In two months time the FIM Motocross World Championship will start in Valkenswaard, the Netherlands, and from then onwards there will be up to sixteen Grand Prix full of great racing and excitement. In the 2012 calendar there are so far three new venues, Beto Carrero, Guadalajara and Semigorje, and the first one has recently launched the new website of the event, www.mundialdemxbrasil.com.br.
Belgian giant Ken De Dycker might just be considered a veteran as he enters the 2012 FIM World MX1 Championship. It was back in 2000 that De Dycker made his Grand Prix debut when he appeared at the 125cc Grand Prix of Netherlands.
Red Bull Teka KTM factory rider Max Nagl is on the road to recovery after two major back surgeries to correct an injury that flared up last MX1 season.
Zach Osborne is a true American hero. The Monster Energy Yamaha rider is working hard in America preparing for the 2012 FIM World MX2 Championship. One of the few American riders racing on the World scene it is little wonder that he is gaining more fans in America and around the World.
Italian journalists Stefano Taglioni and Enzo Tempestini have recently published the Motocross 2011 book, which covers the whole 2011 season, including the fifth FIM Motocross World Title of Antonio Cairoli, the maiden FIM MX2 World Title of Ken Roczen, the first FIM MX3 World Title of Julien Bill, the fourth FIM Women’s World Title of Steffi Laier, the victory of Pascal Bal in the FIM Veterans World Cup and of course the 2011 Monster Energy FIM Motocross of Nations, which took place in Saint Jean d’Angely, France.
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