AMA Pro Motocross Live

The AMA Pro Motocross will be playing this week at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas. The Series began the year at Angel Stadium in Anaheim, California and then went on to Chase Field in Pheonix, Arizona on the 14^th of January. They made a tour through California with stops in Los Angeles at the Dodgers Stadium, the O.co Stadium in Oakland and a swing back through Angel Stadium on February 4^th. Most recent the series was once against at Qualcomm Stadium in San Diego, California, on February 11^th and will be at the Georgia Dome on the 25^th.

Here is what the standings look like so far for the 2012 season of Supercross. Ryan Villopoto on a Kawasaki is in first with 133 points. Chad Reed is riding Honda in second with 127 and Ryan Dungey on KTM is in third with 123. In the SX Lites West, Dean Wilson takes first place with 116 points while Eli Tomac and Cole Seely come in second and third. Watch live motorsport from your computer from anywhere in the world. Simply sign up at the banners that you see on this page and you will be watching live coverage of motorsport online no matter where you live.

Posted: 15th January 2012

Our first AMA Pro Motorcross event this season was on January 7^th at Angel Stadium in Anaheim, California. Our second event is upon is, and it is nearby, in Phoenix, Arizona. It is the January 17^th Chase Field Race, and it will help to kick off a brand new season of Supercross this year. Coming up next, the riders will compete at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, California, and then onto the last tournament in January, happening on the 28^th, in Oakland, California, where they will play at the Overstock.com Stadium. In February, there are stops in Anaheim and Dallas, Texas scheduled.

Last race, James Stewart came in first in the Supercross Class. Ryan Villopoto was next and then Ryan Dungey. After that is was Justin Brayton, Jake Weimer, Kevin Windham and Chad Reed. In the 250 West, Ryan Sipes came out first, with Coke Seely next and Jack Osborne in third. Eli Tomac and Dean Wilson were fourth and fifth, all in the qualifying round. Sign up now at the links that you see on this page, and you will get access to an entire season of live motorsport online. All you have to do is click on the banners and you'll get instant access.

Posted: 19st November 2011

The FIM FreeStyle AMA Pro Motocross World Champion Series will be holding the Night of the Jumps event this week, starting in Ostrava, Czech Republic, the ninth of several night of the jumps events, and some great performances by the top riders in the series are guaranteed. These events feature twelve riders, eight of them becoming qualified by the World Ranking list and two being selected by a national promoter. The remaining two are chosen by the National Motorcycle Federation of whichever country is hosting, for this event that means the Czech Republic.

The drivers that are participating in this tournament include the current world champion, Podmol form the Czech Republic, Jose Miralles from Spain and Brice Izzo from France as well as Josh Sheehan, David Rinaldo and Javier Villegas. Others include Maikel Melero, Petr Pilat and Remi Bizouard as well as some others. Sign up at the banners on this page and get your membership for access to live streaming motorsport online from your computer. You will be able to instantly access the streams when you sign up for a membership.

Posted: 19th July 2009

July 17^th through the 19^th Round Eight commences for the AMA Pro Racing 2009 Season, taking place at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course in Lexington. There are a couple of differences this year, the first being the elimination of the safety car during yellow flagging, and the second the Buell 1125RR in this competition for the first time. There are four races at the track this weekend, on both Saturday and Sunday, and you can catch all the action here on www.liveracingonline.com.

Mat Mladin continues to be on top for the American Superbike Class. He got his 82^nd AMA Superbike win at the Mazda Race at Laguna Seca in the last round. Now he hopes to extend his record for the seventh win this season, already taking victories in all but two of the Superbike races this year. Each time, he also took the pole positions. This Suzuki rider is 127 points over his nearest opponent, teammate Tommy Hayden. Mladin is certainly the favorite to win, not only because of taking nearly every race this season, but also because he has championed the last two races at this venue, and won at this circuit a total of ten times.

Tommy Hayden has been doing his best to challenge Mladin this season, along with another Yoshimura Suzuki teammate, Blake Young. If Hayden takes the victory at the Mid-Ohio circuit, or even places, that will make seven podium positions for him this year. Blake Young may have a better chance of beating Mladin, finishing second to him in the Red Bull U S Grand Prix just one race prior. If you want to watch this race, then get your membership today at the banners on this page. You can watch live from the comfort of your PC as these riders take the Mid-Ohio Circuit. Its round eight of the AMA Pro Racing season July 17^th through the 19^th.

Posted: 13th June 2009

This weekend, it's the first round of the 2009 Monster Energy Triple Crown of Motocross with the first of 12 races, and one of the three triple crown events, at the High Point Raceway, in Mt. Morris, Pennsylvania. It's Saturday, June 13^th, and this fifth year event is followed by the main event of the triple crown – round two of the 2009 Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship season on the fourth of July from Buchanan, Michigan. The final round is held in Mechanicsville, Maryland and it will happen on Saturday, August 22^nd, for the first time at this Maryland track since its beginnings four years ago.

Lots of money is up for grabs on this Motocross event. In addition to the regular payouts, if two riders sweep all three races in the 450 and 250 classes, they will receive a bonus check of $25,000, as well as the regular $3000 to the overall winner in both classes at each of the events that make up the triple crown. This isn't an easy task – only two riders have done the seemingly impossible and swept the triple crown events, one was Ricky Carmichael in 2005 and 2006, and the other was James Stewart, which happened just last year. Both of those riders swept in the 450 class events, but so far no 250 rider has been able to do the same.

The money awards go as follows, per race: $3000 to both the 250 and 450 class winners, with $2000 going to both of the 250 and 450 privateer winners, which makes a total of $30,000 available with all three events together. An overall sweep of either the 250 or 450 class will net a bonus of $25,000, or if no sweep happens then the points winners in both the 250 and 450 class will simply receive $5000. You don't want to miss this first round triple crown event. Click on the links and get your membership today. You'll have full access to our network of streams and feeds that puts you right into the high-octane action of the race events. It all starts on Saturday, June 13^th.