"It didn't take long for us to realize that this time our battle was bigger than us," Kim McGrath said in a statement. At this realization, Jeremy McGrath reached out to the motocross industry for help with searching out a match for a marrow donor. Some of the bone marrow match drives were set up at Wasserman Media Group/Transworld headquarters in Carlsbad, Calif., Monster Energy headquarters in Corona, Calif., Camp Pendelton's Semper FI Ride Day, AMA Outdoor Nationals at Hangtown in San Bernardino, Calif., and Chaparral Motorsports in San Bernardino.

In a public statement released by McGrath: "First, thank you again to everyone who has helped, donated, gotten tested and sent well-wishes to our family. Your responses to my initial call to action have been incredible and the support and love just seems to continue to pour in. The fact that Kim found a match is really great news for us, but it is our hope that people will still get tested and join the Be the Match Registry. I would also ask that companies that have charitable donation programs and those in the position to do something, please think about making a donation to Be The Match at any time throughout the year. This organization provides a service that literally saves lives every day of the year … it's pretty amazing."

In "Jeremy McGrath's Offroad," players take on the competition in four-wheeled 800 horsepower off-road race trucks with tons of options, including a host of tracks, single-player and multiplayer modes as well as a wide loadout of vehicle classes including rally cars, Pro buggies, and trophylite trucks, all in a crispy 1,080p, 60 frames per second presentation. With multiplayer support for eight racers and a full career mode, "Jeremy McGrath's Offroad" will be the title for racing fans who want to get down and dirty off the track. McGrath's namesake video game is available in a downloadable format through X BOX 360 and PlayStation 3.