The 2011 edition of A Day in the Dirt is now history as the dust settled on Pala Raceway. The races today included riders Ken Roczen, Grant Langston, Jimmy Albertson, Ryan Hughes and a number of other national caliber riders.

The first day of the 2011 edition of A Day in the Dirt has concluded with many of the regulars in the field as well as Doug Henry riding his special-built Yamaha. Austin Stroupe made a dominating appearance in the Pro/Am race finishing ahead of Josh Grant on his new Jeff Ward Racing Kawasaki and Jeremy McGrath.

The final round of the outdoor nationals were at Pala Raceway and it was an excellent day of racing. Two championships were still on the line even though Dean Wilson had clinched the 250 class.

X Racing made their maiden voyage to Pala Raceway for the third round of the winter series. There was a great turnout and everyone seemed to like the track.

Day two of A Day in the Dirt races went off smooth with a few different riders making appearances. The track again held up great after overnight rain soaked the area.

The annual Day in the Dirt races moved down to Pala Raceway this year after the untimely closing of LA County Raceway. The races kicked off as normal on the new track,

Pala Raceway hosted the press intro for the new 2011 KTM motocross bikes. KTM brought out their entire line of motocross bikes, including the new 350SXF as well as a couple 2-stroke holdouts, the 250SX and 150SX

While most of the tracks in the Inland Empire were blown out with wind today, some friends and I decided to head to Pala Raceway after they had stopped at both Milestone and Perris and said the winds were howling