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Instinct Boot ha demostrado ser la bota de motocross más rápida del mundo al ganar los últimos cuatro campeonatos de Supercross y Motocross
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Ryan
Dungey
The Dunge
Nacido en una familia de atletas del MX, desde el principio quedó claro que Ryan Dungey era algo especial. Avanzando rápido a través de dos décadas, y habiendo ya logrado las primeras victorias en el Campeonato Supercross Lites y el Campeonato 250 de Motocross en 2009, la temporada de carreras de 2010 resultó ser particularmente memorable para el piloto estadounidense. Ryan comenzó la temporada demostrando que pertenecía a los grandes en supercross. Cuando la serie norteamericana terminó, se coronó Campeón de Supercross 2010.
Pero Ryan no se detuvo allí, demostrando sus habilidades como indiscutiblemente el mejor corredor de motocross en el mundo, ese mismo año bombardeó la competencia en el Campeonato AMA de Motocross y se llevó el título. Así terminó la temporada como un creador de historia, llegando a ser el primer amateur en la historia en ganar los dos primeros títulos de Supercross y National Motocross en su temporada inaugural. Para finalizar el año, Dungey llevó al equipo de Estados Unidos a la victoria en el prestigioso evento Motocross of Nations, celebrado en suelo estadounidense en 2010 en Colorado.
En 2012, Ryan se unió a la familia KTM, lo que le dio al equipo su primera victoria en la serie AMA Motocross. Terminó su temporada de Supercross en el tercer lugar, a pesar de una rotura de clavícula que requirió cirugía. En el final de la temporada AMA SX 2013 en Las Vegas, Ryan terminó en segundo lugar, con lo que su temporada total de puntos era de 337 y un tercer lugar final general.
En 2014, Dungey mantuvo su impulso, obteniendo los segundos lugares en general en el Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship 450 y la Serie AMA Monster Energy Supercross 2014, sin mencionar el primer puesto en Red Bull Unadilla National. Con otro comienzo estelar en 2015, Ryan ha demostrado que el compromiso, el trabajo duro y el sacrificio realmente rinden frutos con otro campeonato AMA Supercross y AMA Motocross ahora bajo su brazo.
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Paulin
Gautier
Paulin began his obsession with two wheels racing BMX beginning at the age of six; winning multiple world championships by the age of 10 years old. At the age of 13 he would find his true calling after trading out pedals for a motor. So began his run into motocross.
Gautier would go on to make his debut at only 17 in the MX2 class of MXGP. Even with the little experience, he was constantly a podium threat and battling for wins in his first year.
As his career progressed he would build on to his resume capturing 5 MX2 world champtionships before moving up to big bikes in 2012. After moving up Gautier would take the championship in his first year and follow up that victory in 2013 with another commanding champtionship in 2014 MX1 class.
Fast forward to 2017 and Paulin is still hard on the gas, moving his competition out of the way and racing with the intensity that makes him a part of our Syndicate. We are pumped to have him on board the Shift team!
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NOTICIAS
RACE REPORT - MXGP OF PORTUGAL 2018 | 18-04-14
The 2018 FIM Motocross World Championship made its way to Portugal this weekend for Round 5 of the series at Crossdromo Internacional de Águeda.
Despite heavy rainfall and warnings of inclement weather throughout the weekend, conditions ended up nice and offered a great venue for some exciting racing. After a bit of a tough weekend results wise in Arco, HRC's Tim Gajser looked to get back to his normal stride in Portugal and Gautier Paulin continues to build on solid performances with the IceOne Husky team. On the MX2 side, both Calvin Vlaanderen and Bas Vaessen came into Portugal healthy and looking for strong results. The WMX class returned this weekend as well, and Courtney Duncan had her eyes on the red plate after scoring 2nd at the season opener last week at Arco. Unfortunately Max Anstie & Hunter Lawrence both missed this round as they are still recovering from injury.
Gajser was looking quick on Saturday and was 2nd fastest during timed qualifying with a 1:49.964. Paulin almost matched him, closely in 3rd with a 1:49.992. Later in the afternoon, Gajser secured 4th in the Qualifying Race, with Paulin a close 6th. Solid gate picks for the races on Sunday! In MX2, Vlaanderen was 6th and Vaessen 19th.
The "Kiwi Girl" Courtney Duncan started the weekend off on top of the WMX field by 2 seconds in Qualifying Practice. She got off to a great start in Moto #1, grabbing the holeshot and building a nice lead early on. When the checkers flew, she had led every lap and took a commanding victory by over 20 seconds. In Moto #2, Duncan didn't quite get the holeshot, but was 2nd at the end of the first lap. She held 2nd for the first four laps before making the pass for the lead on Larissa Papenmeier. The perfect day was complete as Duncan took the checkered flag and she now holds the Overall points lead! The WMX series will now go on a brief pause and will return to action at Teutschenthal on May 20th.
Tim Gajser got off to a great start in MXGP Moto #1, taking the green flag in 2nd position.Gautier Paulin was a close 4th, and moved into 3rd after the first few laps. Gajser eventually finished up in 3rd, with Paulin just behind in 4th place. On the MX2 side, Bas Vaessen was 10th in Moto #1, with Calvin Vlaanderen back in 18th after suffering a crash in the early laps.
Tim Gajser was solid off the start again in MXGP Moto #2, rounding the first lap in 5th position. Unfortunately Gautier Paulin experienced a mechanical problem with his bike on the opening lap and would not be able to continue. Gajser rode a smart and consistent race to finish up in 5th, going 3-5 for 3rd Overall and his first podium result of the season. Great to see Tim back on the podium and working to overcome a tough preseason injury.
In MX2 Moto #2, HRC's Calvin Vlaanderen turned things around for a solid 6th place finish, but the luck was flipped for Bas Vaessen who finished in 19th. Vlaanderen was 9th Overall with Vaessen 15th. The FIM Motocross World Championship now takes a brief pause before returning to action in Russia on May 1st.
Fox Racing Welcomes Dean Wilson to The Team! | 17-11-10
Fox Racing is excited to welcome Dean Wilson to the Fox family. Dean joins our elite team of athletes and will ride in our helmets, boots and goggles.
From overcoming multiple injuries and racing his way back to a factory ride, Dean’s commitment and dedication to the sport proves he has what it takes to be a top contender, and we are proud to support him on and off the track.
“As a brand and company known for innovation and being the best, Dean brings a considerable amount to the table. Having him on the team will energize, and elevate our program.” – Chris Onstott, Global MX Sports Marketing Director
