. Some were not fortunate enougg to continue racing after a tremendous crash. There are many physically challenged riders who ride extremely fast. This riders should be taken into consideration and not as a joke. Technology has made it possible for handicapped people to actually race. Many of this riders used to race before and due to their love for the sport, they want to continue racing. It is not a passion where you just enjoy watching but you live the moment. Many People refer to motocross as, ''Motocross is my life''. The following clip shows a rider (Darius Glover) who used to race and suffered an injury who led him to be paralytic. This didnt stop him from racing and he wants a title. He trains on a daily basis and he rides really fast. Take a look.

One of the most inspiring videos I have ever seen. MUST WATCH!

I am going to show you a gallery of how passionate people can be about motocross. You will see the true fanatics of the sport. 

                                               So, what is your excuse for not training?

America's Racing

America's motocross racing has massively evolved ever since it came to the States around 1960's. Before it came to the US, it was an exclusively European sport, raced by riders who were mostly from Europe. Now days, motocross has become an extremely popular sport all around the world. The hardest motocross championship lies in the US and it is called Lucas Oil Motocross Championship. This championship is considered to be outrageously difficult due to the high competition level with riders all around the name. You will hear names like the 5 time champion Ryan Villopoto or Justin Barcia. Riders who are crowned champions in Europe usually come to the US to try and win a championship but few have succeeded. Hot temperatures passing 100 degrees have made the sport more physically demanding and harder to race. The motocross industry has grown tremendously throughout the decade. You will see big sponsors like Red Bull or Monster who are heavily involved in the sport. Motocross in America is getting more competitive as the years go. 

A gallery of what the sport looks like and how hard it can get.

Raining Champ Ryan Villopoto #1

Crashing is part of the sport.

Sometimes the bike doesn't cooperate.

Passing sometimes involves physicall contact.

Eli Tomac after an exhausting 35 minute moto.