MX Sports,
Bagger Racing
League Team Up
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X Sports and Bagger Racing League
(BRL) announced their collaboration
for the 2022 Bagger Racing League events.
MX Sports will assist with promotions, mar-
keting and event organization for the season
as Bagger Racing League returns after their
exhibition race back in 2020.
BRL has continued to spread into a trailblazing
series comprised of six classes featuring Harley
Davidson vs. Indian Motorcycles. The Bagger Racing
League combines a blend of American V-Twin motor-
cycle culture and the thrill of racing into one.
"I am extremely excited to have such a world
class partner as MX Sports," said Rob Buydos,
CEO of Bagger Racing League. "With their help in
assisting promotions, marketing and organization
we are looking to move up into the next level of
excitement and professionalism in the sport."
Each round will be televised.
"MX Sports is eager to assist the Bagger Rac-
ing League in all phases of their operation," said
Tim Cotter, MX Sports Director. "This segment of
motorcycling is vital to the industry. The Bagger Rac-
ing League is fantastic racing content, and we are
looking forward to making it better together."
Click here for more information about the Bagger
Racing League and registration.
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MX Sports announced it
will help promote the 2022
Bagger Racing League.
Ferrandis Will
Miss Remainder of
Supercross
Dylan Ferrandis says he will
forego the rest of the Monster
Energy Supercross Series to rest
his injured wrist and get ready
for the upcoming Lucas Oil AMA
Pro Motocross Championship.
The Monster Energy Star Rac-
ing Yamaha Team rider did his
wrist in at the Detroit Supercross
and has been out of action ever
since. Ferrandis says he wants
to be as healthy as possible in
order to defend
his number-
one plate in the
450MX outdoors.
"Together with the team, we
decided to not go back to rac-
ing for the remaining rounds of
Supercross," Ferrandis said. "I
just returned to riding motocross,
and I felt that my wrist was not
fully ready to support the load
of Supercross. It's a bummer for
sure. I will focus on getting my
wrist back to 100% and be ready
for the outdoor season."
Team manager Jeremy Coker
said, "Looking at the bigger picture
... it's more important at this point
of the Supercross season to focus
on defending his title in the Pro
Motocross Championship."
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Dylan Ferrandis
will sit out the rest
of the Supercross
series and focus
on defending
his 450MX title
outdoors.
