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Detroit's Ford Field perplexes riders; once soft and rutty, it now resembles more of a West Coast event. This has surprised many and today was no different, as a handful of stars took to the track for the pre-race press festivities. Monster Energy Kawasaki's Chase Sexton, Red Bull KTM Factory Racing's Jorge Prado, the Partzilla Blaster Power PRMX team including new recruit Kyle Peters, Twisted Tea Suzuki powered by Progressive Insurance Suzuki's Justin Bogle and more were included in the session that took industry personnel away from below freezing temperatures. Watch as those riders tackled a portion of the track...

Team Honda HRC Progressive's Hunter Lawrence took his third win of the season, and in commanding fashion. He talks to the media about the race, his mentality, and the unfolding championship he is leading. Progressive Insurance Suzuki's Ken Roczen had one of the best rides of his career, slicing through the pack early on, and if he thought he could get to Hunter. Lastly, Red Bull KTM's Eli Tomac breaks down his first trip to the LCQ in over seven years, his thoughts on his main event gate choice, and more.

Birmingham's Protective Stadium has been blessed by positive weather as the first 250SX East/West Showdown roars to prominence. Consequently, all of 250SX's stars took to the track for Alabama's press day festivities. These raw laps from the venue cover Haiden Deegan, Levi Kitchen, Cole Davies, Jo Shimoda, Seth Hammaker and more. Justin Bogle also makes an appearance ahead of his 2026 debut.

Team Honda HRC Progressive's Hunter Lawrence takes his second win of the season, and it's off the back of a huge week of testing, which he discusses lightly, along with breaking down the race. Red Bull KTM's Eli Tomac is very vocal, following a tough race plagued with lappers, calling for major changes in the sport on how the sport's back markers are regulated. Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing's Cooper Webb agrees with Tomac's statement, then dives into his struggles in the championship and what he needs to work on.

The ninth event of 2026 Monster Energy AMA Supercross, held inside of Indianapolis' famed Lucas Oil Stadium, will provide a fresh challenge for the various athletes. Soft dirt that'll break down incredibly quickly in the Triple Crown format will be the headline item, as will a series of right turns to start. Fortunately for some, there was an opportunity to grow accustomed to Indianapolis' layout during the pre-event press festivities. Eli Tomac, a returning Jorge Prado, Aaron Plessinger, Hunter Lawernce, Cooper Webb, Justin Cooper and many more hit the track. Those laps can be viewed in this raw trackside offering.

Indianapolis' Lucas Oil Stadium marks round nine of Monster Energy AMA Supercross' tour of the United States. A return to 'traditional' supercross will be welcomed by some, although a mix of the softer dirt and Triple Crown format will undoubtedly cause havoc across both classes. Looking ahead, Vital MX's Lewis Phillips spoke to a couple of leading stars on Indianapolis' press day. Red Bull KTM Factory Racing teammates, Eli Tomac and Aaron Plessinger, discuss their different positions as the season nears the halfway mark. Tomac provides perspective on his strengths and weaknesses, whilst Plessinger hits on one specific weakness. Elsewhere...

Daytona International Speedway offered a lot to 2026 Monster Energy AMA Supercross; Eli Tomac claimed his eighth victory, Hunter Lawrence put on another incredible late charge, Ken Roczen led laps and Yamaha lost the 250SX main event for the first time this year. All of those 'hot' topics are hit on in the Vital MX 'Post-Race Show' that recaps round eight. The Vital MX 'Post-Race Show' is backed by DeCal Works, Yamaha Motor USA, Yoshimura R&D, Fox Racing and Motorex USA.

Red Bull KTM's Eli Tomac, fresh off his 8th Daytona Supercross win, faces the media to talk about the momentous occasion, the conditions, and more. Team Honda HRC Progressive's Hunter Lawrence comes in a close second. He talks about continuing work on the bike, how he felt on the night, and how close he was to creating an upset. Lastly, Progressive Insurance Suzuki's Ken Roczen breaks down the track to the media with great detail, also chatting about his ongoing testing, which is all down to improving his starts.

