Eli out at Yamaha?

5/26/2025 2:21pm
CPR wrote:
Genuine question- why?Tomac spent his amateur career on Suzuki. Since going Pro, he’s had 6 years on Honda, 6 years on Kawi, and this is his...

Genuine question- why?

Tomac spent his amateur career on Suzuki. Since going Pro, he’s had 6 years on Honda, 6 years on Kawi, and this is his 4th on Yami.

My personal answer to that is because he has been the happiest and best version we ever had of ET. Sure He was great on red and green but when he got on the Yamaha, He became a man of the people and having fun again.

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Thanks for guessing what I am thinking, but I meant exactly as I stated. I know it isn't popular in the age of everybody gets a...

Thanks for guessing what I am thinking, but I meant exactly as I stated. I know it isn't popular in the age of everybody gets a trophy, and you should get an A for effort, and you deserve results for hoping or wishing, but if one rider regularly catches other riders from behind to win motos, he is doing the work others are not. I am not saying they are not working, but Deegan is obviously doing more or his competitors not enough. Obviously he is doing enough to win, and they are not. They are exhausted at motos end, Deegan is not.

aees wrote:

It's genes. And its not about quantity, but quality. 

soggy wrote:
I just don’t buy this stuff. Brian as good as he was on a DB isn’t some kind of athletic freak. I think it mainly comes...

I just don’t buy this stuff. Brian as good as he was on a DB isn’t some kind of athletic freak. I think it mainly comes down to being prepared and also having an unwavering belief. He has beaten everyone he lines up against so many times he knows he can do it. And they know he can and likely will. If anyone wants to consistently beat him they’re gonna have to shut up, toughen up and let it rip.  

Just not sure anyone hes racing really believes it. Davies is the only one I can think of that has passed him straight up and held him off. 

So you think 3-4 different of the best elite trainers we have in Mx (including Aldon) has the endurance part all wrong to what Deegan is doing with Swane? Sorry but that doesn't add up. 

Believe is BS when it comes to our sport and endurance. You can apply Special forces mentality (always 20% more in the tank) for low intensity endurance stuff, and high intensity no brain function required stuff. 

But you can't believe your way to navigating a dirtbike around a beaten up track with HR at 95%+ when you are out of fuel. That results in crashes 100% of the time. 

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aees wrote:

It's genes. And its not about quantity, but quality. 

soggy wrote:
I just don’t buy this stuff. Brian as good as he was on a DB isn’t some kind of athletic freak. I think it mainly comes...

I just don’t buy this stuff. Brian as good as he was on a DB isn’t some kind of athletic freak. I think it mainly comes down to being prepared and also having an unwavering belief. He has beaten everyone he lines up against so many times he knows he can do it. And they know he can and likely will. If anyone wants to consistently beat him they’re gonna have to shut up, toughen up and let it rip.  

Just not sure anyone hes racing really believes it. Davies is the only one I can think of that has passed him straight up and held him off. 

aees wrote:
So you think 3-4 different of the best elite trainers we have in Mx (including Aldon) has the endurance part all wrong to what Deegan is...

So you think 3-4 different of the best elite trainers we have in Mx (including Aldon) has the endurance part all wrong to what Deegan is doing with Swane? Sorry but that doesn't add up. 

Believe is BS when it comes to our sport and endurance. You can apply Special forces mentality (always 20% more in the tank) for low intensity endurance stuff, and high intensity no brain function required stuff. 

But you can't believe your way to navigating a dirtbike around a beaten up track with HR at 95%+ when you are out of fuel. That results in crashes 100% of the time. 

I’m going to generalize here but I think people use genes/genetics as an excuse. 

I don’t think Swany is a better trainer then the rest but his program clearly works for Haiden. But the body is capable of incredible things if the mind is willing to push it there. 100 mile endurance running races used to be crazy, now we have people doing 250. 

I just think Haiden is willing and able to go to a level the rest of the field isn’t at this time. And he’s done it so much he expects to win and I think a lot of the rest of the field does too. 

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5/26/2025 4:49pm
RDnutz wrote:
I predict Deegan's personal life choices will derail his motorcycle career before he matches the greats. No way I'd be basing the future of my team...

I predict Deegan's personal life choices will derail his motorcycle career before he matches the greats. No way I'd be basing the future of my team on him as the #1 guy.

