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Austin Forkner and My cat:

People will do anything to lose weight except work hard! lmao

They held a race once a year in the common just outside Mildenhall RAFB UK. Beck Row specifically. I lived in the GI filled low rent houses that abutted the common. Track was laid out with some banners and stakes on virgin grass. Slick as snot on a doorknob until the soil was exposed...then it became the most glorious traction I have ever ridden. The old 400 was on rails. I still love the memory of that place.

Unadilla 1997 - finally after many years as a kid watching my MX heros out the original National / Grand Prix / Trans-Am track I was out on the very same track! This was before any of the new sections and air launching jumps were added. It was quoted by another racer that was also experiencing moto-nirvana for the very first time that it was like "racing in a humongous flower pot of planting soil". It was grass in practice and quickly churned up into deep-black topsoil. Surprisingly not really many rocks of any significance which I remember was a...

Ahh damn you Americans you have it good. Reading all your comments and i can almost dream me away to all your amazing track you have around your awesome contry.

Midland TX Idalou, TX Outback Track, Stanton TX “Don’t act like you’re not impressed” lol

For me, nothing will ever be as good as Lake Whitney was.

Carlsbad then Mammoth

I think there has to be some serious elevation changes for any real motocross track to be the "best" (and that's always had me wondering about why Lorretta's is the location of the Nt'l Championships). With that in mind, the best track I've been to is Farleigh Castle. It has heritage going back to the 30's, loads of long hills, varied terrain, and is only used twice a year so it starts out on grass. Back-up locations would be Castillo Ranch (a private paradise) and Washougal in the late 80's (when the soil hadn't been ground and scraped into mush)...

From D-23: Favorite is Millville hands down. Dirt is always really good and multiple lines forming always makes line choices very important. If you like charging down hills, you can't beat it. My close 2nd is Brookston. Really soft loose dirt, nearly sand, but it has big rocks in it like Unadilla or Binghamton. That's the only down side besides not many jumps. But the whole track is in a valley as well, always up or down a hill. Best sand track: Grantsburg, WI. It is an actual sand track, not like that shallow crap Southwick claims is "sand". Grantsburg...

I lived in the house at the bottom of the pic with the pool. My childhood was spent roaming around those fields and woods playing pond hockey, building forts, riding bikes, and as you can see, riding moto. My brothers laid out that track and it was black loam and grass and I could be on it from my garage in less than 5 minutes. I don't know if any of us ever found out who owned the land, and no one ever bothered us, so we sent it. Has anyone invented a time machine yet?

Spring Creek Millville MN so good has everything a moto track should have! Lots of good ones, another Kahoka Missouri big hills loamy dirt super fun.