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2011 AMA Endurocross

The GEICO EnduroCross team is thrilled about the opportunity to showcase this very exciting sport during X Games 17 at the Staples Center. Schaefer Tracks, the official EnduroCross track builders, will construct a very technical track that will challenge the best Off Road motorcycle riders in the world.

ESPN X Games

The ESPN X Games has catapulted the popularity of action sports over the past 17 years and now the world’s top EnduroCross riders will get to showcase their talent on this amazing stage.

Red Bull Jump Record

Levi LaVallee jumped an incredible 361 feet while preparing for his Red Bull: New Year. No Limits. world record snowmobile distance jump in San Diego.

Unfortunately, Levi was injured while practicing shortly thereafter and as a result, the Dec. 31, 2010 event has been canceled.

TV Schedule

NHRA will launch its 10th anniversary season with ESPN, the worldwide leader in sports television, with a primetime telecast of the most highly anticipated Full Throttle Series race in many years at historic Auto Club Raceway at Pomona: the 50th Kragen O’Reilly Auto Parts NHRA Winternationals presented by Valvoline, Feb. 14 from 8-11 p.m. ET.

Pastrana Jumps 269 Feet

Click video to watch the New Year’s Eve jump… he did it! Travis Pastrana, legend of both freestyle motocross and rally racing, jumps 269 feet in his rally car live on ESPN in Long Beach. Then, of course, he back flipped into the harbor. We love you Travis. HAPPY NEW YEAR!

New Year’s Eve Jump

Click video to watch with just a few hours left until Red Bull: New Year. No Limits goes live on ESPN, Travis is seeing the final setup of his takeoff and landing for the first time.

And he couldn’t stop himself from making just one last run up to the takeoff. This is as close of a look as you’ll get before seeing the jump live on New Year’s Eve.

Travis Visits Jump Site

Click video to see Travis on his first visit to the site of his upcoming world record jump attempt for a healthy dose of holy-sh*t-this-is-going-to-be-huge. Also in the clip is a first-look at a CGI animation of how the jump will look when it’s televised live on ESPN.

This New Year’s Eve, action sports icon Travis Pastrana will star in Red Bull: New Year. No Limits., live on ESPN. Travis will attempt to shatter the world record for distance jumping in a car at the Pine Street Pier in Long Beach’s Rainbow Harbor.

New Year’s Eve Promo

Click video to learn more about Travis Pastrano and some of the wild things he has done. It’s been a long road to this point, as both a motorcycle rider and a rally driver, but jumping his rally car over water in Long Beach California will certainly make for his most incredible New Year’s Eve yet. Yes, on this December 31, 2009, Travis will make a car fly, live on ESPN.

Practice Crash

Click video to watch motorcycle stunt guy Travis Pastrana who has been practicing short distance jumps in preparation for his record setting rally car jump… and not all of them have gone so well. He’s fine. The car… not so much.

This New Year’s Eve, action sports icon Travis Pastrana will star in Red Bull: New Year. No Limits., live on ESPN. Travis will attempt to shatter the world record for distance jumping in a car at the Pine Street Pier in Long Beach’s Rainbow Harbor.

Travis Pastrana Gears-Up

Click video to see the New Year’s Eve world-record jump that Travis Pastrana will attempt. Yes, this coming New Year’s Eve, motorcycle and action sports icon Travis Pastrana will star in Red Bull: New Year. No Limits., live on ESPN. Travis will attempt to shatter the world-record for distance jumping in a car, at the Pine Street Pier in Long Beach’s Rainbow Harbor.

322ft Motorcycle Jump

Click video to watch Robbie Maddison as he jumps into the records books with an unbelievable 322ft motorcycle jump. Robbie completed this jump live on ESPN, 2007 New Year’s Eve in Las Vegas, setting a new world record for distance on a motorcycle. Robbie dedicated the jump to Evil Knievel.