It’s been a great start to the Motocross Outdoor season for OGIO team riders!

It’s been a great start to the Motocross Outdoor season for OGIO team riders!

With three rounds completed in the 2019 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship series, OGIO supported riders are out again touring the country grabbing more race wins! 

The series opener at Hangtown was the triumphant return of Jason Anderson.  Anderson, the 2018 Supercross Champion was forced to sit out this years supercross season due to Injury.  Anderson came back to Hangtown and proved himself fully healed as he earned a podium finish his first race back. In the 250 class at Hangtown OGIO bags transported all 3 Podium athletes to the races as Cianciarulo, Cooper and Nichols grabbed 1^st, 2^nd and 3^rd respectively in the highly competitive class of young guns. 

The MXGP Circuit is back!

The MXGP Circuit is back! Round 5 in Lombardia Italy was a mudder!  The Italian fans were treated to great racing all day with the OGIO supported Monster Energy Kawasaki Racing team of Clement Desalle and Julien Lieber battling it out on the difficult, rough, and rain saturated track at Mantova. Desalle’s performance was stellar, especially coming off of a month-long pause in training. Just narrowly missing the podium, Desalle battled it out with some of the younger riders by keeping them at bay with his consistent riding and lap times.  With a 5^th in moto 1 and a 7^th in moto 2, Desalle road himself to a 4th place finish overall on the day and is sitting 5th in overall points.

Transporting Champions – Again!

That’s a wrap! For the second year in a row, all 3 Supercross Champions are indeed once again all OGIO Athletes! A huge congratulations to 450 Champ Cooper Webb, 250 East Champ Chase Sexton, and 250 West Champ Dylan Ferrandis as they each took home the very well deserved #1 plate for winning the 2019 Supercross Series!

Cooper Webb against the world! Webb put together an amazing 2019 season! He put in steady races in each round, lap after steady lap, barely ever missing the podium and never giving up, even on the toughest of race days.