Completely agree. It won’t be long before his hands are covered in tattoos, buying a rolls royce, be in a public lawsuit with his agent, and saying the N word in public. 

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I just don’t buy this stuff. Brian as good as he was on a DB isn’t some kind of athletic freak. I think it mainly comes...

I just don’t buy this stuff. Brian as good as he was on a DB isn’t some kind of athletic freak. I think it mainly comes down to being prepared and also having an unwavering belief. He has beaten everyone he lines up against so many times he knows he can do it. And they know he can and likely will. If anyone wants to consistently beat him they’re gonna have to shut up, toughen up and let it rip.  

Just not sure anyone hes racing really believes it. Davies is the only one I can think of that has passed him straight up and held him off. 

aees wrote:
So you think 3-4 different of the best elite trainers we have in Mx (including Aldon) has the endurance part all wrong to what Deegan is...

So you think 3-4 different of the best elite trainers we have in Mx (including Aldon) has the endurance part all wrong to what Deegan is doing with Swane? Sorry but that doesn't add up. 

Believe is BS when it comes to our sport and endurance. You can apply Special forces mentality (always 20% more in the tank) for low intensity endurance stuff, and high intensity no brain function required stuff. 

But you can't believe your way to navigating a dirtbike around a beaten up track with HR at 95%+ when you are out of fuel. That results in crashes 100% of the time. 

soggy wrote:
I’m going to generalize here but I think people use genes/genetics as an excuse. I don’t think Swany is a better trainer then the rest but his...

I’m going to generalize here but I think people use genes/genetics as an excuse. 

I don’t think Swany is a better trainer then the rest but his program clearly works for Haiden. But the body is capable of incredible things if the mind is willing to push it there. 100 mile endurance running races used to be crazy, now we have people doing 250. 

I just think Haiden is willing and able to go to a level the rest of the field isn’t at this time. And he’s done it so much he expects to win and I think a lot of the rest of the field does too. 

Thank God someone said this. Deegan comes from.behind and beats  the 40 best 250 riders in the world and hardly seems winded afterward. Sorry haters, he works his ass off the right way, obviously. If he beats you improve your training. If 30 + 2 tires you, which looking at the podiums it does all of them except Deegan, train harder. Which from many things your read or hear many do not. Sorry if you are a pro racer and compulsive about video games, fishing, or golfing, don't cry when you are Haiden's bitch on Saturday.

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soggy wrote:
I just don’t buy this stuff. Brian as good as he was on a DB isn’t some kind of athletic freak. I think it mainly comes...

I just don’t buy this stuff. Brian as good as he was on a DB isn’t some kind of athletic freak. I think it mainly comes down to being prepared and also having an unwavering belief. He has beaten everyone he lines up against so many times he knows he can do it. And they know he can and likely will. If anyone wants to consistently beat him they’re gonna have to shut up, toughen up and let it rip.  

Just not sure anyone hes racing really believes it. Davies is the only one I can think of that has passed him straight up and held him off. 

Passed him and made it stick? Yeah, Davies. Shimoda stuffed him a couple times in sx but it didmt stick. Obviously hes the class of the...

Passed him and made it stick? Yeah, Davies. Shimoda stuffed him a couple times in sx but it didmt stick. Obviously hes the class of the field by a good bit. I'm optimistic we see some of that Shimoda from '22 mx this summer

soggy wrote:
Yea but do you think anyone will consistently be on Haiden’s level?  I don’t. We’ll see flashes from Vialle at Thunder Valley and high point and...

Yea but do you think anyone will consistently be on Haiden’s level?  I don’t. We’ll see flashes from Vialle at Thunder Valley and high point and Hymas in spots but no one can match his pace for 30+2 and in my opinion it’s not even really that close. 

I don’t even like the kid and his whole schtick but he’s obviously pretty fucking great. 

Oh definitely not. He's the class of the field by a good margin. Which I fully expected. He was last year and knew he would only get better. I also didnt see that any of his competition would make the improvements he was going to make. I thought Hymas might be a wild card. I said in another thread he wins at least 15 motos. What do you think?

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soggy wrote:
I just don’t buy this stuff. Brian as good as he was on a DB isn’t some kind of athletic freak. I think it mainly comes...

