Getting more out of Practice
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Source: http://www.mxtrainingblog.com/riding-techniques/getting-more-out-of-practice/
Feld Motor Sports® announced today that GEICO Honda's Wil Hahn, of Decatur, Texas, will compete in the inaugural Monster Energy Cup at Las Vegas' Sam Boyd Stadium on October 15.

Hahn, 21, missed most of the 2011 supercross season with injuries and looks forward to racing in the open class with the world's best riders. As a Lites class rider, Hahn isn't intimidated about racing against top racers, such as James Stewart and Chad Reed.
Source: http://www.supercross.com/news/wil-hahn-to-race-the-inaugural-monster-energy-cup
In only her second season as a professional Motocross racer, Jackie Ives is currently sitting in 16th position for the WMX point standings through the first four rounds of the 2010 AMA Woman's Motocross Championship Series.

Jackie Ives (17) cheezing on the line at Thunder Valley
You might think 'How cool is it to be racing professional motocross all over the USA!' But it's a lot harder and a lot more work than you might think! Not all racers get the big bucks and the factory rides like James Stewart, Ryan Dungey, and Chad Reed. As a matter of fact, most of the woman racers in the USA have to work quite hard during the week just to make it to the race track!
Source: http://www.supercross.com/mxgirls-feature/wmx-rider-insight-jackie-ives
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Source: http://www.superfreestylemotocross.com/blog/travis-pastrani-engaged/
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Rockstar Energy Suzuki World MX 1 rider Steve Ramon has begun the long road to recovery after his serious crash at Lommel during qualification for the Grand Prix of Limburg last Saturday.
The former World MX Champion was moved out of intensive care at a hospital in Genk (Ziekenhuis Oost-Limburg) and transferred to a facility close to his home in Eeklo (AZ Alma) on Monday."Steve suffered a contusion of the spine and when the muscles began to ease he could regain feeling and move his legs. He can now sit-up and has begun the first steps of a 10-15-point plan," said Dr. Sam Vermeire."There is a long way to go and we hope soon he will be able to take his first steps," Dr. Vermeire continued. "When he can start to make 'transfers' such as moving from the bed, getting up to walk across the room, sitting down and-so-on, then he will be able to leave the hospital and go home to begin his rehab and physio from there."In four-to-six weeks we will know a lot more about his recovery and options for his career in the future," he added. "It could be three-to-five months before there is a full recovery and perhaps some painful rehab ahead because of the nerve damage, but, like I said, the first positive steps have been made so we will see how we progress from here."Rockstar Energy Suzuki World MX 1 wishes to convey its wholehearted thanks and gratitude to all the medical staff and experts, from the scene of the crash at Lommel, to Steve's current rehab team for all their care, concern and attention."It is reassuring that motor-sport athletes can have immediate access to the high-quality of medical treatment that Steve received and we are so-appreciative of every person who has helped and for all of those who have sent Steve and the team well-wishing messages," said Team Owner Sylvain Geboers. "For sure this is not an easy time but Steve is a strong character as well as a very-fit individual, so we are hopeful for the weeks ahead."You should be able to send Steve a get well message here in his Rider Profile

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