GoPro Onboard w/ Cianciarulo, Craig, & A. Martin at Thunder Valley Mx National 2020

The 2020 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Series is coming to an end with 450 Rookie & GoPro Athlete Adam Cianciarulo giving it everything he has to win the 450 MX Championship in his first attempt over veteran, and tough as nails bad ass, Zach Osborne.

They once again put on quite the show in 450 Moto 2

You Can See The Green Of AC’s Handguard Left a Mark On Sextons Jersey on the Start.

Christian Craig had the best ride of his Mx season filling for Roczen over at Factory Honda with a solid 4th in Moto 2. Which can been seen from his GoPro POV right here.

CC is so smooth it APPEARS he’s going slow…

Alex Martin & his “Troll Train” have been solid this outdoor Mx season but his mediocre starts really hurt him at Thunder Valley. Still far enough up front to show us how the 250 boys go for it though!

AMart & Osborne are proof you can be 30 and worthy in MX!

Catching Up w/ Mike Alessi | Brought to You by Leatt Protectives

I recently caught up with Mike Alessi for Leatt Protectives to get his thoughts on hanging out with & battling old rival Ryan Villopoto, what he’s been up to since Moto Fite Klub, what its like being a Dad, and what keeps him coming back to riding Dirt-Bikes. Be sure to check out Leatt.com for all their amazing Moto & MTB Products!

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Sounds Like Mike is Living His Best Life!

Go Onboard With Mike Around Glen Helen

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See what it’s like to hold a finely tuned 125cc 2-Stroke wide open up and down the hills of Glen Helen Raceway with @mikealessi_800 as he chases his teammate @vincefriese in preparation for this weekends 2-Stroke National ✊🏼 #LeattFamily #Moto #2Stroke #GoPro

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Springcreek Mx National GoPro Onboard w/ Cianciarulo, Craig, and A. Martin

After a rainy and super muddy race last year (which usually makes for zero usable footage) at Millville I was excited for this years stop at the iconic race track which had zero rain in the forecast and was calling for temperatures in the 70’s.

GoPro Athlete Adam Cianciarulo dominated the Premiere Class with holeshots in both motos that led to a 1-1 sweep. That’s one way to back up his 1-3 for 1st overall at the previous round in Michigan.

Christian Craig battled with bad starts both motos but was able to push through the field for some solid finishes. Here in Moto 1 he chased defending Mx Champ Eli Tomac through the pack.

The “Troll Train” of Alex Martin had to be excited to make a stop at the track his family has owned and operated for many years. Has to be a cool feeling to race a Mx national in the yard you grew up playing in.

He gets off to a good start and battles with his brother Jeremy & Dylan Ferrandis early who are both battling each other for this 2020 250 Motocross Championship.

Up Next: WW Ranch National in Florida.

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AC is Really Starting To Look At Home on His 450

Ever Wonder What it’s Like to Start Mid Pack in a Pro Mx 450 Moto?

The Troll Train Just Keeps on Chuggin’.

GoPro: Adam Cianciarulo – 2020 Loretta Lynn’s National – Moto 2

After many cancellations, delays, & schedule changes, The 2020 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship finally kicked off this past weekend at Country Singer Loretta Lynn’s “Dude Ranch” in Hurricane Mills Tennessee. Loretta’s is also home to the Nations largest Amateur Motocross race held every summer.

A race that I attended many times with my family chasing my Motocross dreams.

This time I was there to do my usual thing for GoPro and it was awesome to be at The Ranch “pushing all the boys buttons”.

Alright enough of me, go onboard with one of the sports most exciting riders to watch, Adam Cianciarulo during Moto 2. – Jarred Browne

AC has No Issue with Twisting the Throttle…

Jake Weimer’s Camp 12

Since retiring from the racing world my dude Jake Weimer has started his own 3 day Moto Camp in his home state of Idaho, with 2020 marking the 3 year anniversary of the event with @rmxseries starting July 7th and ending on the 9th.

I had the honor of being alongside Jake & Broc Tickle to help coach the 40+ riders of all ages and even had a little time to grab some footage to put together this video 🤘🏼

Hope everyone had as good of a time as we did and learned a lot from each of us!

Until next year 👊🏼

Throwback: In The Moment w/ Leatt Protectives Cole Martinez (ATL SX 2018)

I’ll be heading to Atlanta tomorrow for round 9 of the 2020 Monster Energy Supercross Series to do my thing for GoPro and Leatt Protectives so let’s take another trip down memory lane with this video I put together 2 years ago from ATL SX with at the time, Leatt’s Cole Martinez.

This video really shows off the Privateer’s journey and what it takes for some of these guys to make it race to race. Enjoy.

Cole is a good and fun dude to be around!

Leatt Protectives Presents: In The Moment w/ Lorenzo Locurcio (Tampa SX 2018)

Check out this video I did 2 years ago at the Tampa Bay Supercross with at the time, Leatt Protectives Athlete Lorenzo Locurcio.

Looking forward to flying to Tampa today for this years race!

The Venezuela Transplant is One of The Nicest Riders in The Pits.

#tbt HomeTown Moto Session w/ Joey Mac & Adron75

Little cruise around the hood a couple years ago with @therealjoeymac & Adrian Feliciano

Still Amazes Me That This Is how I grew Up.

Throwback: Leatt Protectives Presents – In The Moment W/ KTM JR. Challenge Racer, Aidan Zingg

In honor of the Monster Energy Supercross making its stop at Petco Park this Saturday for round #6 of the 2020 season, I decided it’s a good time to reshare this heart warming video I did 2 years ago for Leatt Protectives on KTM JR. Supercross Challenge Racer, Aidan Zingg.

Brings back a lot of memories that I have from racing with my own Pops!

Aidan and his Dad were super cool to work with on this.

ThrowBack: 2011 Monster Energy Supercross Press Day Video By GoPro Featuring Weston Peick, Austin Stroupe, And Jarred Browne

With me hopping on an airplane tomorrow night to head to Oakland for round #5 of the 2020 Monster Energy Supercross Series to do my usual thing for GoPro, it got me thinking about the past times I’ve been there on two wheels myself.

In 2011 I was riding for the Rock River Yamaha Team for the 1st of 2 years and got the call to ride press day a couple days before the race.

This was my 2nd year rocking a GoPro whenever they asked me to. I was blown away the first time I rode my personal Sx track in 2010 wearing one and saw how the footage looked. So anytime they asked if I wanted to race with one I was fully down. It’s paid off!

With GoPro HQ being not too far from Oakland some of the boys were on hand to shoot and edit a really cool video with Myself opening it up, followed by Weston Peick, & Austin Stroupe.

As far as the race goes, I was 16th fastest in the 450 class after session 1 but did a classic head plant in the larger than normal whoops (which were my strong point with being 6 foot 3 inches) and my head was ringing too much to line up that night.

But hey! At least there’s a cool video from press day.

It still amazes me the life a dirt bike has provided for me.