I just don’t buy this stuff. Brian as good as he was on a DB isn’t some kind of athletic freak. I think it mainly comes down to being prepared and also having an unwavering belief. He has beaten everyone he lines up against so many times he knows he can do it. And they know he can and likely will. If anyone wants to consistently beat him they’re gonna have to shut up, toughen up and let it rip.  

Just not sure anyone hes racing really believes it. Davies is the only one I can think of that has passed him straight up and held him off. 

aees wrote:
So you think 3-4 different of the best elite trainers we have in Mx (including Aldon) has the endurance part all wrong to what Deegan is...

So you think 3-4 different of the best elite trainers we have in Mx (including Aldon) has the endurance part all wrong to what Deegan is doing with Swane? Sorry but that doesn't add up. 

Believe is BS when it comes to our sport and endurance. You can apply Special forces mentality (always 20% more in the tank) for low intensity endurance stuff, and high intensity no brain function required stuff. 

But you can't believe your way to navigating a dirtbike around a beaten up track with HR at 95%+ when you are out of fuel. That results in crashes 100% of the time. 

soggy wrote:
I’m going to generalize here but I think people use genes/genetics as an excuse. I don’t think Swany is a better trainer then the rest but his...

I’m going to generalize here but I think people use genes/genetics as an excuse. 

I don’t think Swany is a better trainer then the rest but his program clearly works for Haiden. But the body is capable of incredible things if the mind is willing to push it there. 100 mile endurance running races used to be crazy, now we have people doing 250. 

I just think Haiden is willing and able to go to a level the rest of the field isn’t at this time. And he’s done it so much he expects to win and I think a lot of the rest of the field does too. 

This is a thread about athletics now and I agree with you😘😘😘😘 

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Passed him and made it stick? Yeah, Davies. Shimoda stuffed him a couple times in sx but it didmt stick. Obviously hes the class of the...

Passed him and made it stick? Yeah, Davies. Shimoda stuffed him a couple times in sx but it didmt stick. Obviously hes the class of the field by a good bit. I'm optimistic we see some of that Shimoda from '22 mx this summer

soggy wrote:
Yea but do you think anyone will consistently be on Haiden’s level?  I don’t. We’ll see flashes from Vialle at Thunder Valley and high point and...

Yea but do you think anyone will consistently be on Haiden’s level?  I don’t. We’ll see flashes from Vialle at Thunder Valley and high point and Hymas in spots but no one can match his pace for 30+2 and in my opinion it’s not even really that close. 

I don’t even like the kid and his whole schtick but he’s obviously pretty fucking great. 

Oh definitely not. He's the class of the field by a good margin. Which I fully expected. He was last year and knew he would only...

Oh definitely not. He's the class of the field by a good margin. Which I fully expected. He was last year and knew he would only get better. I also didnt see that any of his competition would make the improvements he was going to make. I thought Hymas might be a wild card. I said in another thread he wins at least 15 motos. What do you think?

I’d say 13-15 is the floor if he stays healthy. 

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5/26/2025 8:33pm

There can be some gifts, larger hands, etc…but someone that trains harder during the week makes it seem like race day is easy. Go back and listen to Villiopto. He talks about just this when he trained under Aldon and burnt out early. 

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Genuine question- why?Tomac spent his amateur career on Suzuki. Since going Pro, he’s had 6 years on Honda, 6 years on Kawi, and this is his...

Genuine question- why?

Tomac spent his amateur career on Suzuki. Since going Pro, he’s had 6 years on Honda, 6 years on Kawi, and this is his 4th on Yami.

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My personal answer to that is because he has been the happiest and best version we ever had of ET. Sure He was great on red...

My personal answer to that is because he has been the happiest and best version we ever had of ET. Sure He was great on red and green but when he got on the Yamaha, He became a man of the people and having fun again.

For me I think the happy version of Tomac arrived after he finally won the SX title. Once he got that monkey off his back, he seemed to relax a bit more.

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5/27/2025 12:02am
aees wrote:
So you think 3-4 different of the best elite trainers we have in Mx (including Aldon) has the endurance part all wrong to what Deegan is...

So you think 3-4 different of the best elite trainers we have in Mx (including Aldon) has the endurance part all wrong to what Deegan is doing with Swane? Sorry but that doesn't add up. 

Believe is BS when it comes to our sport and endurance. You can apply Special forces mentality (always 20% more in the tank) for low intensity endurance stuff, and high intensity no brain function required stuff. 

