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Sam,s the man in the Premix 125-150 class .

The best thing about the schedule is that we have Ste-Julie back on it.

3 West and 6 East is kind of wonky, but nice to see the inclusion.

Source: Direct Motocross https://www.directmotocross.com/frideh-update-12-sebastien-racine-broug… Team Spotlight | AVL Race Team #28 Sam Gaynor – 450. | Bigwave photo #377 Daniel Elmore – 450. | Bigwave photo “AVL” in AVL Race Team stands for the Morin family: Alex, Vincent, and Louis Morin. The team is based out of Drummond, NB and will be a force in 2025 and the future. Erin, Ontario’s Sam Gaynor will return after some very serious scaphoid reconstruction surgery and Telkwa, BC’s Daniel Elmore still has unfinished business to attend to. With the 2 of these riders on the track in the 450 class, the team should...

The Triple Crown format was a unique idea and kudos to them for trying something new, but in the end it didn't work. Leave AX for the West coast guys. The live broadcast is a great addition, but it needs to be polished a lot. It hasn't improved much since they started airing the races live. The camera feed needs to improve a tonne. The feed drops and we get a black screen or a technical difficulties screen, constantly have sound issues, music in the background when there's someone on screen talking or the bikes are on track, etc. Things...

Listened to both of those and theres no mention of Tiger Wood returning....Also not sure where the budget for 3 250 riders would come from

The team itself was actually sponsored by Mountain Sports Distribution and Fly last year. I don’t know if that’ll continue into this season. I know Sam was personally supported by TLD though.

Ryder will be on a 250. I don't get the Viney thing. He raced Walton and went 13-16 for 14th overall. He has a full blown SX track in his backyard and was 6 seconds off the pace at the WSX round.

Love the Canadian series, great racing and a viable place to revive or build a career. I would go there(or GPs)and create momentum versus being lost in the shuffle in the States.

Agree to disagree - but I see the point you are trying to make. Avery Long did SX futures and competed at Loretta's this summer under the NSA Amateur team for Open Pro Sport and 250 Pro Sport. He is an amateur with no formal Pro experience - just like the others I listed riding in Canada this past summer - minus Drew since he rode at Ironman after the Triple Crown series finished. Yes, Avery is perfectly capable of going Pro - but there are no OEM rides available - so what is he to do? Move to a...