Ryan Villopoto
Chasing the Storm II
Chasing The Storm 2 picks up where Chasing The Storm left off. While Jeremy “Twitch” Stenberg and his crew of Dirt Bike Kidz search for the perfect natural terrain jumps, the film captures the athletes' unique personalities and behind-the-scenes antics while traveling to iconic freeriding locations such as Ocotillo Wells, Glamis, Beaumont, Reche Canyon, Temecula and unknown spots in Santa Cruz and Northern California. This is an action-packed sequel featuring stars of the sport such as Jeremy “Twitch” Stenberg, Ken Roczen, Cooper Webb, Ryan Villopoto and Aaron Plessinger as well as new and returning favorites like Tyler Bereman, Darryn Durham, Axell Hodges, Josh Hansen, Carey Hart, Josh Grant, Broc Tickle, Andy Bakken, Vinnie Carbone, Kris Foster and many more.
Supercross: Behind the Dream
The first of its kind, this acclaimed documentary series tells the story of the lives and dreams behind the sport of Monster Energy Supercross over the course of five episodes. Though many are familiar with the glamour associated with this high-adrenaline sport, few truly understand the dedication, technique and passion required by the racers and teams involved. In the 2014 season, Ryan Villopoto is on a quest for his 4th straight Supercross title while Chad Reed, Ryan Dungey and James Stewart battle to end the reigning champion’s streak. Stories revealing in-depth details about the riders’ family lives, training routines, and personal struggles uncovers a unique view of the season and provide an original and authentic representation of Monster Energy Supercross.
The Flow - Transworld Motocross
It doesn’t matter what your speed or ability is, every motocross rider has felt it. Every sport has it, whether it’s athletes “bringing their A game,” being “in the zone,” or having their “game face on.” When things are going right in the saddle, motocross feels effortless. That’s when you feel… The Flow. Take a high definition journey with the editors of the world’s best-selling motocross magazine as they capture some of the best riders in the sport in The Flow.
2013 Lucas Oil AMA Motocross Review
2013 was another sensational year for the Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championships with insane action from start to finish. It all kicked off in Hangtown, Ca. where defending champ Ryan Dungey went up against Kawasaki’s Ryan Villopoto, James Stewart on Suzuki and a hugely talented pack including Trey Canard, Justin Barcia, Chad Reid and more on Honda. And that was just the start. At Lake Elsinore, Southwick, Unadilla and all of the other classic tracks the pace was fast and furious, the exhausts were hot and the suspension was in for some real punishment. In the 250cc class Blake Baggett, Zach Osborne and Marvin Musquin just couldn’t stay with Eli Tomac and Ken Roczen who pulled clear at the top. There are highlights of each race at every round with the best camera angles and onboard footage available as the title battles heat up. Interviews with all the top riders and superb, informative commentary make up a comprehensive review of another classic year in the world’s most popular MX series.
Ryan Villopoto, 2 Be Continued
He's the best rider on earth. He's the best rider of his generation. He's won everything there is to win. Yet, Ryan Villopoto is the most private, reserved and soft-spoken individual in the sport. Hailing from the school of walking softly and carrying a big stick, the supremely talented and fiercely determined athlete lets his riding - and winning ways - do the talking. To that end, Volcom set out to peel back the layers and dig out the soul and charisma of the champion. We traveled the nation over, meeting family, friends, industry members and a hero to discover the real RV. What we found, well, we'll let the film and Ryan do the talking.
The Great Outdoors: Ten
It has been TEN years and TGO is still going strong. Over the last decade the riders, format, and the teams have changed, but the passion of the sport remains the same. The years of Carmichael-like domination have gone, and a handful of riders can presently win at any given moment in the 450 class. After having the worst season in his career last year, Chad Reed struck out on his own and launched Two Two Motorsports. The new determination and charge made him an American hero in 2011. Last year's champion Ryan Dungey lost his mentor and team manager, Roger Decoster, who left for the KTM team at the end of last season, leaving Ryan to defend his title. Because of injuries, Ryan Villopoto has not raced a full outdoor season in 2 years. But coming from 3 straight 250 championships, he is an obvious contender in the 450 class. The 250 class can be defined by two teams - Pro Circuit and Factory Connection. Mitch Payton and his team's record breaking season of podiums this year is another example of this. World Champion Tyla Rattray, Scotsman Dean Wilson, and the new kid Blake Bagget, all battle for the top spot while under the same Pro Circuit tent. Last year Factory Connection was on par with Pro Circuit, winning the 250 championship with Trey Canard. It's now up to Eli Tomac and Justin Barcia to bring down the mighty Pro Circuit team. The prestige of winning an American National Motocross Championship will call these men from all over the globe to duty every summer. As always, we will be there to capture the beautiful but brutal sport that is motocross, and remind us all ... why we race. This is The Great Outdoors.
Kickstart 2: Past. Present. Future.
Transworld Motocross Magazine presents Kickstart 2: Past. Present. Future, the sequel to 2009's TransWorld Motocross blockbuster, Kickstart, The Movie. Featuring four decades worth of the best riders in our sport, KS2 has something for everyone, both young and old. Filmed in exclusive sessions in private locations, KS2 offers viewers an inside peek inside their heroes' lives. From Jeremy McGrath's private San Diego ranch, to Twitch's backyard playground, to Chad Reed's personal Compound 22, you'll get to see places and things that most only dream of. Come with us as we document Josh Hill's disastrous backflip attempt, and meet Adam Cianciarulo, the 14-year-old that many believe to be the future of our sport. Features Ricky Carmichael, Adam Cianciarulo, Taka Higashino, Josh Hill, Jeremy McGrath, Chad Reed, Twitch, Eli Tomac, Jake Weimer, Nick Wey, Bilko, Dean Wilson, Kevin Windham, Ryan Villopoto, and more.