But you can't believe your way to navigating a dirtbike around a beaten up track with HR at 95%+ when you are out of fuel. That results in crashes 100% of the time. 

soggy wrote:
I’m going to generalize here but I think people use genes/genetics as an excuse. I don’t think Swany is a better trainer then the rest but his...

I’m going to generalize here but I think people use genes/genetics as an excuse. 

I don’t think Swany is a better trainer then the rest but his program clearly works for Haiden. But the body is capable of incredible things if the mind is willing to push it there. 100 mile endurance running races used to be crazy, now we have people doing 250. 

I just think Haiden is willing and able to go to a level the rest of the field isn’t at this time. And he’s done it so much he expects to win and I think a lot of the rest of the field does too. 

Spoonguy wrote:
Thank God someone said this. Deegan comes from.behind and beats  the 40 best 250 riders in the world and hardly seems winded afterward. Sorry haters, he...

Thank God someone said this. Deegan comes from.behind and beats  the 40 best 250 riders in the world and hardly seems winded afterward. Sorry haters, he works his ass off the right way, obviously. If he beats you improve your training. If 30 + 2 tires you, which looking at the podiums it does all of them except Deegan, train harder. Which from many things your read or hear many do not. Sorry if you are a pro racer and compulsive about video games, fishing, or golfing, don't cry when you are Haiden's bitch on Saturday.

Haiden is doping. There, I said it. 

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soggy wrote:
I’m going to generalize here but I think people use genes/genetics as an excuse. I don’t think Swany is a better trainer then the rest but his...

I’m going to generalize here but I think people use genes/genetics as an excuse. 

I don’t think Swany is a better trainer then the rest but his program clearly works for Haiden. But the body is capable of incredible things if the mind is willing to push it there. 100 mile endurance running races used to be crazy, now we have people doing 250. 

I just think Haiden is willing and able to go to a level the rest of the field isn’t at this time. And he’s done it so much he expects to win and I think a lot of the rest of the field does too. 

Spoonguy wrote:
Thank God someone said this. Deegan comes from.behind and beats  the 40 best 250 riders in the world and hardly seems winded afterward. Sorry haters, he...

Thank God someone said this. Deegan comes from.behind and beats  the 40 best 250 riders in the world and hardly seems winded afterward. Sorry haters, he works his ass off the right way, obviously. If he beats you improve your training. If 30 + 2 tires you, which looking at the podiums it does all of them except Deegan, train harder. Which from many things your read or hear many do not. Sorry if you are a pro racer and compulsive about video games, fishing, or golfing, don't cry when you are Haiden's bitch on Saturday.

Haiden is doping. There, I said it. 

Couldn't possibly be hard work, not even possible.

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If star trims some fat from their 250 team, they could move that money over to their 450 budget and keep ET. 

Yamaha controls the 450 effort under the Star tent.

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Haiden is doping. There, I said it. 

Different doping protocol for MXDN in Europe as well hence his "wrist injury." Clear as day the dude will piss hole through a testing cup with what's in his veins but the boomer patriots all want to believe its just "heart"...450 class cant come soon enough to dead this hype.

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soggy wrote:
I’m going to generalize here but I think people use genes/genetics as an excuse. I don’t think Swany is a better trainer then the rest but his...

I’m going to generalize here but I think people use genes/genetics as an excuse. 

I don’t think Swany is a better trainer then the rest but his program clearly works for Haiden. But the body is capable of incredible things if the mind is willing to push it there. 100 mile endurance running races used to be crazy, now we have people doing 250. 

I just think Haiden is willing and able to go to a level the rest of the field isn’t at this time. And he’s done it so much he expects to win and I think a lot of the rest of the field does too. 

Spoonguy wrote:
Thank God someone said this. Deegan comes from.behind and beats  the 40 best 250 riders in the world and hardly seems winded afterward. Sorry haters, he...

Thank God someone said this. Deegan comes from.behind and beats  the 40 best 250 riders in the world and hardly seems winded afterward. Sorry haters, he works his ass off the right way, obviously. If he beats you improve your training. If 30 + 2 tires you, which looking at the podiums it does all of them except Deegan, train harder. Which from many things your read or hear many do not. Sorry if you are a pro racer and compulsive about video games, fishing, or golfing, don't cry when you are Haiden's bitch on Saturday.

