Four time world motocross champion and Red Bull KTM factory rider, Jorge Prado just isn't getting the results he wants in the indoor series in USA. Early in the day the Spaniard recorded the fifth-fastest combined qualifying time – highlighted by P3 in the opening session – before powering to the holeshot and a third-place finish in 450SX Heat 2.

The 25-year-old ran up front during the early stages of the Main Event, crossing the line in third on Lap 1, and was contending for a podium position through the first half of the race. An incident around the midway point unfortunately dropped him outside the top 10, as Prado would go on to claim 13th position.

“It was a frustrating Main Event in Nashville. I felt good all day, and I’m just upset with myself that I wasn’t able to execute the plan I had in my head for the race. I knew I had to push hard – push it to the limit every lap – if I wanted to be on the podium. I feel I had what it took to be on the podium tonight, so I’m disappointed. My bike was good all day and good enough to be up there, so it’s frustrating to know that one mistake cost me what could have been a great night. But the positive is I’m here to learn this year, and learning every week is what I’m doing. I will regroup, keep putting in the work this week, and be even better next weekend."

Obviously struggling big time in the AMA supercross championship, you just know this motocross legend will be working hard in the coming month to be 100% prepared to take on the likes of Haiden Deegan, Jett Lawrence, Hunter Lawrence, Eli Tomac and many more in what is going to be a sensational AMA 450 Nationals championship.