Racing the SCORCHING HOT Fox Raceway 2 National
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
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The 2022 Pro Motocross season is officially a wrap and it ended with one of the hottest and roughest races of the 12-round season. While Eli Tomac and Jett Lawrence were busy clinching Championships, MXA test rider Josh Mosiman was out there trying to survive the heat himself. Although he came up short of scoring a Pro Motocross point in the 2022 season (23-21 scores for 24th overall), he still logged a personal best for this season. With temperatures in the 105-degree range, Josh Mosiman, mechanic Josh Fout, 250 rider Brian Medeiros and the rest of the crew had their work cut out for them. This video documents the hot day of racing and features a funny interview with Mitch Payton at the end.
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Barcia the biggest baby in motocross.
My hats off to Josh-hell of a good ride. This also proves that MXA is the best at race testing bikes
Nothing but respect for anyone who can work all week and hang with the best on the weekends.
Thanks Brian! I was a long ways behind the top guys, but still fun to be out there suffering with them
@@joshmosiman1955 Very few in the world could do that! Amazing to all the rest of us weekend warriors to even be on the same track.
DO MORE RACES!!! I LOVE IT!!!
Love seeing you out there racing and repping Panic Rev!!
You guys rock! Yes! we want to see more.. racing the nationals is the true test of a motocross bike that us weekend warriors can purchase, bringing testing to another level. Working guy to 23rd is an accomplishment "congratulations to the both of you guys" Enjoyed looking for the MXA orange helmets. Please keep racing...
Sorry 21st so proud!
Way to go Josh! These race videos are fun to watch and give great real world insights into racing a National. So close to scoring points! Looked like the silencer insert came flying out of your exhaust at 5:18 point on your qualifying start....maybe a new secret MXA start technique or was it done to keep Barcia behind you?😉
Haha yes that was the insert flying out! Pretty wild that Trevor caught it on video. Thanks for the compliments! I'm glad you liked the video!
That's why your brother #29 is one of my favorite writers
Bro, you make me smile. Keep racing please.
Congrats Josh! You ripped - was rooting for you the few times I seen you or your name on Mav TV! God bless you and your family, bro!
Thank you Jonathon!
@@joshmosiman1955 I'm hoping to meet the Josh-squared team next year at a WORCS event!
-Dude, just want to say that you really are an inspiration to guys like me on how far the human heart, mind, body, and soul can go, and you are also a great witness and testimony! -I'm a 34 yo disabled veteran (got a brain injury that caused type II Narcolepsy, seizures, neuropathies, headaches/migraines PTSD, Severe Depression and more - 100% rated, and medically retired after getting out from honorable service from 2005-2012), and just want to say that the past 5 years have been tough, but the joy and hope you and the channel brought has been so positive for me! -I was ready to quit life at 330 lbs, body/muscles atrophied, 10+ medications overrunning my mind, and quality of life in shambles...God gave a vision to ride dirt bikes again, and helped me save to buy and pay off a 2019 TM Racing EN300ES 2t, and a 22 Honda CRF450R-S (that I've built into an RX), and have got to modify both a decent amount while I did the work in therapy with the VA to modify my body and mind...your love and passion for God, off-road motorcycling, and life altogether has been instrumental in helping me FIGHT for a life and now I'm down to 250lbs! -Even though my injuries are life-long, I stopped making excuses, take my amphetamines before riding and working out, work hard, pray, and stay positive, and RIDE every chance I get when emotions and physical/mental pain are high. My friends who are gone are probably proud that I didn't give up to the pain, and found something I'm passionate about - you've taught me a bunch from magazine articles, to videos, to being a spectator of your skill and technique at every race you compete in!
I apologize for writing an essay, but just wanted to express my gratitude for your hard work on these media platforms - you make more of a difference than you even know, and there is no question God has you in the exact position he has destined you to be in - your life and work has VALUE, brother! Thank you again, for your inspiration and insight in the off-road motorcycling industry...without having your guidance, instruction, and insight I could've very well just committed suicide years ago without seeing how great life really could be again with getting outside and performing physical activity and labor on a motorcycle! I seriously lost every bit of hope, passion, and joy, and you & MXA were one of the first to get the ball rolling in my head that I could do such a thing - then seen paraplegics riding and couldn't make any more excuses - it was time to set goals!
You getting 21st at Fox II as a media guy and test rider gives me that much more motivation to keep pushing to get that much better at riding, and get in better physical, mental, spiritual shape. Appreciate you, bro - your work is appreciated by many!
I hope my story gives you that much more motivation to keep racing...I believe you could easily be a top ten guy with the right machinery and workout program, cause you literally come in with bare-bones machinery, and little to no preparation, and straight kill it with getting early 20s and late teen ranks with not taking it so seriously, and just enjoying and embracing the competition. -You are capable of doing so much more!
Awesome dude! So much respect for you and everyone else lining up! Regardless of what place you finish, I'd say your day was a win. It's good for us to suffer and embrace the suck once in awhile 👌🏻
Thanks Gregory, I agree! This was definitely a suffer fest where you feel accomplished afterwards
@@joshmosiman1955 hell yeah Josh, that's what it's about! I'm glad you had fun out there, your healthy and able to go out ride another day! 🙏🏻 Thank you for all the great content and keep up the hard work!
Great Ride Josh! Great content and yes you should do this in 2023.
Excellent effort Josh! Jody needs to allocate you paid time to practice and train so that you can do this again next year and earn championship points. What you are doing is unique and is fantastic content for us MXA readers and viewers
Shows the level of competion at that level ! Thanks for the great video.
