That’s a wrap!
Hop onboard with some of the best dirt bikes racers in the world at the final round of the 2020 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross series in Pala California.
That’s a wrap!
Hop onboard with some of the best dirt bikes racers in the world at the final round of the 2020 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross series in Pala California.
The 2020 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Series is coming to an end with 450 Rookie & GoPro Athlete Adam Cianciarulo giving it everything he has to win the 450 MX Championship in his first attempt over veteran, and tough as nails bad ass, Zach Osborne.
They once again put on quite the show in 450 Moto 2
Christian Craig had the best ride of his Mx season filling for Roczen over at Factory Honda with a solid 4th in Moto 2. Which can been seen from his GoPro POV right here.
Alex Martin & his “Troll Train” have been solid this outdoor Mx season but his mediocre starts really hurt him at Thunder Valley. Still far enough up front to show us how the 250 boys go for it though!
After a rainy and super muddy race last year (which usually makes for zero usable footage) at Millville I was excited for this years stop at the iconic race track which had zero rain in the forecast and was calling for temperatures in the 70’s.
GoPro Athlete Adam Cianciarulo dominated the Premiere Class with holeshots in both motos that led to a 1-1 sweep. That’s one way to back up his 1-3 for 1st overall at the previous round in Michigan.
Christian Craig battled with bad starts both motos but was able to push through the field for some solid finishes. Here in Moto 1 he chased defending Mx Champ Eli Tomac through the pack.
The “Troll Train” of Alex Martin had to be excited to make a stop at the track his family has owned and operated for many years. Has to be a cool feeling to race a Mx national in the yard you grew up playing in.
He gets off to a good start and battles with his brother Jeremy & Dylan Ferrandis early who are both battling each other for this 2020 250 Motocross Championship.
Up Next: WW Ranch National in Florida.
After many cancellations, delays, & schedule changes, The 2020 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship finally kicked off this past weekend at Country Singer Loretta Lynn’s “Dude Ranch” in Hurricane Mills Tennessee. Loretta’s is also home to the Nations largest Amateur Motocross race held every summer.
A race that I attended many times with my family chasing my Motocross dreams.
This time I was there to do my usual thing for GoPro and it was awesome to be at The Ranch “pushing all the boys buttons”.
Alright enough of me, go onboard with one of the sports most exciting riders to watch, Adam Cianciarulo during Moto 2. – Jarred Browne
This past weekend we were back at it again for GoPro on the East Coast, this time in Maryland at the iconic Budds Creek Mx Park for round 11 of the 2019 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Series.
Though all eyes were on Cianciarulo and Ferrandis as they chase the 250 Championship crown with 2 rounds remaining it was Team Troy Lee Designs, GoPro, Ktm’s Shane Mcelrath that shook the class up a bit by going 1-1 in dominating fashion.
And as always we captured it all on the raddest, baddest, action camera in the universe. The GoPro Hero7BLACK 👊🏼
What do the top Supercross racers do when rain comes and floods all the Supercross tracks in Southern California? Head for the hills!
Check out rookie sensation and Leatt Family member Garrett Marchbanks letting his Pro Circuit Kawasaki 450 eat around a sand track at an undisclosed location in the hills of Southern California. Video by: Jarred Browne
#LeattFamily #ScienceOfThrill #California
Linked up with Leatt Protectives Cole Martinez recently to capture his first day back on the bike for Part 2 of “The Recovery Process” and was stoked he was down to run the GoPro in one of our favorite locations. What we call “The Mug Shot”.
Check out this unique view of a lap around Pala Raceway and take note of how still Cole’s head remains while charging over all the obstacles.
Links below for “The Recovery Process” part 1 and 2.