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Jett never seems like he is on edge. Watching him is amazing with how gracefully he hits stuff and moves around. Picture perfect
Bubba was full send and kept you on the edge of your seat due to his style.
So, my humble vote is for Bubba bc he was more unpredictable. Jett is so good he’s boring (jk Jett fans, but not really he’s that good)
PS: downvoted your poll ✌️
They are both perfection and spectacular to watch sort of but james was perfection at insane speeds hence a bit more spectacular to watch, always on the limit.
James was fun to watch because he was doing stuff on the track that the other riders would not/could not do.
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Stew and RV are my all time favorite riders at the moment
While Stew was spectacular to watch as I get older I realize how much better he would have been with correct technique and better mentality, it was so fun watching him swapping, wheeling through the whoops, finding stuff that others never thought of, but never was fully in control when at the time as a big fan I was blinded, people used to say he's out of control and I called it unlucky lol.
Jett is very Stew like, if you watch Race one of yesterday the lap when he was trying to get by Roczen he was doing Stew shit and stuff I haven't seen in years apart from Herlings in outdoors, the difference is it doesn't look as "crazy" as Stew due to his physical stature, 'calm body english" and being in completely control whilst doing the "crazy shit".
For example if it was Stew or even Tomac doing that Quad at Daytona it would look more spectacular than Jett doing it due to how they move their body and bikes.
Other than control the difference between the two I truly believe Stewart even in the lead wanted the gap the field and push as hard as he could because that's the zone he had the most experience in, he had to push or he would lose focus and crash more, he never learnt how to back it down it was never taught to him, with Jett he puts in a lap or 2 of heaters gets to 3-4 seconds out and sits there.
Just to put in perspective we used to say how perfect talented Craig and Sexton look on a bike the epitome of perfection, then you watch Jett next to them and they look second rate.
Listen to DV on Pulp last week on Jett he explains it well.
Two totally different types of riders with a different approach to accomplishing the same goal. But lets face it, Stewart pulled off some amazing stuff that left you speechless.
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