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Many people credit Jeremy McGrath the great Supercross racer with the emergence of freestyle Motocross. McGrath's bmx trick ("Nac-Nac") performed on a motorcycle was the first formerly named trick to be performed during a motocross race before freestyle motocross existed as anything more than a grass roots effort during the early to mid 1990's.
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