When the hot, tropical summer in Indonesia couldn’t get any hotter, the new Indonesian Powercross series of supercross racing has announced they are featuring FMX for the first time to blow the top off the event.
Catchin' up with Indonesia's MX industry head honcho
Thursday, 03 December 2009 11:24
While I was in Indonesia last week I was picked up at the airport in Jakarta by who I presumed was simply a driver for the Powercross promoter, Mr Judiarto. Little did I know our driver was the man who started the first motocross magazine in Indonesia and has been heavily behind the growing FMX scene!
Today I received a YouTube link to the HGMtv clip of the hot lap from my home compound that was aired on FuelTV in Australia and I decided why just keep it for myself... why not share it with you all.
Just when I thought my sponsorship entitlements with Lakes Networking had reached it's peak, yet another package was dropped off in my mail-box today and this package means I have a lot more work up my sleeve!
When the hot, tropical summer in Indonesia couldn’t get any hotter, the new Indonesian Powercross series of supercross racing has announced they are featuring FMX for the first time to blow the top off the event.
While I was in Indonesia last week I was picked up at the airport in Jakarta by who I presumed was simply a driver for the Powercross promoter, Mr Judiarto. Little did I know our driver was the man who started the first motocross magazine in Indonesia and has been heavily behind the growing FMX scene! 
Today I received a YouTube link to the HGMtv clip of the hot lap from my home compound that was aired on FuelTV in Australia and I decided why just keep it for myself... why not share it with you all.
Just when I thought my sponsorship entitlements with Lakes Networking had reached it's peak, yet another package was dropped off in my mail-box today and this package means I have a lot more work up my sleeve!
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