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Supercross is a motorcycle-based sport that involves high performance motorcycle races over dirt tracks. Supercross events are almost exclusively conducted inside a stadium; but can also take place outdoors, at venues like Daytona Motor Speedway.
Some of the differences between supercross and motocross besides the venue at which they compete include: Distance, Supercross tracks are relatively short inside a stadium, while outdoor tracks can be more than one mile long. Supercross races, or motos are traditionally 10 to 15 minutes long for a main event. Outdoor motocross races are comprised of two motos that can be as long as 30 minutes each. Outdoor races employ more of the existing terrain, i.e. mountains, off-camber corners, water crossing, while supercross, due to its space limitations places more emphasis on rhythm sections, and double-triple jumps. While motocross was born in Europe its migration to the US in the late 60's brought tremendous growth and popularity to the sport. The first supercross races were held in the early 70's and have helped make the sport one of the most popular forms of motorsport today. For more information on the upcoming AMA Supercross go tohttp://www.amasupercross.com/ Don't miss a minute of this year's action and order your AMA Supercross tickets right now from online ticket broker PlatinumTickets.com. PlatinumTickets.com is dedicated to selling sports tickets at an affordable price, and that includes plenty of available extreme sports tickets. If you like the incredible, full-throttle action of the extreme sports world, then jump on this chance for sensational Supercross tickets. PlatinumTickets.com sells cheap AMA Supercross tickets to the fans so they can better enjoy the sport without worrying about the cost. Now is the time to act on these fabulous AMA Supercross tickets from PlatinumTickets.com. Hurry and buy these discount Supercross tickets before someone else beats you to it. Order online now or telephone our ticket hotline at 866.848.8499 to get your Supercross tickets now! AMA Supercross NewsSupercross InformationThe AMA Supercross consists of high-powered race motorcycles racing on dirt tracks with big jumps and other obstacles. Usually the dirt tracks are inside of large stadiums that are usually reserved for football and baseball games. The term Supercross came from the popular sport Motocross. There are many similarities between the two, however, Supercross is advertised more often, shown on television, and held in major cities. Supercross started in 1972 when promoter Michael Goodwin set out to create what he considered to be the “Super Bowl of Motocross”. That same year the event was held inside the Los Angeles Coliseum in Los Angeles, CA. After 16 year old Marty Tripes rode away from the event victorious the popularity of arena races took off. Over the next few years many imitations of large races in arenas were started. In the wake of this new trend the term Supercross was coined. | ||
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