It’s finally happening. Titans of the dirt-bike world have united to create the definitive documentary on the most electric chapter in motorsports history—the 1990s.

Moto Nineties is a raw, fast-paced dive into the decade that reshaped dirt bikes forever. Supercross stadiums were exploding in popularity, outdoor nationals had become all-out battlegrounds, and a new generation of riders was turning pure rebellion into freestyle.

At the center of the era stood the rivalry that defined a generation: Jeremy “Showtime” McGrath and Jeff “Fro-Daddy” Emig—clashing indoors and out, on and off the track—pushing each other and the entire movement, to new heights. As the culture surged, The dirt-bike industry was pulled between two worlds: the rising corporate machine of Japan’s “Big Four” factory teams… and the raw, Gen-X, action-sports party culture that refused to be tamed. It was the ultimate collision of lifestyle and commerce, friendship and rivalry, talent and risk.

The ’90s didn’t just define motocross—they rewrote the DNA of dirt-bike culture.