A native of the Lone Start state, Morgan Wade proved that other BMXers shouldn’t mess with Texas when he won the LG Action Sports World Championships BMX Street competition, held November 11 in Dallas.

Morgan rode to victory with the Holy Roller 20x2.20 on the front and the Grifter 20x1.85 prototype on

Maxxis’ sponsored rookie driver Marty Hart won the last CORR race of the season. The race, held November 4 in Primm, Nevada, will be broadcast on NBC and the Speed Channel.

“It just felt good to get to the finish line; that was our goal,” said Hart. “Then, when we actually win it,

Maxxis was named Pro Lite Tire Manufacturer of the Year by the Championship Off Road Racing series. The award was presented November 5 at the organization’s annual banquet in Primm, Nevada.

“Being named Championship Off Road Racing's Pro Lite Tire

Members of Maxxis’ auto department are still reveling in their successful SEMA 2008.

Inside, the Maxxis booth showcased the new Z4S UHP All Season radial, an array of new 24” UHP tires and a variety of new winter tires. Outside, Maxxis stole the show at the Truck

When a top team rides great tires, not even the grueling conditions of Baja can keep them from first place. Riding Razrs all the way, Temecula Motorsports took a second straight victory in one of the most grueling events on Earth: the Baja 1000. The race was held November 18-22 in Mexico.

Temecula faced mechanical trouble in the early stages of a race that driver Mike Cafro calls “a nail biter.” But once that

HFS Motorsports won the 7S class of the Baja 1000, finishing in 51:43:31 hours. The team’s jubilation was short-lived however, as two crew members, Larry Fisher and Sergio Avitia, were killed in a...