Billy Rainford, Greg Poisson, and Hayden Halstead preview the upcoming 2022 Canadian Triple Crown Series Motocross Nationals and give their thoughts on what we can expect to see this summer across Canada.

Brought to you by MapleRidge Motorsports and Canadian Kawasaki.

We talk with CMS Callus GasGas team riders #229 Mitchell Harrison and #58 Mitch Cooke as they were driving back to Nova Scotia with team owner Alex Parker from a pre-season shakedown race in Quebec. It was fun to have all of them on the line at the same time. Check it out.

We grabbed #84 Tanner Ward to talk about heading into his first year as a 450 rider in the Canadian Triple Crown Series MX Nationals set to start June 5th at Whispering Pines in Kamloops, BC.

Tanner is the 450 rider on the Thor Kawasaki Pro Circuit team based out of Ontario.

Alex Parker is the owner of the GasGas Cobequid Callus Motocross racing team. They are making a big push in the Canadian Triple Crown Series for 2022 with riders Eve Brodeur, Tyler Medaglia, Mitch Cooke, Justin Burge, and American Mitchell Harrison.

We grabbed him to talk about all the Nova Scotia team has going, where they came from, and what the future looks like.

We talk with Quebec Supercross racer #551 Guillaume St Cyr after his final Supercross race of the season in Foxborough, MA. We also sum up the entire racing season and find out what his future plans are.

We talk with #551 Guillaume St Cyr from Quebec after just missing the Supercross night show by 2/10 of a second at Atlanta Motor Speedway in Atlanta, Georgia. He's got one more chance this weekend in Boston.

📸 Lead Photo by Matt Willumson (MX Matt)

Tyler Medaglia talks about his win at the 2022 Big Kahuna Hare Scrambles race at Whispering Pines in Kamloops, BC.

📸 Darin Marr

We talk with #64 Ryder McNabb from Minnedosa, Manitoba, after riding at Gopher Dunes in Courtland, Ontario, April 13, 2022.

Ryder rides for the Honda Canada GDR Fox Racing team and is a favourite to take the 250 MX title in the 2022 Canadian Triple Crown Series.

#15 Jess Pettis from Prince George, BC is back on the bike and getting ready to race the 2022 Canadian Triple Crown Series. He broke his collarbone and shoulder blade as well as punctured a lung in a practice crash at State Fair MX in California getting ready for Supercross.

He has made a change in his training program and will be working with Ryan Hughes in California. Ryno will work with him on things like body position and technique in hopes of keeping Jess safe while going fast.

We spoke with him about it all in this podcast interview at the end of March 2022.

#518 Parker Eales from Maple Ridge, BC takes us through his first-ever Monster Energy AMA Supercross event at Lumen Field in Seattle, Washington, at Round 12 of the 2022 series.

📸 Kyle Springman