So Lawson, your on a bit of a holiday after the Brissie Super X....What have you been up to the last week or so? Yep well after Brissy I stayed in QLD for a few days with my brother and girlfriend went bungy jumping hung out in surfers and did the theme park thing.. and on the weekend I went to my mechanics wedding in Newcastle and I was a groomsmen for that so that was pretty cool.. I haven't really stopped actually! So when are you looking to get back into your normal routine? After Christma

Just after taking his 2nd Pro Lites Super X Title we caught up with Matty Moss for a quick chat about taking home the win with a round to go. There was no real editing in this one but the filming was done by Terry Scott at OYN Productions... Matt Moss Post Race IV from Jason Macalpine on Vimeo.

INTERVIEW: Chad Reed, Tye Simmonds, Daniel Reardon and Michael Byrne... We spoke with with the Super X Open Class podium after Geelong and Michael Byrne also who had a tough weekend to kick off his championship run... We spoke with the Boy-Giant Tye Simmonds after his first ever Open Class Podium! So Tye pretty much stocked with a third place after telling me that you might not be able to ride due to your knee injury? Yeah well I tore my ACL the week before Tassie, but I am not complaining or a

So Dylan how was the week, sum it up?Yeah it was pretty good, I rode really well, I thought I did anyway ha. I just come unstuck on the little 85, it’s a bit hard to ride jumping straight off the 125 and 250 but oh well a bit of bad luckOk you were really fast in the 125/150 class having the fastest lap by like 2 seconds in one of the races. Did you think that you were going to be able to go that fast coming into the race and do you think your speed had a lot to do with the American guys

                   With style like this it is hard to argue that Kade is one of Australia's most tallented riders... When Kade Mosig came out of the junior ranks he was immediately expected to bring home the silverware in whatever class he entered. While he has seen numerous race wins and podiums he has not yet lived up to the championship expectations that were place on him by punters and industry insiders.200

When we got wind that SERCO Yamaha rider Kirk Gibbs had just re-signed with the team for the 2010 season we thought it would be a good oppurtunity to give him a call and have a chat. Turns out we caught him as he was just about to tee-off on the first hole in a round of golf! Ahhh the life of a factory rider... The stand up guy Gibbsy is, though, he gave me a call tonight for our chat. One of the coolest and most down to earth guys in the sport, Kirk made this a fun and cool Podcast. Kirk_Gibbs

  I guess the story of this week would be Ross Beatons inclusion in the CDR/Rockstar Yamaha team for this weekend in the Pro Open Class for Lakes. Ross is an awesome down to earth kid who deserves everything he gets and we thought he would be good for a chat on this year series as well as his aspirations in the 450 class. And the Ross "Rollerball" Peterson really means absolutely nothing, "Rollerball" was just the nickname of Ross Peterson from Canada in the 70's and 80's. Enjoy!   ro

Touted as one of Australia's most talented riders, Robbie Marshall regularly makes the switch from FMX to MX and does a damn fine job at it. This last weekend saw Robbie battle it out with Andrew McFarlane Ok so Robbie it's Monday Morning after the last round of the QLD champs, 6x20's has to be hard on the body aye? Yeah for sure! Especially when your bike Bogs on the upramp of a triple in the whoop section and you nose it in hard and get whip lash and pull muscles in your neck and shoulder. I c

We decided to get our famed Podcast's back on track by giving top placed Honda Lites rider Lewis Stewart a call. Lewis is having a pretty good Outdoor season and he is without a deal for Super X and looking to race the NZ Nationals in September. If there is anyone out there that would be interested in giving Lewis a call about his services give send me an email at jason@mxdaily.com.au. OR email me if there is someone that you would like to see/hear me do a Podcast with. OR Better yet, just post

Cody Mackie suggested that he would be able to do a good interview with close friend Michael Addison so we crabbed a cow-bone fom the paddock and Mackie showd us that he has got some mad media skills to go with his riding ability. Enjoy!       Mackie interviews Michael Addison 

The Last Word: Todd WatersLast race you won: Round one of this years MX NationalsLast time you cried: At Rockhampton on the 80! I broke my finger and it freaking hurt!Last goal you met: It would have to be at Aubry this year. I rode smart and got good starts and I finished with the overall.Last goal you fell short of: I missed out on the podium at Brisbane SX with a stupid crash on the last lap. That was hard to take.Last time you cursed in anger:  At Peter Boyle on the dirve home from Mac

I am sorry to keep you all waiting! I had so many calls and emails wanting part 2 and I couldn't get it up due to technical issues. I finally got it fixed though and I am glad that everyone wants to listen to it. I stopped it in a bad spot but to refresh people's memory the previous comment from me was... "Do you know what the worst thing about your whole deal with Coolum is?" Enjoy part 2.... CM.mp3

Josh Cachia came out of the gates for the first National with one goal, to dominate. From the moment they hit the track Josh was on the gas and he took the overall win in style. Josh has a style of his own and that is to be commended in an industry full of guys who will try to fit the mould of what the "Factory Rider" should be. Josh is an awesome kid and will do big things this year. Josh_Cachia.mp3    

Todd Waters is one of the nice guys of the sport and at 18 he is also one of the young ones. For 09 he recieved a dream ride on the Woodstock Honda Thor Racing team and hopes to make the best of it. He is a really motivated young guy and talks about the last couple of seasons as a pro as well as much more in this Podcast. Todd_Waters.mp3

Wil Hahn is one of the most likable guys on the AMA circuit and has retained his fun and comical character is a sport that sometimes turns cool kids into podium speech robots. Wil struggled at stages through last year but showed some awesome raw speed and proved he can run with the best of them. Wil has just signed to the MDK/Muscle Milk KTM Team and is looking to make a run at the East Coast podium! So what has been going on, you've had one SX race this year on the East Coast and you have Atla

With some big changes in store for the upcoming MX Nationals season we thought it was a great time to call the main man behind the outdoor national series. We have some new recording software so hopefully the sounds quality is better. Kevin_Wiliams_29.1.09.mp3

Being the trooper he is Ando asked us to give him a call fresh off a plane from QLD after 3 solid days of testing! He has been pretty quiet since leaving the Super X series at Geelong so we thought it would be good to catch up him and see what has been going on in his time off. ando.mp3

  You may not recognize the face but if you have ever watched an American SX or outdoor you wil know the voice. Ralph Sheheen is part of the Live broadcast team for Speed channel so we thought what better way to get the inside scoop on the Supercross so far than to talk to the man who calls the races. So Ralph, yourself and Jeff Emig are the voice of AMA Motocross and Supercross, what is your background in the sport? I grew up in Sacramento, California. and my family used to go to all sort

        Hey Malcolm, thanks for taking the time to do an interview with us, I know your flat out right now!You have been around the industry for about 15 years now, how did you first get into racing? When I was 3 years old, my dad got me my first dirtbike, and from that point I was pretty much addicted.  I had a successful mini bike career, but collected a list of about 10 concussions, and 12 or broken bones in the process.  I kept riding/racing for

So you made it through the Townsville mud fest, how did you and the bike come out of that race? (Laughs) Well….. This was a weird deal because Townsville was a mud race and when it is raining at home I don’t really like to ride so I didn’t really no what to expect. I guess from and overall point it turned out ok. I was not going to take a bunch of chances and risk getting hurt or anything but overall it was ok. I was more worried about running out of gear and goggles!! Like d