This year’s Monster Energy Cup is set to commence on October 13, 2018 at Sam Boyd Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada. Fans who gather in attendance will be entertained at the event by a pre-race Pit Party hosted by Feld Entertainment, Inc. The main attraction for the Pit Party at this year’s edition of the Monster Energy Cup is Hermosa Beach, California-based punk rock band Pennywise. The band is currently on tour in support of their latest album, “Never Gonna Die.” The Southern California punk rock band is scheduled to take the stage for a one hour set from 4:30pm to 5:30pm PT. The band is comprised of Jim Lindberg (vocals), Fletcher Dragge (guitar), Randy Bradbury (bass), and Byron McMackin (drums). The Pit Party festivities get underway outside the stadium at 12:00pm PT and conclude at 6:00 pm PT.

Supercross fans are in for a treat at the Pit Party where they have the opportunity to meet their favorite riders and get closer to race bikes than ever before.

One event fans are surely not going to want to miss is theDirt Shark Biggest Whip Contest. The contest is highlighted by a 120-foot ramp gap which vastly surpasses the norm. The skills of riders all over the world will be put to the test to put on an incredible whip for the audience.

The Monster Energy Smoke Show makes it return to the Monster Energy Cup as off-road truck champion BJ Baldwin, short-course off-road truck driver Brian Deegan, and several others will entertain spectators with a display of burning-rubber and smoke-churning antics. Fans in attendance are warned as being up close and personal with the smoke show is not for the faint of heart (or the eyes and ears for that matter). To accompany the smoke show, the Unknown Industries demo team will captivate the audience with their death-defying stunts such as wheelies and drifts.

Those old enough to drive and in possession of a valid driver’s license are in luck as the Kawasaki Z World consumer demo will allow fans to test out the new model. Fans who desire to go for the ride are provided a helmet, gloves, and a riding jacket. However, interested partakers must bring their own closed toed shoes and a pair of long pants or else be turned away.

All in all, the Pit Party is shaping up to be a fantastic gathering of Supercross fans and superstars alike. Between meeting and autograph sessions with the world’s most talented riders, the epic Whip Contest, the heart racing Smoke Show, and the inclusive Kawasaki Z demo experience for fans, it will truly be an action-packed day for Supercross fans. The energizing event comes together with a finale highlighted by a fiery display of California punk rock. Pennywise look to send off the crowd electrified for the main event inside Sam Boyd Stadium.

Passes to enter the Pit Party are $20 and can be purchased online at UNLVtickets.com or in person at the stadium’s box office the day of the event. For any fans who are avid Monster Energy drinkers, entry to the Pit Party is free upon recycling of one can of Monster Energy at the stadium and a ticket to the Monster Energy Cup.

The Monster Energy Cup is known for having a fun, interesting, and challenging track that gives riders a chance to show off their skills and fans a chance to see their favorite riders in a different type of track and enjoy the festivities. Feld Entertainment recently released photos of the track for the invite-only 2018 Monster Energy Cup in Las Vegas on October 13th.

The event is returning to Sam Boyd stadium which has hosted the event for the last seven years and it has been a resounding success. The event features three 10-lap main events in which the world’s best SuperCross riders will be duking it out for a $250,000 purse as well as a chance to win $1 million. Marvin Musquin claimed the $1 million prize last year and it will be interesting to see if anyone else can perform the same feat this year.

As you can see from the picture above, the rack actually goes out into the parking lot and wraps around back into the stadium. This added length will allow riders to pick up their motorcycles to speeds of 75 MPH, which is incredibly fast for a track of this length. The track will climb up the stands of the stadium twice to add to the intensity of the race and it will allow the riders to really show off their skills. The track also has dual sand sections and dual over-under bridges. The Joker lane is back from last year which the athletes have to race through at least once during the main event to qualify for the $1 million prize.

This year’s track was designed by five-time Monster Energy Supercross Champion, Ricky Carmichael who wanted to combine traditional supercross elements and outdoor, natural-terrain stylings. Carmichael has done just that with this beautiful track that will test the riders and allow them to show off their skills.

Dave Prater has this to say about this year’s track: “The Monster Energy Cup is always the place where we try to outdo ourselves, from the highest start in history to building sections of the track that traverse into the stands, we’re always trying to push the limits of track design. We had a great 2018 Supercross season showcasing these athletes and this is our time of year where we can have fun and do never-before type things. We love coming here to Las Vegas with another million dollars to celebrate the sport’s marquee athletes, and this year’s Monster Millions promotion adds even more excitement for the fans.” This quote should make SuperCross fans all over the world happy since they want to continually improve their events and excite fans.

Whoever takes home the Monster Energy Cup will have to bring their A-game as this track will bring out the best or worst in the world’s top riders. One thing is for sure, the Monster Energy Cup live will be an extremely entertaining event that will please fans of all ages and any motocross fan should check out this exhibition.

There will be an AMA Supercross event “Monster Energy Cup” on October 13th in Las Vegas. If you are a fan of motocross this will surely be a very entertaining event and will be filled to the brim with exciting action. The event is an exhibition so it should be geared towards fans and should have a ton of really fun moments. The race should be a good mix of talent and grit; the race is anyone’s to win and there should be a lot of good racing.

The Monster Energy Cup is part of Las Vegas BikeFest. Motorcycle enthusiasts from all over the world come for four days of entertainment, contests, shopping, and everything motorcycle. If you are a fan of motorcycles or motorcross then you should certainly go to Vegas for that weekend as there will be plenty of events that will entertain all ages. There will be a lot of interesting events and other attractions to check out during the festival so make sure that you stay the whole time.