Fun watching you, as always, it’s appreciated to see your perspective. Keep up the great work!
Awesome job Josh!! Good times!! I love these race videos. Doesn't matter which goggles or helmet you use when it's 100 plus degrees LOL. Great job bro
Awesome job Josh and everyone. I think it makes a massive difference for MXA that you are at the nationals putting in some laps. So cool the behind the scenes. I don't see any other mag guys out on the track. 21st is great. Writing and racing. EXCELLENT!!!!!
What an awesome perspective, keep the racing videos coming!
Wooohoooo!!! Proud of you guys! This was rad.
Way to go, Josh! Unbelievable effort and result. We want more of this in 2023!! Love MXA and love what you are doing with the website. Keep it up.
Thank you so much for all the work you put in as a tester and racer and putting out awesome content like this!
Thanks guys for sharing hottest pro Motocross event class Josh done great 👍
This was an awesome series and you were an ANIMAL Josh 👊 👍.. Thanx to MXA 💪. OLD G 😉
Thanks for watching! We're glad you dig it
Nice work Josh the hydro pack was a great idea brother. My uncle did that at Loretta’s in the 90’s and finished 5. 1. 1. Everyone on the line was looking at him like he was crazy with that on but he said it made a huge difference and he felt better the temp that year was like 96* out with 95% humidity
Yeah it was a great idea! Would've been even better if I used less ice. Still helpful though!
Great videos! Got to try for a point next season. 👊👊🏁
Well done, Team MXA! The hunt for the point(s) in 2023? You have it in you, Josh, and know you can do it again in 2023 and surpass 2022 results!
Just to qual for a national is highly rarified atmosphere. Nailing 21st overall is very cool, especially in super hot conditions. Well done, bud!
Isn't Barcia under the same tent as your brother Michael Mosiman? Wtf is his problem? I'd be so nervous if he was behind me....
Go team MXA, well done boys.
Great job! Amazing perspective, and 21st is nothing to be ashamed of. Keep up the great work!
So much fun to watch , please race as much as possible!
Grusse aus Deutschland 🇩🇪
Awesome job Josh! Keep doing what you do brotha!
Next year do a National with a K/H/G 350! Our buddy Braydon Lessler ran a 350 at Pala and I believe ended up with a 20-17 19th overall.
Great job Josh! Great seeing you guys out there
Keep it coming 👍👍 maybe you can share some tips and hacks in racing too that would be awesome
Fantastic coverage most awesome.best moto show ever..
21st.... damn, that's good.
Must have been bruuuutal to race.. I felt like I was gonna throw up just walking around that day
The heat was intense
But it was an amazing race
Both my guys won the championship
🏁🏆🏁
Man what a crazy hot day! Man way to go it’s amazing to see the behind the scenes! We need more of it
it is very good for us the spectators that you can compete. you show us how difficult it is for a private pilot. but you can also give us information from the point of news. within the same professional career. best regards from guadalajara mexico. #171 Mosiman. I met you last year at the Word Vet in Glen Helen. I went to ask you some things about motorcycles and you were eating a sandwich. you're a nice guy. and watch out keep it up. 😎😎😎
Great ride, can’t imagine how hard that race was in the heat. Impressive
Guys need to get some Baruffaldi goggles. Made for that dust.
Mitch payton does not pull punches . So cool.
He's hilarious! And a big supporter of MXA
HECK YES!!!! Keep it up!!!
great job, even to qualify for a national is something to be proud of and you got 21 overall, cant complain about that. What fell of your bike at the ~5:18 mark, it looked to be part of the exhaust
MORE MORE MORE!!!
Oh stop it, you guys are well aclimated to the heat xD
you need to now race a MXGP round next year
Great job Josh ! Start training for next year !
Great ride.Digging deep.👍
Do more races and we'll watch all the ads!
Love this type of content much more.
Badass !! 💯 congrats !
95% percent of riders are loved and respected and do great job representing our sport. 51 not so much.
More mxa race video's !!!
awesome..... kaw Honda or ktm for rough track?
Josh watching your practice start , what fell from your bike in that video???
That was the silencer insert that comes in the Pro Circuit muffler. I didn't double check it or lock-tite the bolt in
@@joshmosiman1955 heck of a job 👏 on a hot nasty day ,love the magazine and video God bless 🙌
What feel off your bike at 5:18 in the vid ??????????
Sounds like Barcia was in his ego as usual..Would have roosted him off the rip haha 😂
Please do a recap vid of thoughts on each bike in race conditions pro vs cons ect
Thanks!!!!!
Let's go boys
How do you like the wings on the seat?
barcia has some issues
Obviously the 5 min less motos were a suggestion from star Yamaha. Would benefit the older Tomac.
You did fantastic for a couch potato... you're probably a fried potato at this point. 🤣
Haha the ice baths helped my recovery a ton! I didn't feel as bad after this one as I did after the first three. But I'm definitely sore now that it's monday morning
Mo raciinnnnn
💯💯💥💥🙌🏻👊🏻
100f is not uncommon. Been to hangtown at 107. With my 10 yr old son racing. Odd that AMA cut five min off the races, don't recall that happening. Must be the new normal pink unicorn crowd infecting the ama.
Pro-circuit on a ktm, not something you see very often
Put maxi pads on the inside of ur helmet
Why he did change moto brand so often this summer ?
It was all part of the story. As a test rider for Motocross Action, I have access to different bikes and I wanted to spread the love between multiple brands and I wanted to test these bikes at the highest level
What fell out his pocket?
That was the silencer insert coming out of the muffler