Hunter Lawrence continues to turn the Pro Motocross Championship into a family feud with a very high speed limit, most recently capturing the 450 overall victory at the Washougal National aboard his factory Honda HRC Progressive CRF450R Works Edition. Coming hot off a 1-1 sweep at Spring Creek, the Australian racer put together a clutch 2-1 moto performance in the Pacific Northwest, capitalizing on crisp starts and late-race drama to keep his red plate firmly intact. It seems the only thing smoother than the throttle response on Hunter’s Works Edition Honda right now is his knack for staying upright while the rest of the field—including his brother Jett—provides the high-speed plot twists.

In a another masterclass performance that proved switching brands hasn't slowed down "The Bullet," Honda HRC PETRONAS rider Jeffrey Herlings dominated the MXGP of Czech Republic at Loket. Racing his '27 Honda CRF450RW to a flawless 1-1 moto sweep—on top of a Saturday qualification race win—Herlings bagged a maximum 60-point weekend to snatch the coveted red plate and establish a commanding 49-point lead. The dominant display marked the 119th Grand Prix victory of his career, proving that while his race bike's colors may be fresh this season, his habit of leaving the rest of the field in the roost remains unchanged!
Yoshimura R&D of America has rolled out the latest installment of its Pivotable Pod, and Episode 10 brings legendary motocross apparel and graphic designer Maki Ushiroyama from behind the drafting table and straight to the microphone. After spending more than three decades shaping the visual identity of Troy Lee Designs—and now heading his own creative studio, Groove Machine—Maki dives into his journey from sneaking motorcycle magazines in Japan as a kid to designing iconic gear for racing royalty. It turns out that while Yoshimura is world-renowned for making high-performance exhaust pipes sing, they are equally adept at coaxing three decades of high-octane design secrets out of industry legends.
Yoshimura R&D of America has given the 2026 CFMOTO 675SS something to scream about with our new AT2 Speed Series Full System exhaust. In a freshly unleashed showcase video, the iconic aftermarket specialist lets the triple-cylinder sportbike stretch its vocal cords along twisty mountain roads, delivering an ear-pleasing growl that guarantees your neighbors will know exactly when you're leaving for your 6:00 AM coffee run.

We've officially saved 2025–2026 Yamaha MT-07 riders from the awkward visual tragedy that is the stock rear fender with our new V2 Fender Eliminator Kit. Built from the ground up in Chino, California, this modular redesign lets riders customize their tail setup with optional LED, sequential, or micro-signals, alongside factory-grade anodized frames and titanium hardware. Best of all, Yoshimura built integrated fasteners directly into the powder-coated stainless steel base and included plug-and-play wiring, meaning you can ditch that bulky factory plastic without needing to grow a third hand or hunt down a second wrench just to hold a nut in place.