Daytona's Supercross circuit is unique by nature; fast, rugged and unpredictable. Press day is especially useful for the riders and teams, consequently, and so this 'first laps' video is action packed. Watch as the 450SX top ten get to grips with the speedway setting. This information may not be valuable for long, however, as intense rain is forecast throughout Friday night and into Saturday morning. Whilst it's no longer a threat for the racing, just how much damage will be done by the time that wheels turn in a competitive manner?

The AT&T Stadium has been packed full of gorgeous orange clay for round seven of the 2026 Monster Energy AMA Supercross season. Arlington, a favorite of riders and fans alike, has a reputation for providing one of the season's better battlegrounds. Take a first look at the dirt, layout and potential via this raw video from the 'press day' festivities. Note that, despite the initial track map that sparked outrage, there is a lengthy section of whoops incorporated into the design.

Progressive Insurance Suzuki's Ken Roczen talks to us about his first win of the season and what it means off the back of team manager Larry Brooks' cancer diagnosis. He takes us through their relationship and talks highly of his second dad, before talking about how he's keeping himself grounded as the rounds click off. Team Honda HRC Progressive's Hunter Lawrence comes runner up again. He chats about how he manages those results while still wanting his first career 450 Supercross win, what the work during the week looks like right now, and more. Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing's Cooper...

What does Glendale have in store for the Monster Energy AMA Supercross riders? A handful of riders tackled the circuit as a part of the press day festivities in Arizona. Cooper Webb, Ken Roczen, Jason Anderson, Levi Kitchen and more star in this first look.

Eli Tomac of Red Bull KTM Factory Racing was arguably the fastest rider at Houston's Triple Crown (round four of 2026 Monster Energy AMA Supercross) but bad starts and crashes kept him off of the 450SX podium for the first time this year. Here, he talks to Vital MX's Lewis Phillips about all that occurred inside of Houston's NRG Stadium.

Houston's NRG Stadium will host the first Triple Crown of the season – a unique surface, sand mixed with clay, greeted the riders on press day. How is it shaping up at this early point? Watch as Eli Tomac, Ken Roczen, Cooper Webb and more tackle the circuit for the first time on Friday, the day before round four of 2026 Monster Energy AMA Supercross.

What does Anaheim 2 have in store for the Monster Energy AMA Supercross riders? A handful of riders tackled the circuit as a part of the press day festivities in Anaheim. Hunter Lawrence, Chase Sexton, Haiden Deegan, Max Anstie and more star in this first look.

It's press day for the third round of the Monster Energy AMA Supercross series and Lewis Phillips caught up with Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing's Haiden Deegan to discuss the aftermath of last weekend's eventful main event, discussions with the team, and more. Team Honda HRC Progressive's Hunter Lawrence was also available off his near first-time SX win last weekend to discuss his progress and outlook. They were also joined by Monster Energy Kawasaki's Chase Sexton, who is carrying momentum off San Diego's improvement and another busy week of testing.

Catch eight minutes of PMG Suzuki’s Ken Roczen and Jason Anderson putting in laps at Fox Raceway as they prepare for Round 3 of Monster Energy AMA Supercross, Anaheim 2, offering a closer look at their pace and prep ahead of race day.

Chase Sexton had quite the second round of Monster Energy AMA Supercross. Not only did he steal headlines in the days prior to the race, thanks to some radical changes to the front end of his Kawasaki, but he went on to hit the gate and storm through the 450SX field in a historic manner. All of that is unpacked in this post-race chat with Vital MX's Lewis Phillips – discussions then tend to stray from the event at hand into a realm of madness. Madness that offers an unprecedented look at one of the sport's brightest stars. This interview...

What does Snapdragon Stadium in San Diego, Southern California, have in store for the Monster Energy AMA Supercross riders? A hard base is inevitable after a week of sunshine; a right hand first turn and long set of whoops will add intrigue too. A handful of riders tackled the circuit as a part of the press day festivities in San Diego. Namely Hunter Lawrence, Chance Hymas, Maximus Vohland, Hunter Yoder, Christian Craig, Shane McElrath and Joey Savatgy star in this first look.

Haiden Deegan was widely regarded as the favorite for the 250SX West crown, yet his first round was incredibly tricky. Buried on lap one, he picked his way through the field and eventually pushed into fourth position at the checkered flag. Afterwards, with the benefit of hindsight, he looked back on his main event and where the race got away from him.