How to Win Winter Supercross
Gennady Zyrin invited us to a night winter motocross race in Krylatskoye, Moscow. Gennady competed in Hobby class B (35+) and aimed for the podium, so we decided to support a colleague and a friend. Supercross is the most spectacular and compact format of racing, and in winter at night it is also very unusual.
All motocross fans will enjoy our report from the event. In addition to beautiful shots from the night track, the video contains useful information and professional secrets.
Congratulations to Gennady on his victory and thank you for the beautiful cup, which is now in our studio!
Turn on the English subtitles and have fun:
- 0:00 Registration before qualifying
- 5:09 Qualifying
- 6:32 Qualifying results
- 10:10 Why don't they put new studded tires on the race
- 12:26 What weather is good for winter racing
- 13:33 A riddle from Soviet motocross riders
- 14:47 What is the optimal pressure in the tires
- 15:29 Why do we need handlebar covers
- 17:22 First race
- 19:37 Results of the first race
- 21:43 Check-in with the coach
- 27:02 Motorcycle maintenance during the race
- 28:13 Forecast for the final race
- 29:07 What fuel to use and how much
- 29:55 The best studded tires
- 31:24 The crash of FMX rider Pavel Antonov
- 32:47 Second final race
- 35:09 Race results
- 36:50 Conversation with competitors
- 39:06 Conversation with a teammate
- 39:52 Award ceremony
- 41:29 Unpacking prizes
- 42:32 Comments from the race organizer
We put a comet, a UFO and a huge moon on the video preview for a reason! It was our first time filming motocross, it was a unique night race in winter, and Gena took first place — an incredible combination of circumstances! Thanks to everyone who supports and follows our channel. See you on the tracks!
