Did you like these wallpapers?

Check out ACTION FIGURE

in our Latest issue of Racer X available now.

Troy Lee Designs/Lucas Oil Honda’s Cole Seely is a man of many talents— skateboarding, BMX, import drifting … and he’s pretty good at this motocross thing, too. Page 156 .

$19.9812 Print Issues
$9.9812 Digital Issues

Look for the verified symbol

The Conversation

JMFNB wrote: 2:10pm November 19, 2012

Racer X How on earth do you not have a shot of the king's nac nac over a triple. Disappointed

brodee967 wrote: 2:42pm November 19, 2012

PATREEAUS you sound like you are infatuated with nipple rings

theinternetkid wrote: 3:49pm November 19, 2012

1996 Honda= classic McGrath. I agree with JMFNB, you need a nac nac

731Chopper wrote: 5:56pm November 19, 2012

Awesome. Thanks! There needs to be a Nac Nac shot though.

Voodootele wrote: 2:08am November 20, 2012

I remeber this increadible shot of McGrath from around 2001 or so, think it was used on a Renthal Ad. Where he's going through the whoops and he has his head down as if he is looking at his seat, an amazing shot. Would love that pic as wall paper.

MX40 wrote: 6:03pm November 20, 2012

McGrath riding Yamahas will always be my fondest memories. 1998 was when I started to really watch professional racing, and McGrath killing everyone on a YZ250 was burned into my retinas for the next three years. Good times.

bd200 wrote: 9:23am November 21, 2012

Even though I remember MC on the Hondas and his winning ways.. I have more vivid memories of him on the Yamaha.. Mainly because of my kids getting into the sort more then as they got older.. And my youngest being a HUGE MC fan in his Yamaha days, and him dominating..

swadmx wrote: 7:09pm November 21, 2012

nac nac , superman ...????.....yeah , the 96 bike :)

TheVoice wrote: 4:31am November 23, 2012

If you're over 35 years old, you know this Man. You rode along side him many, many great days and nights, for both of you. If you are younger study this Man, study his legacy, his style, his good-nature, positive demeanor, and thirst for victory.

He's been called McGrath, MC, Jeremy, Mac, Showtime and Champ. Call him anything that makes you comfortable. Oh, and say it with respect. What made Jeremy McGrath comfortable was winning, winning again, then winning some more.

The Recipe was simple, but not easy. The Gate dropped and MC hit the Express Lane and Checked Out.

Go Faster to the first turn, Then, the second turn, Lead the First Lap, Repeat, Create Separation, Settle In to a Fast Pace, Minimize Mistakes, Thank the Fans (during the Last Lap) and Finish First.

Legends will never be forgotten.

Today's Lesson is over.