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Elevation Meets Precision 🏔️⚡️

MX6 Racing just handled the brutal ruts and high altitude of Thunder Valley! 🏔️✊

At Lakewood’s extreme elevation, maintaining a precise line through deep, high-speed ruts is a constant battle. If your front end flexes or your brakes fade down those steep hills, you’re losing time.

The solution? X-Trig Triple Clamps give the team maximum rigidity for laser-accurate steering, while Moto-Master Brakes deliver the fade-free stopping power needed to charge hard every single lap.

Upgrade your bike with this exact factory-level hardware. Hit the link in our bio to shop X-Trig and Moto-Master today! 🏁



📸 Align Media

Forward momentum for the team in Colorado. We are looking forward to the next gate drop in Pennsylvania.

Olly Stone: “Steps in the right direction regarding performances for Derek this weekend. Points scored in both motos was a huge improvement and just finishing outside the top ten in the second race proved that we are on the right track. Marshal struggled all day and with crashes in both races made it hard to be inside the top twenty.”

Derek Kelley, 14th O/A : “The work that everyone has been putting into our outdoor set up is finally starting to show. A strong second moto 11th with battles the whole time felt good to get in the books. I’m really excited to keep building with the team and see what we really are capable of.”

Marshal Weltin, 25th O/A: “Battle of a weekend. Tough starting positions and some bad luck - I crashed and bit through my tongue moto two. Overall we’re healthy and we’ll keep on pushing on.”

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Thunder Valley Saturday morning flicks ⏱️

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🚨 Rider Update 🚨

After his career-best Supercross season, Henry Miller sustained a practice crash that sidelined him for a few weeks.

“Today marks one month from having a pretty significant crash at Glen Helen. I ended up ripping my lip off my lower gums, so I’ve been dealing with that, and it has gotten a lot better. I’ve just been dealing with my shoulders and getting the muscles to fire again. With the impact that I had, the muscles kind of shut down, but are slowly firing again, so I’ve been working with Dr. Navarro every day of the week. I wanted to thank everyone for their help during the incident, a big shoutout to my mechanic Joe, Olly, and the team. We’re working our butt off, and I hope to be back here in a few weeks and look forward to seeing everyone.”

We are wishing him a speedy recovery as he sets his eyes on his comeback.

In other news, Alex Fedortsov will be heading in a new direction moving forward. Alex will still remain part of the family with support from Sons of Our Fathers, and we’re excited to see what’s ahead for him.

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Hangtown was a challenge, but we’re here to fight. Feeling determined heading into round three this weekend in Colorado.

Marshal Weltin, 18th: “Solid weekend overall, with a tough crowd all the way down the list in the 250 class. I’m happy to be making forward progress every week with the team.”

Derek Kelley, 20th : “Hangtown tried to take my lunch money, but I rolled with the punches the best I could. I started moto one with a crash down the start straight and then ended it a few laps later with a trip to endonesia. I was pretty lucky to come out with all limbs mostly intact. I went to the medic rig for some X-ray’s and got cleared for moto two. After another yard sale in the first turn, we fought hard to a 16th at the finish line. All in all, happy to persevere and live to fight another day.”

Olly Stone: “Another tough weekend for the team. Poor qualifying and crashes has cost us when it comes to consistency. One thing though is that we won’t be giving up any time soon. Back to work this week try to improve in Colorado.”

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Hungry for more.

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