Joe and I jumping Nik’s tabletop at Tri-County ATV Park in Faribault on two YFZ450s.

A few laps around Hurricane Hills on a YFZ450.

On the line with 2011 Minnesota Supercross Champion Kevin Horkey and 2009 Minnesota Supercross Champion Nick Dienst.

Helmet Cam view from Kevin Horkey, Minnesota Supercross Champion from 2011. Sorry for the shaky video. I was using a temporary strap mount for the helmet cam.

An early season practice at Jordan Supercross. I’m on a YFZ450. Kevin Horkey, who you can see passing me at several times during the video was the Minnesota SX Champion in 2011.

A very early season practice at Jordan Supercross. This is Chris’s helmet cam, and I am #134 directly in front for the duration of the video.

A quick run through Tri-County ATV Park between Faribault and Northfield on a modified YFZ450

Tri-County ATV Park ride with two YFZ450s in Faribault, MN. All this footage is raw and unedited.

This part has a steep washed out decent that i had to sit on my nerf bar to slowly creep forward through it.

This part has some hillclimbs in the “new” pit and some donuts.

This two-video compilation from “DaButcher” shows what it was like with a sport quad at Bauer’s Pit back in 2004. (These Videos courtesy of Shawn Buyatt)

This short video shows the sport scene at Tri-County ATV Park near Faribault, Minnesota around 2005 and 2006. These sand jumps would last for 10-20 hits, and then they’d have to be shoveled back up. Near the end, you can see me with the shovel taking my turn. It’s fun to look back at these gravel pit videos and see where we all started. These little 15 foot jumps were big business back then! (These Videos courtesy of Chris Hendrie)

This is the first time I’ve ever ridden outdoors on a mint track in March! The track was groomed great, and there were some great changes on the track. Check it out…

…and then I go tumbling after my rear end gets kicked out and I can’t draw it back in. -1 Steering Stem.

This is probably the largest group of quads I’ve ever seen on the track at one time at the Sandbox Arena. Even though A/B and C were on the track together, it was a lot of fun passing and being passed.

Even more quads come out now, and the quad class is separated into Quad A/B and Quad C. Somewhere in this video, I break the rear spring on my PEP shock. I couldn’t tell at all, so I ended up completing the session.

After I broke my rear spring on my YFZ450, I gave the helmet cam to Andy, which gives us a final look of the Sandbox from this Sunday night.