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Lawrence’s Knee Injury Derails Supercross Title Defense
Defending Supercross Champion Jett Lawrence suffered a season-altering blow at Glendale, tearing his ACL and partially tearing his meniscus during the Triple Crown event. Finishing 8th overall after a DNF, Lawrence will undergo surgery on February 4th and expects a four-month recovery, targeting a return for the outdoor motocross season. Read more
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Elliott Dominates Historic Return to Bowman Gray in NASCAR Clash
Chase Elliott dominated NASCAR’s historic return to Bowman Gray Stadium, leading 171 laps to win his first Clash victory in front of a sellout crowd at the legendary quarter-mile track. Ryan Blaney charged from last place to finish second, while Denny Hamlin rounded out the podium in NASCAR’s first visit since 1971. Read more
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Sexton Takes Triple Crown as Smith Makes Triumph History
Drama unfolded at State Farm Stadium as Chase Sexton reclaimed the red plate in Supercross’s first Triple Crown event of 2025, while defending champion Jett Lawrence exited with a knee injury. The night marked a historic milestone as Jordon Smith delivered Triumph Racing’s first-ever victory in the 250SX class. Read more
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Full Throttle Media, less than a year old, has gained significant traction in motorsports with 10,000 Facebook followers and over 50,000 views. They seek writers, photographers, and videographers for various motorsport events for the 2025 season. Opportunities for exposure, networking, and potential media credentials are available for passionate newcomers and experienced individuals alike. Read more
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This Week In SuperMotocross: Round 4 – Glendale
Ken Roczen has reclaimed the red plate for the first time since 2022, marking a historic moment for Suzuki at Round 4 of Supercross in Glendale. The milestone ends a 169-round drought for Suzuki in the 450SX Class, while Jett Lawrence’s recent win puts him within five points of the lead. Read more
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2025 Season Preview: RFK Racing
RFK Racing expands to three teams for the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season, adding Ryan Preece in the No. 60 Ford alongside Brad Keselowski and Chris Buescher. The organization aims to rebound from a challenging 2024 campaign, with Keselowski reuniting with former crew chief Jeremy Bullins in pursuit of championship contention. Read more
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