James Stewart in the booth

German is known for it's sausages ....so german sausages is a better nickname 

Or beer maybe?

JS seems more fluid, RC seems more methodical. I think they make each other better but if I had to pick one, I'd probably pick JS. But definitely prefer to keep them both.

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Or he could just call him Kenny that is his nickname…

the whole need for a ”funny” nickname is just lame…

I started taking a shot every time either RC or James snuck in “To your point”, by 450 heat 1 i was laying on the lawn spewing up something that looked like german chocolate 

James is good but the way we lost the other guy was pretty lame. Could have incorporated the both of them nd moved on but MX is ALWAYS about the SAME thing, You're Always as good as your last race. Sad!

Daniel Blair knew he would never get a shot at the booth after they put James in it, so he quit. 

Or... And hear me out here: he took a higher paying, more stable, management position in the same industry that is located in his home region.

one lineded?

Specially

esited

I’m pretty sure I heard Chance Hymen and now a new legend is born.

             James has a motocross IQ that is unparalleled. As a rider, I always thought he was a bit of a robot. Turns out he is next level as a observer, and fairly humble. This job fits him pretty damn well. My .02 

I always thought JS7 was always great and exciting in his podium interviews and he worked extremely well with the crowd. His doing the Sprinkler comes to mind.

Very humble. A couple little moments really stood out to me like when he was asked about jett & chase racing and how it compared to racing rc, he says "well that didn't really happen too often, we'd get outdoors and he'd blow my doors off"

James and weige were great today 👌 

He’s doing a good job but needs to stop saying “comfortable being uncomfortable” in every race. 

you did - I laughed

On the Webb crash, “….. thinkin’ about somethin’ else, Waffle House, whatever it is.” Lol

Adam Sencerilla,,,a'ight

Stewart does an amazing job in the booth. His Podcast is incredible as well, both race analysis and rider/bike set-up critique.

I never would have guest his bike set-up analysis would be so spot on considering he was known for odd suspension in his riding days.

I grew up listening to David Bailey in the booth, I'm getting similar vibes from James. Love his insights!