
Despite being younger than most of his competitors, Millsaps has a lifetime of Supercross and Motocross experience under his belt. An accomplished 9-time AMA National Amateur Champion, the Duke turned pro in 2005 where he took third place in the Supercross 125 East Series and won the East/West shootout with team mate Andrew Short. He made even more of a splash in 2006, exploding onto the national scene and winning the AMA Supercross ... Full bio >
Hometown: Orlando, FL, USA
Nickname: The Duke
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After Davi Millsaps spent most of the first moto in the pits, he battled back to get a sixth place finish in the second moto, helping the JGR rider win the Muscle Milk Recovery Award. more
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In this Catching Up video, Davi Millsaps talks about how things worked out with JGR, his thoughts on the outdoors season and some details on how his training has changed. His goal this year, to go out there and give it his all. more
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Davi Millsaps, Ricky Dietrich, and Christian Craig go head-to-head to see who can rack up the fastest speed through the downhill section. more
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My Five is an Alli feature where we ask the same five questions to five different athletes and compile all the crazy answers for your reading pleasure. For this installment, we talked to motocross 450 Class riders. more
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The checkered flag may have fallen on the 2010 Lucas Oil AMA Motocross Championships back in September, but the sport itself has been working overtime. Lots of off-season trades and acquisitions have made for the most interesting “silly season” we've ever seen! more
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Check out the High Point 450 Class photos by Steve Cox more
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The 42nd annual Hangtown Classic is in the books and here are 10 things we learned when the dust settled. more
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Despite being younger than most of his competitors, Millsaps has a lifetime of Supercross and Motocross experience under his belt. An accomplished 9-time AMA National Amateur Champion, the Duke turned pro in 2005 where he took third place in the Supercross 125 East Series and won the East/West shootout with team mate Andrew Short. He made even more of a splash in 2006, exploding onto the national scene and winning the AMA Supercross Lites East Championship aboard a Honda CRF250R. No sooner had the last gate of the Supercross season dropped than Millsaps jumped up to the 450 class, riding in the AMA Motocross Championship on a CRF450R, consequently shocking the veterans by taking third overall.
But then lady luck showed just how fickle she can be. In 2007 Millsaps broke his femur just before the start of the Supercross season.
In 2008 Millsaps was back: healthy, ready and raring to win. And win he did, with two Supercross victories and eight podium finishes. Then, just into the outdoor nationals, Millsaps was injured again, this time with a separated shoulder.
Cut to 2009: Millsaps had a good Supercross season, finishing eighth overall but standing on the podium four times. Then at Hangtown early in the Motocross season, Millsaps was once again injured, this time hurting his neck and taking him out for much of the season.
2010 Saw Davi capture a win at the 450 Supercross in San Diego and finish third overall in the AMA Supercross standings.
Davi has been building up lots of momentum, 2011 should be nothing less than an exciting year for Millsaps.
| Position | Hangtown | |
|---|---|---|
| 3 | 42 |
The 42nd annual Hangtown Classic is in the books and here are 10 things we learned when the dust settled.
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After Davi Millsaps spent most of the first moto in the pits, he battled back to get a sixth place finish in the second moto, helping the JGR rider win the Muscle Milk Recovery Award.
Alli Video
In this Catching Up video, Davi Millsaps talks about how things worked out with JGR, his thoughts on the outdoors season and some details on how his training has changed. His goal this year, to go out there and give it his all.
Alli Video
Davi Millsaps, Ricky Dietrich, and Christian Craig go head-to-head to see who can rack up the fastest speed through the downhill section.
Alli Video