Webb crash, condition update?

hartebreak wrote:

The look on his face in the back of the mule didnt look good.

hartebreak wrote:

The look on his face in the back of the mule didnt look good.

pbody wrote:

Was interesting to me how he couldn't look Ian or Roger in the eye.

hartebreak wrote:

The look on his face in the back of the mule didnt look good.

pbody wrote:

Was interesting to me how he couldn't look Ian or Roger in the eye.

hartebreak wrote:

That's what caught my eye too.

hartebreak wrote:

The look on his face in the back of the mule didnt look good.

pbody wrote:

Was interesting to me how he couldn't look Ian or Roger in the eye.

hartebreak wrote:

That's what caught my eye too.

Black Diesel Bomber wrote:

Have you ever jackhammered compacted dirt? There's not much difference. A body slam is a body slam, both of them on very hard surfaces.

Fourth_Floor wrote:

Jackhammered compacted dirt lol? No I haven't, I usually use a spade and a pick. You work in an office or something?

Black Diesel Bomber wrote:

I figured you wouldn't know the difference, but since you do you should know better. Compacted dirt vs concrete on your back is not a big...

I figured you wouldn't know the difference, but since you do you should know better. Compacted dirt vs concrete on your back is not a big difference. And if you think it is, maybe that's why you are working in the dirt.

pbody wrote:

Was interesting to me how he couldn't look Ian or Roger in the eye.

hartebreak wrote:

That's what caught my eye too.

Zaugg wrote:

He looked pissed to me. He's a tough kid and I hope nothing is broken.

SEE ARE125 wrote:

I’m no doctor, but he landed flat on his tailbone/back on concrete and they pick him up by the armpits and sit him upright on the...

I’m no doctor, but he landed flat on his tailbone/back on concrete and they pick him up by the armpits and sit him upright on the mule? Didn’t they do the same last week with Moreau? You’d think in instances like this the backboard would be used as a precautionary measure.

Hope Coop’s alright, that looked gnarly as hell.

Suicidal_Tendencies wrote:

I've always loved the motocross community because as a kid going to the races, we all had fun. I remember riding our bmx bikes on the...

I've always loved the motocross community because as a kid going to the races, we all had fun. I remember riding our bmx bikes on the track before the races started. To be sure, there were some competitive moments, and at times we all let our tempers get the best of us. But in the end, it worked itself out.

But reading some of the social media comments (not here but on fb, Insta) on Webb has left a bad taste in my mouth. People laughing at his crash, an end to his title hopes, and making memes about the "Webb Wagon". Pretty disgusting, and I gotta say, not something I would want my non-moto friends to see.

I really hope Webb has a quick recovery, and hasn't sustained any serious injuries.

intensiveporpoiseass wrote:

I've learned recently that backboards have largely fallen out of favor, and that it is now believed to not provide benefit in most cases. This is...

I've learned recently that backboards have largely fallen out of favor, and that it is now believed to not provide benefit in most cases. This is no comment on how they did handle him otherwise, positive or negative. I didn't see enough to comment.

SEE ARE125 wrote:

I’m no doctor, but he landed flat on his tailbone/back on concrete and they pick him up by the armpits and sit him upright on the...

I’m no doctor, but he landed flat on his tailbone/back on concrete and they pick him up by the armpits and sit him upright on the mule? Didn’t they do the same last week with Moreau? You’d think in instances like this the backboard would be used as a precautionary measure.

Hope Coop’s alright, that looked gnarly as hell.

aeffertz wrote:

A bit different as Coop crawled to the side and stood up on his own after a bit. No dead legs...

Black Diesel Bomber wrote:

Have you ever jackhammered compacted dirt? There's not much difference. A body slam is a body slam, both of them on very hard surfaces.

Fourth_Floor wrote:

Jackhammered compacted dirt lol? No I haven't, I usually use a spade and a pick. You work in an office or something?

Black Diesel Bomber wrote:

I figured you wouldn't know the difference, but since you do you should know better. Compacted dirt vs concrete on your back is not a big...

I figured you wouldn't know the difference, but since you do you should know better. Compacted dirt vs concrete on your back is not a big difference. And if you think it is, maybe that's why you are working in the dirt.

Bruce372 wrote:

Is it concrete or wooden boards that they cover the grass with?

Black Diesel Bomber wrote:

Webb's ability to cut under people in corners is second to none. It's like everyone else is on slicks and Webb is the only one running...

Webb's ability to cut under people in corners is second to none. It's like everyone else is on slicks and Webb is the only one running knobby tires.

Fourth_Floor wrote:

Jackhammered compacted dirt lol? No I haven't, I usually use a spade and a pick. You work in an office or something?

Black Diesel Bomber wrote:

I figured you wouldn't know the difference, but since you do you should know better. Compacted dirt vs concrete on your back is not a big...

I figured you wouldn't know the difference, but since you do you should know better. Compacted dirt vs concrete on your back is not a big difference. And if you think it is, maybe that's why you are working in the dirt.

OneWordResponseGuy wrote:

Shut up you moran.

KurtJ99 wrote:

Dragons back to double was not a good obstacle. Just tabletop the gap and AC and Webb would still be racing tonite.

Chance1216 wrote:

Awfully full of yourself.

-MAVERICK- wrote:

LOL. Real tough guy.