Haiden is doping. There, I said it. 

wassup Mr Tony alessi , would u like to tell the world who else is currently on the juice 🤔

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Spoonguy wrote:
Thank God someone said this. Deegan comes from.behind and beats  the 40 best 250 riders in the world and hardly seems winded afterward. Sorry haters, he...

Thank God someone said this. Deegan comes from.behind and beats  the 40 best 250 riders in the world and hardly seems winded afterward. Sorry haters, he works his ass off the right way, obviously. If he beats you improve your training. If 30 + 2 tires you, which looking at the podiums it does all of them except Deegan, train harder. Which from many things your read or hear many do not. Sorry if you are a pro racer and compulsive about video games, fishing, or golfing, don't cry when you are Haiden's bitch on Saturday.

Haiden is doping. There, I said it. 

Spoonguy wrote:

Couldn't possibly be hard work, not even possible.

I believed Lance Armstrong was just physically gifted and a hard worker also

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Eli out to Danger on dope, well done Vital! 

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Haiden is doping. There, I said it. 

Spoonguy wrote:

Couldn't possibly be hard work, not even possible.

yak651 wrote:

I believed Lance Armstrong was just physically gifted and a hard worker also

He was, but had some additional help also.

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Sounds like a "moto-cliche", but Deegan seems to be willing to "do the work" at a much more intense level than his competition...at least his current 250 competitors. I'm absolutely not a fan of his schtick, but I have to give the kid credit for being at a higher level that anybody else right now. You don't necessarily get that by genetic predisposition, family support, or being on the "best" team or equipment...it flat ass comes down to wanting it the most & being willing to put out more than anybody else to get it. Shimoda, Hymas, Vialle and the rest are going to have to reach way up to even have a chance this season.

I don't think they will.

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Eli out to Danger on dope, well done Vital! 

Yep, the morans came out to play and jacked this thread.

I didn’t see Eli signing with KTM for the same reason it appears Chase is leaving…. But does the Bajaj buyout solve that problem??

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Haiden is doping. There, I said it. 

Goon645 wrote:
Different doping protocol for MXDN in Europe as well hence his "wrist injury." Clear as day the dude will piss hole through a testing cup with...

Different doping protocol for MXDN in Europe as well hence his "wrist injury." Clear as day the dude will piss hole through a testing cup with what's in his veins but the boomer patriots all want to believe its just "heart"...450 class cant come soon enough to dead this hype.

You sound like you need a hug.

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Haiden is doping. There, I said it. 

Goon645 wrote:
Different doping protocol for MXDN in Europe as well hence his "wrist injury." Clear as day the dude will piss hole through a testing cup with...

Different doping protocol for MXDN in Europe as well hence his "wrist injury." Clear as day the dude will piss hole through a testing cup with what's in his veins but the boomer patriots all want to believe its just "heart"...450 class cant come soon enough to dead this hype.

There were pictures of him with stitches in his wrist. 

only haiden and a few others would know if he’s doping. I’m sure he’s been tested and obviously passed. One thing is for sure hes in shape and knows he can beat the entire field even with a bad start. 

No one has ever accused Eli of doping when his beast mode rides were in full effect 2017-2020, 2022.  Some people let their emotions cloud their judgment when it comes to their favorite or least favorite rider. 

Blake Bagget is another example of a guy that just kept charging at the end of motos on PC Kawi, never recall any accusations against him either. 

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Haiden is doping. There, I said it. 

Goon645 wrote:
Different doping protocol for MXDN in Europe as well hence his "wrist injury." Clear as day the dude will piss hole through a testing cup with...

Different doping protocol for MXDN in Europe as well hence his "wrist injury." Clear as day the dude will piss hole through a testing cup with what's in his veins but the boomer patriots all want to believe its just "heart"...450 class cant come soon enough to dead this hype.

soggy wrote:
There were pictures of him with stitches in his wrist. only haiden and a few others would know if he’s doping. I’m sure he’s been tested and...

There were pictures of him with stitches in his wrist. 

only haiden and a few others would know if he’s doping. I’m sure he’s been tested and obviously passed. One thing is for sure hes in shape and knows he can beat the entire field even with a bad start. 

No one has ever accused Eli of doping when his beast mode rides were in full effect 2017-2020, 2022.  Some people let their emotions cloud their judgment when it comes to their favorite or least favorite rider. 

Blake Bagget is another example of a guy that just kept charging at the end of motos on PC Kawi, never recall any accusations against him either. 

