BYND X MDLS 2017: EPISODE 2 RV TOUR OF DEATH

Warning! New Monster Girl profiles now online! With Gymkhana Grid on the horizon on South Africa let’s take a sneak speak at what our African Monster Girls got up to at the 2017 photoshoot. Do you want to get to know the girls a little better? Check out their brand new profiles on MonsterEnergy.com before the main event! You will recognize some of our beautiful Monster Girls like Danelle, Wandile and Nokwazi but we know you always want a little bit more! Stay tuned for more from the Monster Girls in Africa this year when GK Grid and the international Rallycross series goes over in November! We will be keeping you updated for Monster Girl Monday when our Monster Girls shoot and attend GK Grid in South Africa at the end of the year!

Jorge Lorenzo gave a fine display of his increasing competitiveness with the factory Ducati in the sun-splashed fourteenth round of eighteen of 2017 MotoGP at Motorland, Aragon with a front row qualification berth and his second podium appearance of the year. The #99 blood-red Desmosedici was a major player in the final European stop on the ’17 slate and spearheaded the pack for fifteen laps before just losing out to Marc Marquez and Dani Pedrosa. Movistar Yamaha duo Maverick Viñales and Valentino Rossi – the Italian competing less than three weeks after breaking his right leg in two places – filled the top five.

It’s the business end of the Speedway Grand Prix season and it’s safe to say Jason Doyle did exactly what he needed to do in an intriguing Stockholm GP, extending his overall lead to a mammoth 22 points heading into the final two rounds.

Monster Energy HRC continue to roam the corners of South America at speed and racked-up another competition accolade last week with Paulo Gonçalves celebrating success in the Baja Inka Paracas 1000 and Yamaha’s Adrien Van Beveren filling the second step of the podium ahead of another HRC athlete, Desafio Ruta 40 winner Kevin Benavides.

The 2017 WMX FIM World Championship had it all: four riders separated by only a few points, protests, crashes, terrible weather, elation, deflation, surprises, retirements and a captive audience for yet another final round decider last weekend in France for the curtain-closing Grand Prix of the MXGP term.

Lewis Hamilton prayed for a miracle at the Singapore Grand Prix and it was granted; with a thrilling win under the spotlights of the Marina Bay circuit. Weathering the rain and intense heat, avoiding a shocking crash at the first turn, and skilfully managing three safety cars periods, Lewis earned his seventh victory of the season.

The triple gets even closer. Jonathan Rea blasted the opposition in Portugal this weekend for his first WorldSBK double since round four at Assen and completely owned the tenth fixture of 2017 at the swirling Portimao circuit. The reigning double world champ has led the series since the opener in Australia and with a margin of 120 points is eying celebrations at Magny Cours and a special place in Superbike history.

It’s damn near impossible to assemble a greater cast of characters for road trip around Europe. The crew razed the streets and torched every park in their path. This one's dedicated to P-Stone. We’ll keep the fire burning for you, Big Dog!