Cheers to DC's Malcolm Stewart for taking home the 2011 AMA MX "Rookie of the Year" award. Malcolm had an impressive intro season due to his hard work and his mantra of refusing to loose. Malcolm is the younger brother of Supercross Star James Stewart, he was named ROY at the 2011 Motocross banquet held at Pechanga Hotel and Casino, unfortunatley he was not there to accept his award.

"I felt I did really well this season. Definitely had some ups and down, but I just kept my head up and worked through it," said Malcolm. "I learned a lot this year and know what to look forward to next year. I'd like to thank my mom, dad, brother, Suzuki City, DC, Bell, Oakley, and O'neill- everyone who got me here today. Thank you!"

Keep an eye out for Malcolm this SX season, starting January 7, 2012 in Anaheim, Ca.

Photos by Simon Cudby
Source: http://www.supercross.com/news/malcolm-stewart-wins-2011-ama-mx-rookie-of-the-year
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Fritz Betzlbacher Dave Bickers Anthony Boissiere Frederic Bolley
Source: http://emotocrossblog.com/archives/1065
Anthony Boissiere Frederic Bolley Xavier Boog Damon Bradshaw
I was very impressed with the layout of the entire facility - the pits, the press, the track ... the entire presentation.
Everyone from Glen Helen Raceway - Dr. Bud Feldkamp (track owner) to Lori (track manager), their staff including Carl, Steve, Bob did a great job in representing the United States and California in having one of the greatest motocross tracks in America.
I sat with Dr. Wolfgang Srb, President of the FIM Motocross Commission, and he was very impressed with the preparation of everything as well, including the track, especially with the fact that the event was put on with 60 days notice. He thought everything was top notch, and is excited to have the event come back next year.
World MX2 Champ Marvin Musquin number 1 with holeshot in his first race, on his way to dominating both MX2 motos
Source: http://www.supercross.com/rj-says/rj-says-us-mx-gp-at-glen-helen-my-thoughts
Chase DeHart has been shredding in England on a CULT X FEDERAL trip. This smith grind is from the famous London spot, SOUTH BANK.
More to come, stay tuned.
Amanda talks with Factory Honda motocross rider, Ashley Fiolek, about what she needs to do to wrap up the 2011 WMX Championship this weekend at the Pala National. Ashley also tells us her plans for the rest of the year including: a race in Virginia, DEAFestival in Califonia, receiving a stunt woman's award for her Red Bull commercial, a sports foundation benefit in New York, and being in Travis Pastrana's wedding. Ashley also mentioned that she turns 21 on October, 22.
Source: http://www.supercross.com/features/2011-pala-national-media-day-ashley-fiolek
Jonathan Barragan Andrea Bartolini Willy Bauer Jean Michel Bayle

Last stop of the World Cup series this year was the Italian resort called Val di Sole. Even this track is not one of my favorites, on the way home I was very happy with my riding and result there
Source: http://www.foxhead.com/us/mtb/blog/id/25488
Mickael Pichon Jim Pomeroy Christophe Pourcel Sebastien Pourcel
Saturday's Qualifying at the 2011 MX of Nations in France. The Motocross of Nations at St. Jean d'Angely, France is the most prestigious MX race of the year. In today's Qualifying Races it was the Americans: Ryan Dungey (MX1 class), Blake Bagget (MX2 class), and Ryan Villopoto (Open class) all led every lap of their respective motos. USA dominated in an almost unbelievable fashion, thus scoring 2 points for the day.
The Italian team surprised everyone with a second best overall for the day and scoring 4 points. Italy's Antonio Cairoli gave Ryan Dungey everything he could handle in the MX1 qualifier, finishing 2nd on the day behind Team USA's captain. The host country's Team France, finished third overall for the day, with Chrisophe Pourcel finishing 3rd in MX1, Marvin Musquin 2nd in MX2 and Gautier Paulin 3rd in the Open class. They received 6 points on the day. France is one of the favorites to end USA's reign as MXoN Champions.

Each member of Team USA gets the Lovemytime Holeshot Award for winning their respective motos
Roger De Coster said, "We have two riders with experience, and we expected to be on top. I was impressed with Antonio Cairoli, he put some pressure on Dungey, and rode great in some sections of the track. What this guy (Blake) did is amazing. It's difficult to come race the first time in Europe. The French team rode good today, and the Italians were even better than I expected. Of course Cairoli will do well, but I was very impressed with the other Italian riders. Remember though, today is only Qualifying. Tomorrow is what counts. We should not be over-confident"
Watch the Motocross of Nations, here thru Supercross.com, either live or VOD. It is thru Youthstream's video system, at http://www.supercross.com/mx-gp-vod. On Saturday, Septebmer 17, there are five and half hours of video programming available. Noon to 5:30pm local time. That is 6am Eastern Time start, 3am Pacific Time start. On Sunday, video programming starts at 1pm local time, which is 7am Eastern Time, and 4am Pacific Time.
Source: http://www.supercross.com/features/motocross-of-nations-2011-saturdays-mx-action-and-qualifying
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