Donn Maeda is a journalist who specializes in covering the world of motocross and supercross. With a passion for two-wheel sports, Donn provides in-depth interviews, race coverage, and product reviews for fans of the sport. His articles and videos showcase the excitement and adrenaline of the motocross and supercross world.
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Donn Maeda's coverage is predominantly focused on event coverage and private sector announcements within the sports theme, specifically motocross. This suggests that he would likely be most receptive to pitches related to new product launches, industry events, or exclusive interviews with athletes in the motocross world.
Given his focus on specific race series and motorcycle brands like Yamaha and KTM, he may particularly appreciate pitches related to these topics. For example, updates about new products or significant developments from these companies could capture his attention.
As Donn does not have a geographic focus specified but instead covers international events such as Supercross races in various locations including San Francisco, it would be beneficial for pitches to highlight their relevance across different regions rather than being geographically specific.
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When a manufacturer develops a motocross bike for consumers, it must produce one suitable for the widest range of rider sizes, weights, and abilities.
Defending WSX World Champion Ken Roczen dominated today's qualifying session inside BC Place Stadium. The Suzuki rider turned in the session's fastest lap early on, then improved upon it a few laps later. A mechanical issue kept Eli Tomac off the track until the final five minutes, but the Yamaha rider went straight to work and logged the second-quickest lap, ahead of Joey Savatgy, who waited until the last minute to log his hot lap.
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Charles Dao has trained top-level motocross and freestyle riders for two decades at Icon Fitness Studio. From Brian Deegan and Jeremy Stenberg to Austin Forkner and more…Dao has been a staple in the sport. In this new bi-weekly feature, Dao will share some quick exercise tips to help make you a stronger, safer rider and guard against injuries. In this episode, AEO Powersports racer Talon Hawkins demonstrates how to build good upper-body strength to help keep your motorcycle in control.
Last weekend, we raced the final SRA Grand Prix of the year at Glen Helen Raceway, and the conditions couldn't have been any better. Rain in the preceding days left the course perfectly watered. The Grand Prix crowd is much different than the typical motocross race crowd, as you see a wider variety of machinery. We caught up with Garrett Gesselman, a 60+ racer who chooses to race a high-revving Yamaha YZ125.
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Charles Dao has trained top motocross, Supercross, and Freestyle Motocross riders for over two decades at his Icon Fitness studio. In this episode, Robbie Maddison demonstrates three exercises to help develop a full range of upper body motion.
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