There were acquisitions about Blake when he was having his insane late moto charges and strange thing he didn’t translate that to 450s except for try “famous father” moto in Colorado. People also raised questions about RC. Its not new to question how someone can be in such better shape than their competitors when the training programs are all out in the open

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There were acquisitions about Blake when he was having his insane late moto charges and strange thing he didn’t translate that to 450s except for try...

There were acquisitions about Blake when he was having his insane late moto charges and strange thing he didn’t translate that to 450s except for try “famous father” moto in Colorado. People also raised questions about RC. Its not new to question how someone can be in such better shape than their competitors when the training programs are all out in the open

The famous father thing is quite funny looking back. I always thought it was pretty dumb but Tomac wasn’t very well liked around here after Supercross that year so a lot of people found humour in it.

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I’m going to generalize here but I think people use genes/genetics as an excuse. I don’t think Swany is a better trainer then the rest but his...

I’m going to generalize here but I think people use genes/genetics as an excuse. 

I don’t think Swany is a better trainer then the rest but his program clearly works for Haiden. But the body is capable of incredible things if the mind is willing to push it there. 100 mile endurance running races used to be crazy, now we have people doing 250. 

I just think Haiden is willing and able to go to a level the rest of the field isn’t at this time. And he’s done it so much he expects to win and I think a lot of the rest of the field does too. 

Spoonguy wrote:
Thank God someone said this. Deegan comes from.behind and beats  the 40 best 250 riders in the world and hardly seems winded afterward. Sorry haters, he...

Thank God someone said this. Deegan comes from.behind and beats  the 40 best 250 riders in the world and hardly seems winded afterward. Sorry haters, he works his ass off the right way, obviously. If he beats you improve your training. If 30 + 2 tires you, which looking at the podiums it does all of them except Deegan, train harder. Which from many things your read or hear many do not. Sorry if you are a pro racer and compulsive about video games, fishing, or golfing, don't cry when you are Haiden's bitch on Saturday.

Haiden is doping. There, I said it. 

Does look like he has roid gut.

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5/27/2025 9:03am
Goon645 wrote:
Different doping protocol for MXDN in Europe as well hence his "wrist injury." Clear as day the dude will piss hole through a testing cup with...

Different doping protocol for MXDN in Europe as well hence his "wrist injury." Clear as day the dude will piss hole through a testing cup with what's in his veins but the boomer patriots all want to believe its just "heart"...450 class cant come soon enough to dead this hype.

soggy wrote:
There were pictures of him with stitches in his wrist. only haiden and a few others would know if he’s doping. I’m sure he’s been tested and...

There were pictures of him with stitches in his wrist. 

only haiden and a few others would know if he’s doping. I’m sure he’s been tested and obviously passed. One thing is for sure hes in shape and knows he can beat the entire field even with a bad start. 

No one has ever accused Eli of doping when his beast mode rides were in full effect 2017-2020, 2022.  Some people let their emotions cloud their judgment when it comes to their favorite or least favorite rider. 

Blake Bagget is another example of a guy that just kept charging at the end of motos on PC Kawi, never recall any accusations against him either. 

yak651 wrote:
There were acquisitions about Blake when he was having his insane late moto charges and strange thing he didn’t translate that to 450s except for try...

There were acquisitions about Blake when he was having his insane late moto charges and strange thing he didn’t translate that to 450s except for try “famous father” moto in Colorado. People also raised questions about RC. Its not new to question how someone can be in such better shape than their competitors when the training programs are all out in the open

Plenty of great 250 riders didnt translate to 450’s. Blake didnt get a 450 title but I’d say his career was pretty great.


I challenge all the training programs being out in the open. We don’t know the specifics of each program and they show us some stuff in vlogs but not all. 

If there programs were that out in the open we’d be able to detail what they are doing every day of the week down to sets, reps, miles etc etc. 

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5/27/2025 9:16am

It was weird seeing Bajaj on the Motogp bikes. And so it begins.

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5/27/2025 9:27am

Tomac thread hijacked over Deegan physical conditioning. Roid strength and cardiovascular conditioning have zero correlation. There is no pill you can swallow or drug you can inject that will enable you to ride a 35 minute moto and be as strong at the 35 minute mark as you were at the 5 minute mark. Deegan's cardio is unreal! His hair isn't even drenched in sweat after the moto

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