Motocross Illustrated
Motocross Illustrated of January 2013 features interviews of Ken de Dycker, Max Nagl, Josh Hill and gives a tribute to Georges Jobe a former motocross racer. The colume of the month features Dave Thorpe. He talks about the legend of his passed friend Georges Jobe.
Motocross Illustrated of January 2013 features interviews of Ken de Dycker, Max Nagl, Josh Hill and gives a tribute to Georges Jobe a former motocross racer. The colume of the month features Dave Thorpe. He talks about the legend of his passed friend Georges Jobe.
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MAX NAGL<br />
HIS TIME FOR<br />
A CHANGE<br />
STORY GEOFF MEYER IMAGES HONDA RACING<br />
German rider Max Nagl had a very up and<br />
down season in 2012. Starting the GP’s on the<br />
sidelines with an injured back the veteran came<br />
back into the series at mid-point and quickly<br />
showed that he is as fast as just about anyone.<br />
Having ridden for the Red Bull KTM Factory<br />
team for several seasons it was a big surprise<br />
to Nagl that he wouldn’t be involved in 2013. A<br />
few injuries in the last couple of years and Ken<br />
De Dycker showing go od speed as a replacement<br />
rider for Nagl ended up being enough for<br />
KTM to end their association with the friendly<br />
Nagl.<br />
Just like he has done throughout his career<br />
though Nagl lo oked forward and set new goals.<br />
Now with the Honda World <strong>Motocross</strong> team<br />
Nagl is finding out that change is go od and he is<br />
working hard to improve on what was<br />
already go od form.<br />
We caught up with Nagl at his home in<br />
Germany and talked to him about the<br />
new Honda 450 and also his past with<br />
KTM and their lead rider Antonio Cairoli.
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