Jason Anderson passes his old rival Cole Seely at Anaheim for his first career 450 class win.
Ever wondered how much the winner of a Supercross main event takes home? What about the guy in twenty-second place? Well, here are your answers. The entire purse breakdown for each round of the 2016 Monster Energy Supercross series is listed as part of the AMA rulebook online, with the money being split between the two classes. As one would expect the 450 class receives most of the $121,080 sum of money, with a feature win resulting in a $12,000 award. The winner of a 250 main event, meanwhile gets $3350.
Now, this isn’t the only money one gets for a night of work. There are various bonuses paid out to top finishers from … More
MTB industry in Russia goes by its own, strange way. It has begun dying even before it was truly born. All-season infrastructure for training, regular competitions, full sponsorship contracts — none of it is about Russia. Because of that, even the most talented guys are betting their lives on something else: to live by riding there is impossible. For 5 years we’ve been accumulating anger and rage to make this film. We gathered everyone together to show a big shiny ass to the current circumstances, which almost broken us down. And we give you a chance to appreciate whether we could do it or not! This is completely non-commercial film, made with the passion of participants to bring new life into this miscarriage industry in Russia! Hope you’ll get glued to the screen and would like to see more.