Watch The Moto: Inside the Outdoors

TV-PG
2010
4 Seasons
8.5 (10)

The Moto: Inside the Outdoors is a television show produced by Fuel TV that revolves around the exciting world of motocross. The show first premiered in 2010 and since then has amassed a dedicated fan base of adrenaline junkies and thrill-seekers alike. The show takes viewers on a thrilling journey through the highs and lows of professional motocross racing. Each episode is jam-packed with intense race footage, exclusive interviews with some of the biggest names in the sport, and behind-the-scenes access to the world of motocross.

One of the standout features of The Moto: Inside the Outdoors is its in-depth coverage of the outdoor motocross season. This portion of the show takes place across various locations throughout the United States and provides viewers with an up-close look at the challenges and obstacles faced by riders during the course of the season.

Throughout the course of the show's run, viewers have been given an inside look at the lives of some of the biggest names in motocross history. Legendary riders like Ryan Dungey, Chad Reed, and Jason Anderson have been interviewed on the show and have shared their experiences and insights into the world of motocross.

In addition to featuring interviews with some of the biggest names in the sport, The Moto: Inside the Outdoors also highlights some of the up-and-coming stars of the motocross world. These young riders are often featured competing in the Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship, which is widely regarded as one of the most grueling motocross competitions in the world.

Another noteworthy aspect of The Moto: Inside the Outdoors is its coverage of the Supercross season. This portion of the show focuses on the indoor portion of the sport and takes place across various locations throughout the country. During the Supercross season, viewers are treated to some of the most intense and thrilling racing footage in the entire sport.

Throughout the course of the show's run, viewers have been given an up-close look at the various teams and manufacturers that make up the world of professional motocross racing. From historic teams like Yamaha and Honda to up-and-coming manufacturers like KTM, The Moto: Inside the Outdoors has covered it all.

One of the most visually striking aspects of The Moto: Inside the Outdoors is its use of slow-motion and time-lapse photography. These techniques are used to capture the raw power and beauty of the motocross races, making it easy for viewers to appreciate the skill and athleticism that goes into this thrilling sport.

Overall, The Moto: Inside the Outdoors is a must-watch for any fan of motocross or extreme sports in general. With its thrilling race footage, exclusive interviews, and behind-the-scenes access, this show is sure to keep viewers on the edge of their seats from start to finish.

The Moto: Inside the Outdoors is a series that ran for 4 seasons (33 episodes) between February 17, 2010 and on Fuel TV

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6. The Dream

December 17, 2012

Ryan Dungey took the 450-class by storm this year, but the road to getting there was not an easy one. The path paved by many of Motocross's historical figures like Ricky Carmichael began at Loretta's Lynn's racetrack where the often won multiple amateur championships. Not the fastest rider of his age, but perhaps more determined than the rest, Ryan Dungey took a different path. With only one Loretta Lynn Championship under his belt, Ryan spent a year knocking persistently at Roger Decoster's door until he was given an opportunity to ride alongside Ricky Carmichael on Suzuki's practice racetrack. After watching Dungey turn sharp corners on the track, Roger Decoster took him under his wing and signed him to Suzuki, where they would go on to win four Championships under the guidance of Decoster and mechanic Ian Harrison. But in 2010, after winning the Outdoor Championship, Decoster informed Dungey that he would be moving from Factory Suzuki to KTM. KTM was one of the few companies expanding their race budget and Decoster spent much of 2011 perfecting their equipment in the hopes of attracting Dungey. And in 2012, Ryan Dungey followed his mentor to KTM, a move that was risky given that KTM had never won a championship. Backed by the support of this family and armed with immense determination, Ryan Dungey and the KTM Team set out to prove that with the right people and strong company backing, championships can be won despite all odds. Winning, however, only makes Ryan more aware of how much work it takes to stay on top, and his successes push him to work harder in order to be greater. Urged by his parents to remain focused amidst the chaos of winning, and inspired by his grandmother to live life to its fullest, Ryan organizes a 60-mile bike ride near his hometown to support St. Jude's Children's Hospital to help kids fighting a cancer-the same disease that took his grandmother away from him too soon.

5. Our Future

December 10, 2012

In this adrenaline rush of an episode, the 250-class title hunt of 2012 was a head-to-head battle between Eli Tomac, Blake Baggett, Dean Wilson, Justin Barcia, Marvin Musquin, and Ken Roczen. The work they put in during the week all converge come race day where, regardless of circumstance, they all find themselves on the same starting line. Having only won three Moto's between 2010 and 2011, Justin Barcia invested a lot of his own money in building a track in Florida where he could practice. This proved to be fruitful, landing Barcia on the podium enough times to put him within 14 points of Baggett at the second to last race of the year in Steel City. New to the American Pro Series, Ken Roczen is this year's biggest question mark. Holding the record as the youngest ever GP winner, many believed that Ken would follow in the footsteps of the some of the greatest riders in Europe. But the American Outdoor series presents challenges unlike anything found abroad. Marvin Musquin, a fellow European transplant is in his second year racing in the United States and can attest to the difficulties of riding as an unknown in a new country with little support. The intense heat and grueling outdoor tracks push the limits of physical fitness, and if the Europeans are going to dominate the American market they will have to adapt quickly or face going home disappointed. Even for those raised in the United States, battling heat exhaustion on the tracks proves to be challenging. But no team is better equipped to breed champions than Mitch Payton's Pro Circuit Team, which has won the number plate every year for the past eight years. With the pressure of the past weighing on him, Blake Baggett will fight to the bitter end to clench the title for Pro Circuit once again and take home the Championship.

4. Inside The Outdoors: Fill the Void

December 2, 2012

With the top four riders injured this year, the sport needs someone to step up. While a Championship may be unattainable for riders like Mike Alessi, Andrew Short, Broc Tickle and Jake Weimer, they all rely on their mentors to get them on the box.

3. Inside The Outdoors: A Reason to Race

November 25, 2012

When Nico Izzi shattered his heel in his second professional season, he thought that 15 years of work had been destroyed. After losing nearly every material thing he owned, he has returned to racing for the sake of his 2-year-old daughter and fallen frien

2. Inside The Outdoors: A Good Life

November 18, 2012

Motocross has taken Davi Millsaps' kidney, consumed the last twenty years of his life, and strained his relationship with his mother. While the sport will strain both body and soul, Davi Millsaps finds more positives than negatives every day.

1. Inside The Outdoors: State of the Industry

December 9, 2012

Motocross can no longer guarantee the future of top ten riders like Josh Grant, Tommy Hahn, and Kyle Chisholm. They dropped out of high school to pursue this dream and risk their lives every time they throw their legs over a dirt bike.

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Where to Watch The Moto: Inside the Outdoors

The Moto: Inside the Outdoors is available for streaming on the Fuel TV website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch The Moto: Inside the Outdoors on demand at Amazon Prime.