BREAKING NEWS: Australia is home to MotoGP rider Jack Miller, Who left for the…..Read more

Jack Miller, a MotoGP racer, traveled back to his home Australia for the championship’s summer break—but not (just) for a typical vacation. The #43 made the decision to compete in a motocross competition using a “slightly” different bike from the one he usually rides.

Miller competed in the top MX1 class in the Australian Pro MX Championship’s Toowoomba event last weekend. In the two races, the KTM rider finished 23rd and 24th, respectively, despite difficult circumstances on a course with deep clay grooves.

Miller’s entry into the motocross ranks is not unique among MotoGP riders who have dabbled in other sports during championship breaks. When Miller entered the Australian Superbike Championship, he had previously participated in a race.

KFDA – Clovis, New Mexico When Ruben stops in Clovis, he discovers that a motorplex is fostering the development of a motocross community.

According to John Nichols, a partner at Beast Mode Motorplex, Beast Mode Power Sports is a local Kawasaki and Yamaha dealer’s passion project.

In essence, Nichols stated, “we just want to create a community around the shop and riding because riding used to be really big here in Clovis.”

According to Nichols, they’re making every effort to restore it by helping the neighborhood. They have events for riders of dirt bikes, quads, and other vehicles in addition to bike nights for motorcyclists.

“We’re providing that place for them because a lot of them are power sports related and they need a safe place to go and do them,” Nichols said.

Motocross enthusiast Tyler Roberts claims to be a member of a large base community. They may talk to each other about when they’re going to the track by using their group conversations.

“We’ll get together there and simply establish positive bonds with one another. We’re friendly, and it’s convenient for those other riders to join us in enjoying our favorite local activities,” Roberts said.

According to Nichols, receiving support from the community has been amazing.

“Everyone who visits this place constantly has ideas,