Guest blog from Super Amanda Sundvor of Icon Motosports By the time you are reading this, The Wild One will have been in the books for a few weeks, but you know what they say, ‘better late than dead.’ Well, guess what – I’m still here to tell the tale, and tell the tale I will. It all started with a no-holds-barred race known as Dirt Quake, where flat trackin’ kook-crafts is the name of the game. You got a chopper? Rad, race it. Snowmobile? Even better, get it out there. It’s

Some of the most creative fun-lovers in the whole of motorcycling are combining forces to create The Wild One this weekend, at the famous Castle Rock racetrack, Washington State. The See See Motorcycles crew have created the event using the much-loved DQ USA formula, and Roland Sands Design Super Hooligan National are using the event as round two of their 2021 season. The country's best hooligan racers will be hitting the Castle Rock TT jump. See See say, 'This extra special

...a lap as a lion than a lifetime as a lamb. Thanks to Bill from Canada for reminding us of his one and only lap of Dirt Quake USA, held at the famous Castle Rock track in Washington state. These were not just the wildest motorcycle events we've had a hand in organising, they were the wildest events I've ever attended. GI #dirtquake #dirtquakeusa #castlerock #chopper #chopperflattrack

It's 40 years, and one day, since Mount St Helens erupted, killing at least 57, and, far less importantly, but more relevantly, burying Castle Rock racetrack. I remember hearing about the eruption, it made world news. I'm sure there had been volcanic eruptions elsewhere in the world in my young life, but as a just turned nine-year-old, and it being in America, Mount St Helens was quite the attention-grabber. This photo popped up on social media yesterday. It was taken on the