Introducing Table Over Two

Motocross media typically focuses on surface-level storylines: who won, what happened, and how it looked — if you're lucky. These are the basics, but they don't go far enough for fans who live and breathe the sport.

That's where Table Over Two comes in.

This platform exists to offer something motocross fans aren't getting elsewhere: deeper insights into the pivotal moments, strategies, and emotions that shape Monster Energy Supercross and Pro Motocross. Whether it's dissecting a race-defining decision, exploring the mental toughness of a championship contender, or examining the dynamics of the sport itself, Table Over Two is built to provide the kind of thoughtful, meaningful content motocross fans deserve.

There's no other motocross website like this, which didn't happen accidentally. Every part of Table Over Two was created with intention, from the name to the design to the mission. As a lifelong motocross fan and experienced motorsports writer, I've spent years observing what works — and what doesn't — in how sports like this are covered.

My experience after co-founding The Apex, a publication focused on the NTT IndyCar Series, shaped how I approach Table Over Two. At The Apex, we challenged ourselves to prioritize quality over quantity, providing value to readers by publishing thoughtful articles instead of rushing out superficial content. That same ethos drives everything I write for Table Over Two.

This platform also reflects my passion for motocross, which has been a constant in my life since I started racing as a kid. Table Over Two is my space to share insights beyond the press box, informed by my connection to the sport and my drive to understand what separates the best from the rest.

Motocross fans are underserved, not just by the content available to them but also by the platforms delivering it. Too many motocross websites rely on cluttered designs, intrusive ads, and generic content. Table Over Two aims to stand apart, offering a clean, thoughtful experience that mirrors the quality of the content itself.

This is just the beginning of Table Over Two. My goal is to make this site a destination for fans who already know the results but want to go deeper — fans who care as much about the "why" and "how" as the "what."

Welcome to Table Over Two. Let's dig in.