The Roll Like Team Maxxis Giveaway is entering its final weeks, but fans still have multiple chances to win great prizes, including a shot at the jackpot - a Turner Flux Frame from Turner Bikes!

Every two weeks from now through the end of the month, a different prize will be offered - and fans can enter daily during each two-week period to increase their chances of winning! Every contest entry is also eligible for the grand prize, the Turner Flux.
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When you’re competing in the biggest BMX event of the season, it pays to ride Maxxis: Morgan Wade and Anthony Napolitan each took medals at X Games 12, held August 3-6 in Los Angeles, California.

Riding the Holy Roller and M-Tread models, Wade won the silver in BMX Freestyle Park. “The two pocket airs were the strength of my run," he told expn.com after the event. "This course was so fun. These are mumbo-jumbo ramps."
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They rode Maxxis to the podium throughout the season – and now they’ve taken the brand of champions to overall titles. Riders sponsored by Maxxis took seven NORBA championships as the series wrapped up for 2006, with the final races held August 10-13 in Snowmass, Colorado.

Team Maxxis’ Geoff Kabush became, as velonews.com called him, “the winningest rider in NMBS short track history” with his third straight title in the category. "The top guys have been so consistent this year. It's been a good battle between me and JHK (Jeremy Horgan-Kobelski) the whole year," he told velonews.com. Kabush also took second place overall in men’s cross country.
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Whether you’re running on four wheels or your own two feet, competing as a professional racer takes big money – but the trophy truck class of the SCORE series is truly a world of its own. With vehicle costs in the hundreds of thousands, competition is limited to those who want – and can afford – the very best. This year, that limited roster includes Maxxis, which is sponsoring McMullen and Bell, a trophy truck team out of Phoenix, Arizona.

The McM truck has a 750 hp Chevy motor and 36 inches of travel in the rear. Like other trophy vehicles, it’s completely custom-made, one of only about 40 in the whole world, according to Russ Florance, who handles the team’s marketing efforts.
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Maxxis gives riders the best in off-road motorcycle tires – and they’re not bad at offering some great racing action, too. For the third straight year, Maxxis was a proud sponsor of the Ski Nautique/AMA Amateur National MX Championships at Loretta Lynn’s.

Celebrating the 25th year of this racing institution, riders gathered July 31 – August 5 in Hurricane Mills, Tennessee. Maxxis riders did the company proud, with eight podiums to their credit.
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