Have you ever wondered how a dusty field of amateur races evolved into a full-blown national spectacle with roaring crowds, international competitors, and cutting-edge technology? Nationals of Dirt: The Untold Story of Canadian Motocross bursts open the gates on this wild and adrenaline-fueled ride.This book takes you on a vivid journey; back to the gritty beginnings of "scrambling" on farmland, through the Golden Age of raucous grassroots races, and into today's modern Triple Crown Series. You'll meet legends like Yvon Duhamel, whose fearless riding and cross-discipline achievements redefined the sport, and Jean-Sébastien Roy, whose dominance in the 2000s raised the bar for generations. Along the way, learn how dedicated promoters, community clubs, evolving technology, and bold innovations powered Canadian motocross from the ground up.Feel the rumble of engines, taste the dust of historic venues like Gopher Dunes and Walton Raceway, and sense the heart behind every championship and every comeback. Whether you're a longtime fan, a rider looking for inspiration, or someone drawn to stories of innovation and resilience; this book offers history, heart, and a roadmap for the future. It's more than motocross lore; it's Canadian motorsport in motion, brimming with personal triumphs, local passion, and the innovations shaping tomorrow's tracks.Don't just sit on the sidelines; grab your copy and step into the starting gate! Discover where Canadian motocross began, how it survived storms and splashed into modern glory, and where it's headed next. Nationals of Dirt is your front-row ticket to a national sport written in rubber, grit, and glory.