Be on the lookout for Marvin Musquin who has won two races in a row and should be in good form to win the race. He is not currently a fan favorite but that will certainly not stop him from coming in the top few racers. Blake Baggett should also be a threat in the competition as the Vegas track is an easy ride that favors good starts which is one of Baggett’s biggest strengths.

Zach Martin and Jeremy Martin also should put up good fights in the race, look for Martin to have a strong showing in Vegas. Shane McElrath won in Salt Lake and should have a great chance to win again in Vegas which will go a long way in cementing his 2019 plans. Jason Anderson is still looking for the first win of his career and he will have a great shot at winning October 13th.

Musquin and Eli Tomac have a bit of a feud going between them. During the race at Gillette Stadium, Musquin made an aggressive pass on Tomac that sent Tomac off of the track and got him out of the race.

“It was out of nowhere and a cheap shot,” Tomac said during the post-race news conference.

Mesquin said this about the crash “Obviously the outcome was pretty brutal. I’m sorry for what happened. But with the crash, it could have been bad for me, too.”

So, it looks like the feud might have been settled but I do not think that Tomac will be giving any love to Mequin on the track. Hopefully, there are no more dirty moves or scuffles during the race that would spoil the race.

Las Vegas is a great place to go and watch a motocross race and the AMA Supercross will be no exception. There is plenty of other things to go out and do in Las Vegas so if you are going to make the trip for the race make sure that you stay the weekend and really enjoy yourself. Make sure you bring your gambling money!

Fox Sports 1 (FS1) will air the full Monster Energy Cup live from Las Vegas.

With some quality dirts for riders, here are some fantastic tracks that get bikers to pumper more than the rest. Whether you are a beginner, intermediary or pro, you will always have a favorite place for your ride. Best racers in this world are not different. Today, we have some exclusive tracks based on the preferences of champions.

Ryan Dungey

He claimed that he probably prefer Millville (Minnesota, United States of America), but Red Bud in Missouri, USA is a topper in his list. He grew up racing Millville, but they have extraordinary dirt and everything that a motocross rider may ask for from a racing track. They are challenging, exciting and fun with several elevation, technical obstacles, and big jumps.

Marvin MusquinI”J

Marvin is a fan of RedBud because of its fantastic dirt, good fans, and atmosphere of 4th July. All these factors make your weekend fun.

Dean Wilson

For Dean Wilson, Millville is the best national track. He loves the jumps and sand rollers. It is an enjoyable and fun track for him.

Justin Hill

For Justin, the AMA national racing track is great to be MX Park Washougal (Washington, USA). It is his hometown track, and he saw several old friends while he raced there.

Jessy Nelson

His favorite track is RedBud because it is tough. He loves the atmosphere of this track. The fans of this track are great, and they often get crazy. It is an excellent track to race.

Ken Roczen

He likes Indiana (a famous venue for Ironman National). He loves the flow of the track. He won on this track for two times. Both times, he raced in different climate conditions.

Famous Racing Tracks

Nurburgring Nordschleife

It is a mythological circuit with colossal motorsport history. The Green Hell structures 154 staggering corners and measures almost 21 kilometers in length. It contains each type of turn continues and imaginable to host events, such as 24 hours Nurburgring. You may drive it yourself.

Spa-Francorchamps

Belgian Grand Prix is a beautiful track in Ardennes countryside and has an excellent history in motorsport and F1. This track is favorite for drivers and fans with iconic corners, such as Raidillon complex / Eau Rouge and Pouhon, great racing and stunning scenery guaranteed.

Suzuka

The present location of Gran Prix Japanese, Suzuka is a quick and sweeping track with a great layout and different corners. The track features S curves, 130R and Degner Curve. It is an ideal scene of incredible motorsport moments, such as Alain Prost and Ayrton Senna’s 1989 collision at the chicane.

Circuit Sarthe de la

Le Mans is the most popular motorsport event in this world. The 1st race was organized in 1923, and it has some annual features on the calendar of motorsport. The Circuit Sarthe de la is a mixture of the racetrack, public roads and the ultimate test for machinery, with great corners like Dunlop Curve, the Porsche, and the Esses curves.

Mount Panorama

It is designed in a beautiful location or known as Bathurst. It is an excellent track for racing around the globe. This street track runs on different public roads. With quick corners, long straights and steep inclines, it can be a difficult challenge for drivers. The track is a host of the Bathurst iconic 12 hour and 1000 Bathurst races.

Laguna Seca

This racetrack is located in California and features 11 unusual corners. It has a famous Corkscrew chicane – one of the most difficult turns of motorsport with one uphill approach, dramatic drop downhill, and blind apex. It is a renowned circuit hosting motorbike and sportscar racing.

Circuit de Monaco

This track is changed around Monaco’s principality and since its debut in 1950 on F1 calendar. It is a challenging track to master. With some quick corners, such as Piscine mixed in with narrow hairpins and barriers neighboring the circuit, the track is free from error margin. The Gran Prix Monaco is a Jewel in the crown of F1, and this track remains the favorite track for firm fans.

Silverstone

It is a home of British motorsport and regarded as a famous track of the United Kingdom. It features the best F1 corners, such as Becketts/Maggotts complex and copse. Despite the modern layout different from its original, it is still a famous and old-school circuit in sports. It is a brilliant and busy track with several championships like BTCC and FIA WEC.