Short courses consisting of big-air jumps, rugged moguls and tight, banked turns define this demanding style of racing. Snocross spectators are often treated to an unbelievable display of skill, gutsy riding and utter chaos as heats of racers jockey lap after lap for the top step on the podium.

It's an every-rider-for-themselves race to the top. Hillclimb racers take on the steepest and most technically challenging terrain in the mountains, competing against gravity and the clock in an effort to break the timing lights at the top of the single-lane uphill course.

Crossing lakes, railing through ditches or wooded forests - it doesn't matter. Crosscountry racing pits riders and their machines against each other and Mother Nature's natural terrain. Race courses can stretch from loops of several miles to traversing thousands of miles trying to be the first from Point A to B.