Davies Riding Again

250SX Rookie of the Year recovers from injuries sustained in Salt Lake.

Image: Octopi Media.

New Zealand teenager Cole Davies has returned to riding after a lengthy stint on the sidelines, with the Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing rookie recovered from a broken arm and nose sustained during Salt Lake City’s 250SX West qualifying session in May.

Davies had opted out of completing a rhythm lane during the session, which led to a fully-committed Jordon Smith (Triumph Factory Racing) landing on the back of the number 100, ultimately resulting in a frightening clash for both of them upon impact.

Sidelined since the event while recovering from his injuries, Davies began riding yesterday as he continues to build towards a return to competition.

“Man, I’ve missed this,” the 17-year-old said. “It’s been a tough few months since Salt Lake, and the whole injury process was something pretty foreign to me. I watched the boys ride once during that time, and I won’t lie… it sucked.

“The team has been unreal through it all, and so have all the people who reached out to show support. Today’s the day I’ve been waiting for. I’m back on the bike and all in!”

No official timeline has been released regarding Davies’ return to racing as five rounds remain in Pro Motocross, with a two-week break between the Washougal and Ironman Nationals. He currently sits P13 in the SuperMotocross World Championship (SMX) 250 Class standings.

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Dreams Are Important!

If you're a racer, former racer or trail rider we've all had dreams of reaching the top of our sport. It's a long, tough, expensive road to travel. I know this young man he is committed to succeed. He works hard and is dedicated to developing his craft. He is polite, courteous and committed to his family. He has big dreams! 

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Join Me on the Road to Loretta Lynn’s – Support a Rising Motocross Star!

My name is Christian Humphrey, and I’m a dedicated motocross racer with a deep passion for the sport. I’m thrilled to share that I’ve earned first place in two classes at the Northwest Regionals—officially qualifying me for the 2025 Loretta Lynn’s AMA Amateur National Motocross Championship! This prestigious event showcases the top 3% of amateur riders in the nation, and I’m honored to be among them.

Loretta Lynn’s is more than just a race—it’s a launching pad for future professionals, with national media coverage, thousands of fans, and industry scouts watching closely. But getting there takes more than talent—it requires strong support.

I’m currently seeking sponsors or financial assistance to help me compete at this elite level. Your support would go directly toward critical expenses like travel, entry fees, lodging, equipment, and gear—everything it takes to compete with the best in the country.

https://gofund.me/481991dd

About Me:

• Name: Christian Humphrey
• Age/Class: 15 years old / 125cc & Schoolboy 1 (14–17)
• Race Team: Privateer
• Instagram: @Christianhumphrey47

2025 Highlights:

• 🥇 NW Loretta Regionals: 1st in 125cc & Schoolboy 1
• 🏁 Ricky Carmichael Daytona SX: 5th in 125cc
• 🏆 Cal Classic National: 4th in 125cc
• 👊 Mini Monsters National: 1st in 125cc, 1st in 125cc Jr, 3rd overall in Schoolboy 1

Whether it’s through sponsorship, a donation, or helping spread the word, your support means everything as I chase my dream of becoming a professional motocross athlete. I’d be proud to represent your brand or business on this journey.

Let’s ride to the top—together!
Thank you for your time and consideration.
Christian Humphrey
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Tom Vialle on his Future!

With a rumoured offer from Honda MXGP for more money than he has been offered by KTM to go 450 in the StateS, it is decision time for Tom Vialle, but he admitted to Lewis Phillips it has been stressful!

Vialle said in response to a decision being made:

“I haven’t…it’s a little bit tough with KTM right now. Hopefully we can figure it out as soon as possible because I am not going to lie, the last two or three weeks have been tough for me during the week. A lot is going on and it’s tough. I feel lke it should be easy, I won four titles (with KTM) and I feel like it should be easier but it’s not, hopefully it gets better soon.”

It seems like Vialle would maybe prefer to stay in the US but the offer from KTM isn’t where he would like it to be relative to the Honda offer. Let’s see what happens from here but it is clearly weighing on the Frenchman’s mind.

The future of his life not just his career rests on this decision, stay living and racing in America, or move back to France and spend the winter in Europe, not in California and Florida…

Davey Coombs Interview

Davey Coombs is very much a man who has achieved a lot since his days of cleaning up rubbish at his father AMA Nationals round back when DC was a kid. A leading person in the media World with his RacerX magazine and website and one of the main ingredients in the Mxsports company, who run the AMA Nationals.

A huge fan of the sport since his youth and probably the best person if you need to know about the history of our sport, from AMA to GP. There isn’t a lot Davey Coombs doesn’t know about the sport and his current relationship with both Infront and Feld have helped make the sport a better place to be in recent years.

A long-time friend of us here at MXlarge and somebody we have huge respect for, not only for his talents in the media World, but also his love of the history of our sport, as mentioned, both in America and Europe.

We gave our old friend a call today, chatted about family life, the changing of the media World and of course, that young talented Aussie, called Jett Lawrence.

 Go to mxlarge.com for complete interview

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