Long time Kawasaki rider Sébastien Pourcel was unfortunate last weekend, crashing during the second round of the British Championship at Canada Heights. Several examinations have revealed that the 26 year old Frenchman has suffered damage to a vertebra and will be out of racing for a couple of months.

Youthstream proudly announces the launch of MX-LIFE.TV, the new live streaming and video on demand (VOD) platform, to follow the Motocross World Championship and all the other series promoted by Youthstream.

Red Bull/KTM rider Ken Roczen, fresh off a Supercross Lites podium last weekend, is ready to go again - this time in the SX class at the sixth round of the series to be held at Reliant Stadium in Houston, TX.

Ben Townley was injured last Sunday, while practicing at a private training facility in his native New Zealand. The 2004 MX2 World Champion was unfortunate, as he broke his jaw in the crash and underwent surgery yesterday.

Red Bull Teka KTM Racing welcomes its newest member of the Orange factory rider squad on January 1, 2011 when Ken Roczen, one of the youngest and most exciting MX2 talents to emerge in recent years takes his place in the team in time to compete in the opening races of the AMA Supercross Lites West Coast competition.

Less than three weeks remain to the start of the seventeen-round 2011 Monster Energy AMA-Supercross and FIM Supercross World Championship in Los Angeles and Yamaha can look to perhaps their strongest ever line-up in the immensely popular off-road discipline.

We received a somehow surprising press release by the Lierop MX Club. Besides having one of the most demanding tracks of the year the Lierop GP was well known for its excellent organization and a healthy crowd. See what our Dutch friends had to tell:

While two riders leaving the Team the German Squad from Nettetal near the Dutch border improves its lineup with Danish youngster Rasmus Jorgensen. The 19 year old from Varde will race the German ADAC youngster series.

After a ground-breaking season in which all three of their riders graced podiums of FIM World Championship Grand Prix events, the Suzuki Europe MX2 team will count on the speed and expertise of young Frenchman Valentin Teillet on the RM-Z250 for 2011.

Honda has unveiled its official Honda World Motocross Team Honda to contest the FIM World Motocross Championship. Motor Europe announced that they have committed to a three-year agreement with Martin Racing Technology, who have been the number one Honda team in recent years.