Welcome to the Monster Energy Supercross POST RACE SHOW hosted by our Australian Reporter David Hogan. This week we look at round 7 in Arlington, Texas.

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Welcome to the Monster Energy Supercross POST RACE SHOW hosted by our Australian Reporter David Hogan. This week we look at Round 6 in Detroit.

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4:51 Coenen

9:22 Towers

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Trevor Knight is joined by David Hogan to discuss the opening round of Australian Supercross, the drama that came with it and the track builder calling out the riders on there whoop skills. We then look at some more MXGP riders who are rumored to be coming to America. After that we look at yet ANOTHER team closing its doors & MUCH MUCH MORE!

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In this weekends post race interview video our UK based Journalist Jordan Barber makes his debut for The Motocross Network. In this video he speaks with MXGP class winner at this years Motocross Of Nations in Matterley Basin, Tim Gajser. He also speaks with podium team finisher Factory Fantic Racing's Glenn Coldenhoff. He then speaks with the hometown hero Conrad Mewse. Finally he talks with Factory Triumph MX2 rider Camden McLellan. I know, I know.... you wanted to hear from more guys! Unfortunately most riders we're hidden away this weekend after the race, so cut our boy Jordan Barber some slack!

Chase Sexton is aiming to reverse his fortunes from last year's SuperMotocross World Championship SMX Playoffs. In the previous season, Sexton started with the lead in the 450SMX qualifying, clinched victory at the first SMX Playoff event in North Carolina, but his performance waned, placing third in the double points second round and a disappointing tenth in the triple points finale after a crash while leading. After a tough battle with Jett Lawrence the previous summer with a lot of losses, Sexton was determined to secure the SMX title. It's confirmed that both Sacha and Lucas Coenen will join de Carli KTM in 2025, reuniting with Längenfelder. This shift will likely see the Coenen brothers spending more time in Italy, though the team has shown flexibility, as evidenced by allowing Prado to train in Belgium with Joel Smets this season. While Sacha Coenen continues in the MX2 World Championship, there's a strong possibility Lucas might transition to the MXGP class. At just 17 years old, with his 18th birthday in November, such a move would be ambitious. This development is one to watch if it comes to fruition. Slovenia is set to compete at this year's Motocross Of Nations at Matterley Basin on October 5th and 6th. They're pinning their hopes on Tim Gajser, who will race in the MXGP class and lead the team, he currently holds the MXGP World Championship lead with two rounds remaining, though his title battle with Jorge Prado is expected to be fiercely contested to the very end.

7:07 Coenen to MXGP & KTM

11:20 Team Slovenia

Triumph Racing and Joey Savatgy have parted ways after just one season of Pro Motocross competition. This separation allows Savatgy to pursue another full-time 450 class opportunity, which has not yet been disclosed, set for the 2025 season.  Due to eligibility rules, Savatgy cannot compete in the 250SX class. Where will Savatgy head now you may ask? Well its believed he is currently in talks with Firepower Honda, working on a 450 class World Supercross / AMA Supercross deal for the remainder of 2024 and into 2025. Over the past two years, Guillem Farres has been competing in the American racing scene. In 2022, he participated in several AMA Nationals under the Star Yamaha banner, impressing the team enough to secure a spot with them for 2023. This season, Farres transitioned from Yamaha to the Rockstar Energy Husqvarna team. However, he hasn't fully showcased his capabilities in the U.S. due to injuries, which is unfortunate given his evident speed. Excitement is building for the 2024 Motocross of Nations, set to take place at Matterley Basin, England, from October 5th to 6th. This prestigious event marks the culmination of the season.  Italy, fielding one of the youngest teams with an average age of just 22, aims to showcase the prowess of its young motocross talent and the collective strength of its riders donning the Maglia Azzurra. For the 2024 Motocross of Nations, scheduled for October 5-6 at Matterley Basin in England, the riders chosen to represent Sweden and uphold their national colors are as follows:  The team will be guided by coach and team manager Filip Thuresson, with Filip Bengtsson also involved. 

5:10 Farres to Triumph in MX2

8:02 Team Italy

10:43 Team Sweden

Chase Sexton, the AMA Supercross and Pro Motocross champion under Red Bull KTM, has hinted at a future ambition to compete in the MXGP World Championship, potentially marking a significant chapter towards the end of his racing career. Jett Lawrence, the reigning 450SMX champion riding for Team Honda HRC, has boldly announced his aim to win as he prepares for the opening playoff round in Charlotte this weekend, marking his comeback after an injury-induced break.  Lawrence secured his first Monster Energy Supercross 450SX championship earlier in the year but had to abandon his Pro Motocross title defense following a thumb injury sustained in a practice crash halfway through the season. Nate Thrasher, riding for Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing, finished 11th overall at the second round of the AMA Pro Motocross Championship despite competing with a broken collarbone. He revealed after Hangtown that he had not only broken his collarbone but also bent the surgical plate from a prior injury. With just over a month until the eagerly awaited Monster Energy FIM Motocross of Nations (MXON) at Matterley Basin from October 4th to 6th, Team Manager Mark Chamberlain, alongside the ACU Motocross Commission, has announced the riders who will represent Great Britain: Tommy Searle in MXGP, Max Anstie in MX2, and Conrad Mewse in MX Open. This year, Team Spain is set to be among the most formidable contenders at the Monster Energy FIM Motocross of Nations. Jorge Prado, the reigning MXGP World Champion, will represent Spain in the United Kingdom from October 4-6, 2024. He'll be joined by Rubén Fernandez, who has returned to racing since the MXGP of Switzerland, and Oriol Oliver, now a consistent top 10 finisher in the MX2 World Championship. 

6:20 Jett's goal to SWEEP SMX

8:53 Thrasher returns

10:27 Team Great Britain

12:42 Team Spain