It’s the most anticipated speedway race in the world and once again the British GP delivered with an epic night of incredible racing in Cardiff, Wales.

Across a stormy and challenging thirteenth round of 2017 MXGP Monster Energy Kawasaki’s Clement Desalle kept consistent but feisty to finish as runner-up in the Czech Republic for his fifth gleam of podium silverware this season and remain number two in the series standings while Courtney Duncan aced the latest chapter of WMX. Current MXGP and MX2 category leaders Tony Cairoli and Pauls Jonass were top dogs on the day.

Sweet victory tasted fine for Monster Energy HRC’s Joan Barreda as the Spaniard ruled proceedings for the three days of the Baja Aragon rally in Spain; one of the most prestigious off-road chases in Europe and a competition the Dakar star and stage winner had owned on three previous occasions. Barreda came into his ‘home’ event hungry and for what was the 34th edition of the rally. He’d recovered from the broken collarbone that kept him on the sidelines for the opening two chases of the FIM Cross-Country Rallies Championship in Abu Dhabi and Qatar and was fixed on gaining a maiden piece of silverware for the vast and well-supported Honda crew.

Former UFC champ, Jon Jones is back from suspension and ready to take current UFC champ, Daniel Cormier in a rematch fight. 

Frederico Morais takes runner up in an all-Monster final

Danger, pressure, international stardom (in some countries much more than others) and acclaim, wealth, exhilaration and personal achievement: it is far to say that the life of a top-ranking MotoGP racer is an unusual and special one. Most successful professional athletes hold that rare trait of uncompromising commitment and chemistry a little different to the guy on the street.

Injuries are the bane of every athlete. They end the dreams of many rising stars, but Olofmeister wasn’t ready to let his slip away.

The trailer is out now and it’s pure fire! The next round of the Fest Series takes us to Belgium for the annual Nico Vink invitational, and it’s shaping up to be the biggest and craziest yet.