For many reasons, I imagine Saturday night felt good for Jett and his inner circle.

Here's hoping we can get this kind of speed out of Tomac all season.

Even with the speedbump, Sexton broke back away from Ken Roczen in no time and made things a formality over the final 10 minutes.

I was very impressed at times with Red Bull KTM's Julien Beaumer; you saw glimpses of what could be coming down the road with him.

The way he rallied after that mistake out in front, only to get back out front and shut down a Tomac heater, was unimaginably impressive.

Only four days separate us from the start of the second running of the SuperMotocross Playoffs. Starting once again at ZMax Dragway in...

I can't remember the last time you could call a Moto over quicker than Moto 2 yesterday with Sexton.

Sexton was flawless after some relatively fine starts and, surprisingly, pulled some massive gaps on Hunter Lawrence once he made...

Winning in a big spot is one thing, but turning a seven-second lead on lap 10 to an over 21-second win six laps later is one hell of a...

Seeing how drastically different this win at Southwick was compared to last year is a massive credit to Jett.

After a singular week off, it's out with Supercross and in with the 2024 rendition of the Great Outdoors, which starts once again in Pala.

Another good outing by Jett wouldn't completely slam the door shut going into SLC, but it'd be close enough at this stage of things.

That may have been one of the best flag-to-flag Supercross races of the last decade.

I leave for one (1) week, and we have guys suffering catastrophic wardrobe malfunctions on national television, half the 250 field went...

This first Triple Crown Supercross round couldn't be coming at a better or worse time, depending on who you are, for the 250 West group.

The bigger news involves Jett Lawrence, who during press day riding on Friday, had a get-off and hurt his thumb in said crash.

The inclement weather would be a big early test for point leaders Jett Lawrence and R.J. Hampshire.

While we aren't getting Shimoda vs. Deegan full-time until the summer, this class still boasts some elite talent.

Both Lawrence Brothers are on 450s now, Chase Sexton leading the Factory KTM charge, and Eli Tomac is back for what might be his last rodeo.

Well, that was one hell of a night in Los Angeles, California.