Jody Weisel

How the single most famous obstacle in motocross history happened & it changed American motocross by happenstance

Those who were there, we salute you. Glen Helen is considered to be the roughest, toughest, longest, fastest and steepest motocross track in the world...and every claim is true as true can be. This is a real test of man versus himself

When you lend out as many tie-downs and tools as I have, you know that as soon as they leave your hand, there is a signpost up ahead, and the next stop is the Twilight Zone

Every year the "Edison Dye Lifetime Achievement Award" has been presented to the person whose accomplishments have made a difference in motocross.

The biggest event in the world of Vet motocross is not only the held at Glen Helen, but you can catch Sunday's Over-30 Pro, Over-50 Pro and both World Cup motos on MXA's livestream on Sunday

Plus, the Edison Dye lifetime Achievement Award ceremony will be held in the Glen Helen Museum at 4:00 p.m. on Saturday

Somewhere there is a rocking chair with a name on it waiting for every old guy who is still trying to pound out laps in futile pursuit of lost glory. The World Vet can put that rocking chair back in the attic

New bikes are being released every day. We are still waiting for the Triumph TF450RC, but aren't holding our breath over the Ducati Desmo 450. We have included MXA's "first ride"videos for a bundle of 2025 motocross bikes

I remember that bike vividly; the transmission looked like a watermelon and the air-cooled cylinder was shaped like a pine cone. Gary Jones had one just like it and, even today, we revel in telling stories about how bad it was.

MXA knows a lot about the 1992 CZ 125MX, we raced it, tested it and lived with it—well, actually we tolerated it