Dunlop Motorcycle Tires is the title sponsor of Motoplayground’s Dirty 100. The Dirty 100 ranks the nation’s top amateur motocross racers across all popular classes.
This is a press release from Dunlop…
Rancho Cucamonga, CA (August 18, 2025) – Dunlop Motorcycle Tires is proud to announce its new role as the Title Sponsor of Motoplayground’s Dirty 100—the premier amateur motocross ranking system that recognizes and celebrates the sport’s rising talent.
The Dirty 100 ranks the nation’s top amateur motocross racers across all popular classes, providing a year-long leaderboard that showcases the next generation of champions. As part of this exciting partnership, Dunlop will reward the best of the best with exclusive tire support programs designed to help these riders push their limits.
- All Class Winners will receive a Factory Direct Free Tire Sponsorship for the following year, giving them the same top-tier support enjoyed by many of the sport’s elite racers.
- All Racers Finishing 2nd–10th in each class will receive Special Dirty 100 Racer Discount Support for the following year, helping them stay competitive with proven performance from Dunlop tires.
“Dunlop has been dedicated to supporting amateur motocross for decades,” said Rob Fox, Amateur Motocross Support Manager for Dunlop Motorcycle Tires. “The Dirty 100 is one of the most exciting ranking systems in the sport today, and it’s the perfect platform to recognize hard work, talent, and dedication. We’re proud to help fuel the dreams of these young racers by giving them access to the same performance and quality trusted by champions.”
The partnership between Dunlop and Motoplayground reinforces both brands’ commitment to the growth of amateur motocross and ensures that standout riders receive the tools they need to take their racing to the next level.
For more information on the Dirty 100 rankings and see where YOU stand, visit www.dirty100.com.
To learn more about Dunlop Motorcycle Tires, visit www.dunlopmotorcycletires.com.
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