Pro National Motocross Riders

Loamy berm at Red Rud. Red Bud always has a 125/250 National on July 4th.
Guy Cooper For those of you who are too young to remember Guy Cooper is a former factory rider and the 1990 AMA 125 Motocross National Champion. He last raced a full season on the motocross circuit in 1993, retiring after a series of injuries cost him his factory Suzuki motocross ride.

Red Bud National Motocross Track Taken from the air by Larry Hughey in a helicopter ride.

Mike Kiedrowski and Mike Larocco During his nine-year career as a pro motocross racer, Mike Kiedrowski won championships as easily as he did fans. Between 1988 and 1997, he was a four-time AMA National Motocross Champion. In addition to his titles, Kiedrowski’s career included nine top-five season finishes in motocross and six top-five season finishes in AMA Supercross. He was one of only two riders in AMA Motocross history to win the "hat trick" of 125cc, 250cc and 500cc AMA Motocross National Championships.
Jeremy McGrath's AMA Pro Racing Career Stats and Records compiled by AMA Pro Racing Birth Date: November 19, 1971 Birthplace: San Francisco, California Residence: Encinitas, California Height: 5' 10" Weight: 165 lbs. Turned pro: 1989 National number: 2 Year-end Rankings 2002: 3rd (SX) 2001: 2nd (SX) 2000: 1st (SX), 23rd (250MX) 1999: 1st (SX), 21st (250MX) 1998: 1st (SX), 14th (250MX) 1997: 2nd (SX), 3rd (250MX) 1996: 1st (SX), 2nd (250MX) 1995: 1st (SX), 1st (250MX) 1994: 1st (SX), 3rd (250MX) 1993: 1st (SX), 3rd (125MX) 1992: 16th (SX), 1st (WSX), 8th (125MX) 1991: 1st (WSX), 5th (125MX) 1990: 2nd (WSX), 44th (125MX) 1989: 8th (WSX), 50th (125MX)

Jeff Stanton @ Kenworthy MX track

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