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Monday Morning Coffee

This Monday Morning Coffee is mostly about our time at the 6-hour Dairy Capital Stampede MTB relay at The Pines in Woodstock, Ontario. By Billy Rainford i had a bit of a different weekend this past one. Instead of going to the first round of the 2024 SMX Playoffs in Charlotte, North Carolina, I teamed up with Tanner Ward to do the 6-Hour Dairy Capital Stampede MTB relay at The

Monday Morning Coffee

By Billy Rainford Happy Labour Day Monday, everyone. The only thing that makes me feel better about the end of summer is that we’re all in the same boat. Misery loves company, as it were. With some family obligations, I wasn’t able to head down to what is probably my favourite track of all time, Baja Acres in Millington, Michigan, for the 2024 Baja Brawl. I was considering trying to

Monday Morning Coffee

It’s time for Monday Morning Coffee where we talk about a few things that happened in the sport of Motocross and usually a whole lot more… By Billy Rainford I made it to and from the final round of the 2024 AMA Pro Motocross Championship at Ironman MX, but barely. This latest road trip in the #DMXVan will go down as one of my least favourite, as far as the

Monday Morning Coffee

It’s time for Monday Morning Coffee where we talk about things that happened in the sport of Motocross and usually a bit more. By Billy Rainford Now that the dust has settled here in Canada, we’ve got a few riders who still haven’t had enough racing and are lining up at Round 10 of the AMA Pro Motocross Championship down in the USA. Kudos to Kevin Tyler and his MX101

Monday Morning Coffee

It’s time for Monday Morning Coffee where we talk about what happened in the sport of motocross and usually a lot more. By Billy Rainford I decided to stay for Sunday night last night after the final round of the 2024 Canadian Triple Crown Series MX Nationals at Walton Raceway. End-of-season parties on the farm are pretty much legendary. There have been some pretty unbelievable stories that have come from

Monday Morning Coffee

Our Monday Morning Coffee column is where we talk about things that happened in the sport of Motocross and usually a bit more. By Billy Rainford I hope everyone is having a safe trek to Walton Raceway for the 2024 TransCan. I hope those of you coming directly from Loretta Lynn’s are healthy and will have some time to get all your stuff ready to go racing again in short

Monday Morning Coffee

Monday Morning Coffee column where we talk about some of what happened in our world of motocross over the weekend, and usually more… By Billy Rainford Thanks to my last-minute co-pilot, Jeff Ward, I managed to roll into the driveway at home at around 4:30am this morning. It was great to be able to get a few things posted up while Jeff took one of his long shifts behind the

Monday Morning Coffee

Grab yourself another Monday Morning Coffee and check out some of what happened over this Canada Day long weekend in the sport of Motocross. By Billy Rainford Happy Canada Day, everyone. From Canada.ca: The creation of Canada Day July 1, 1867: The British North America Act (today known as the Constitution Act, 1867) creates Canada. June 20, 1868: Governor General Lord Monck signs a proclamation that requests all Her Majesty’s subjects across Canada to celebrate

Monday Morning Coffee

Monday Morning Coffee this week is a mid-season report card on the top 10 in 250 and 450 at the Triple Crown Series Motocross Nationals By Billy Rainford Welcome to Monday Morning Coffee. We just went through an off weekend for both our Canadian Triple Crown Series and the AMA Pro Motocross Championship. What the heck am I going to talk about this week??? Well, we could do a little

Monday Morning Coffee

Grab another cup and check out this week’s Monday Morning Coffee as we take you through some of the action from the weekend in Motocross. By Billy Rainford OK, where am I today? I’m north of Raymond and Lethbridge, Alberta, in a town called High River. My plan was to make it to Calgary last night but it wasn’t in the cards. These multi-day events tend to beat the crap