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Ryan Nitzen
by: Ryan Nitzen
The first riders of the 2023 FIM World Supercross Championship were announced earlier this week. So far, 13 riders have been announced, those who competed in the 450cc (WSX) and 250cc (SX2) classes in 2022 have already confirmed their return. More news as the series jumps to six rounds with races in Britain (July 1), France (July 22), Asia (September 30), Germany (October 14), Canada (October 28), and Australia (November 24). The first 11 riders of the 2023 WSX series. Joey Savatgy, Justin Hill, Dean Wilson, Max Anstie, Kyle Chisholm, and Shane Mcelrath highlight the early roster. Hill will ri ...
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The first riders of the 2023 FIM World Supercross Championship were announced earlier this week. So far, 13 riders have been announced, those who competed in the 450cc (WSX) and 250cc (SX2) classes in 2022 have already confirmed their return. More news as the series jumps to six rounds with races in Britain (July 1), France (July 22), Asia (September 30), Germany (October 14), Canada (October 28), and Australia (November 24). The first 11 riders of the 2023 WSX series. Joey Savatgy, Justin Hill, Dean Wilson, Max Anstie, Kyle Chisholm, and Shane Mcelrath highlight the early roster. Hill will ri ...
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