The GoPro footage we have all wanted - a FULL Moto from Budds Creek

brilliant stuff, see how long before your head caves in though haahaaa. I have to watch in bursts.

I enjoyed it, will watch the rest later but that first lap was chaos, he handled himself well and went to work right away, very cool to see him pick his way through, thanks!

Dang, I felt like I was watching my Grandmother ride an SL125! Only 1 place on the track did he get "on" the gas. I would love to see a 2-stroke version of the same race. All I heard was a little throttle and a lot of coasting...

DON'T get me wrong, they are going fast, but it seems "lazy"... I guess I miss the "old" days hearing an engine wrung out to the max.

Maybe that is why the 250's have been so fun to watch this year?

Eliminate the 450's, replace them with 350's...

Better yet, allow some 2-strokes to join the fun on an equal basis...

OK, I'll go away again...back to the freediving spearfishing boards...

haha I got to where I thought there'd be about 5 mins left and I was only 12 mins in

I remember getting the '15 mins' on the pit board and thinking faaaark i'm only half way haha

now I'm gettin 'pump' just watching

Great vid! He did a nice job those first couple of laps. TV and cameras in general do not do that track justice. Much steeper and rougher than it appears.

Great post!!

Amazing what happens once they sort out after the first 5 laps. Ryan was riding by himself with nobody around.

Liked mid moto when he stuck to millsaps for a few laps.
They deliver power drastically different.

I was missing these since Stewart has been out. Thanks for posting!

good video thanks. u can just hear those rocks when u dont get a good start...they hurt!!!

I'm stoked , keep'em coming ........ listening to rocks hit I think the old 500's threw them alot harder. At least my crooked fingers seem to think so.

Absolutely brilliant. It really doesn't get much better than that for the feel of it all. I was glad there was no one in the room while I watched it though...I kept ducking the roost and because of the camera angle I kept tilting my head back to "see farther down the track" cause he was just carrying way to much speed and it was taking me out of my comfort zone and I got arm pump now....lol. Seriously though...why in the world is it not mandatory for all riders to wear the GoPro and have the TV/Net coverage just switch back and forth between all the riders...live? That would be kinda cool me thinks.