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Chase to star 2028 

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10/1/2025 9:01pm Edited Date/Time 10/1/2025 9:33pm

Hopefully Kawi works out, but there are a few other pastures that could catch his wandering eye: Yamaha, Suzuki, Triumph, Ducati…

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Bridge burner. He’ll eventually run out of bridges and if he thinks the Honda/KTM bridges are bad, wait till he has to ride for a private...

Bridge burner. He’ll eventually run out of bridges and if he thinks the Honda/KTM bridges are bad, wait till he has to ride for a private team.

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ET is going to his fourth manufacturer? Is he a bridge burner too?

Yes, he won't be returning to any of his old teams.

ET left Honda. He wasn't a factory Honda. So wouldn't you leave for a factory team. Stayed at Kawi until he thought his career was over. decided to give it a year or two on something fresh. Than was left without a ride. 

Don't think you can compare

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Indy mxer wrote:

ET is going to his fourth manufacturer? Is he a bridge burner too?

Yes, he won't be returning to any of his old teams.

ET left Honda. He wasn't a factory Honda. So wouldn't you leave for a factory team. Stayed at Kawi until he thought his career was over...

ET left Honda. He wasn't a factory Honda. So wouldn't you leave for a factory team. Stayed at Kawi until he thought his career was over. decided to give it a year or two on something fresh. Than was left without a ride. 

Don't think you can compare

Read my statement again...

"he won't be returning to any of his old teams"

That includes American Honda's AMA Pro Supercross and Motocross team, previously externally run by Geico Honda, now factory HRC.

He had his reasons for leaving each team, he won't be returning to any of his old teams.

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10/1/2025 10:17pm Edited Date/Time 10/1/2025 10:19pm

It's cte

 Hes acting like Antonio Brown. If this is correct, it'll keep getting worse imho. Hopefully not🤞i hear fingernail polish is toxic too

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I truly wish Sexton the best. I hope his transition back to aluminum frames doesn't come with the front end tuck. I remember riding a buddy's...

I truly wish Sexton the best. I hope his transition back to aluminum frames doesn't come with the front end tuck. I remember riding a buddy's Kawi 450 and the engine braking was so bad it would lunge me forward when the bike is already set up front heavy when stock. Nowadays they can get rid of engine braking a lot easier with tuning, but I still think the Kawi might be as rigid as that damn Honda was. Time will tell and I hope he gels well with the bike and team. Its been 25 years since Factory Kawasaki had a #4 on their bike. Should be pretty special to see.

Shhh, don't sa the "tuck" word.

JS7 telling Chase to "tuck the front end son" during a broadcast was comedy gold.

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Yes, he won't be returning to any of his old teams.

ET left Honda. He wasn't a factory Honda. So wouldn't you leave for a factory team. Stayed at Kawi until he thought his career was over...

ET left Honda. He wasn't a factory Honda. So wouldn't you leave for a factory team. Stayed at Kawi until he thought his career was over. decided to give it a year or two on something fresh. Than was left without a ride. 

Don't think you can compare

Read my statement again..."he won't be returning to any of his old teams"That includes American Honda's AMA Pro Supercross and Motocross team, previously externally...

Read my statement again...

"he won't be returning to any of his old teams"

That includes American Honda's AMA Pro Supercross and Motocross team, previously externally run by Geico Honda, now factory HRC.

He had his reasons for leaving each team, he won't be returning to any of his old teams.

How many top level riders return to their old teams?


CHAD REED I guess when he was way past his prime and the team was way different than when he rode there.  

MCGRATH for his farewell tour I guess… 

There’s someone else I’m forgetting. But it’s super rare so not much of a signn

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To me, everything about Chase reads as symptomatic of CTE… 


this sport needs to take CTE so much more seriously 

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How many top level riders return to their old teams?CHAD REED I guess when he was way past his prime and the team was way different...

How many top level riders return to their old teams?


CHAD REED I guess when he was way past his prime and the team was way different than when he rode there.  

MCGRATH for his farewell tour I guess… 

There’s someone else I’m forgetting. But it’s super rare so not much of a signn

Cooper Webb, A-mart

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Zacka 161 wrote:
How many top level riders return to their old teams?CHAD REED I guess when he was way past his prime and the team was way different...

How many top level riders return to their old teams?


CHAD REED I guess when he was way past his prime and the team was way different than when he rode there.  

MCGRATH for his farewell tour I guess… 

There’s someone else I’m forgetting. But it’s super rare so not much of a signn

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Cooper Webb, A-mart

True  Still rare, especially among the top riders.  


Technically you could put dunge in there after his little affair with honda post retirement to then come back out of retirement back on KTM…  


 

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Seems like Chase said thanks to Honda to me. Not that it went down perfectly as nothing ever does. I am sure Honda had their own...

Seems like Chase said thanks to Honda to me. Not that it went down perfectly as nothing ever does. I am sure Honda had their own issues too that caused plenty of it. Remember there are always two sides to any story and the truth typically lies somewhere in the middle.

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Maybe the OP can offer up an apology as this shows he did thank them and he hasn’t left KTM officially yet and will most likely...

Maybe the OP can offer up an apology as this shows he did thank them and he hasn’t left KTM officially yet and will most likely make a similar post. Would you really want to go out to dinner with your old boss after you left work? 

You have to remember that this is not a regular 9-5 work.

The guys that work on the teams becomes family and they work shitty hours and weekends alongside the riders. Yes, it's their own choice to do it, but you could at least show some appreaciation and leave them in a respectfull manner.

What would it hurt Chase to round up the guys at the last race, thank them for the help with his two Honda titles instead of storming out like a angry kid? and then going to a dinner with Lars and the other top guys, it would cost him a couple of hours of his time but would have been spoken of as a top guy.

A instagram post is not worth nearly as much as a thank you face to face and a handshake imo.

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Zacka 161 wrote:
How many top level riders return to their old teams?CHAD REED I guess when he was way past his prime and the team was way different...

How many top level riders return to their old teams?


CHAD REED I guess when he was way past his prime and the team was way different than when he rode there.  

MCGRATH for his farewell tour I guess… 

There’s someone else I’m forgetting. But it’s super rare so not much of a signn

Tumic wrote:

Cooper Webb, A-mart

Zacka 161 wrote:
True  Still rare, especially among the top riders.  Technically you could put dunge in there after his little affair with honda post retirement to then come...

True  Still rare, especially among the top riders.  


Technically you could put dunge in there after his little affair with honda post retirement to then come back out of retirement back on KTM…  


 

Yes it's rare, but spots on factory teams is also rare, and whle many riders seems to extend their contracts and then maybe do one team change late in their carrer to get a breath of fresh air, Chase seems to jump ship just as soon as his first contract period is up, and at that rate he might need to go back to one of them sooner or later. 

I just don't see the reason for burning every bridge you walk over. It might come a day when your racing days is over and you want a job in the industry and those burnt bridges could hurt you.

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Zacka 161 wrote:

To me, everything about Chase reads as symptomatic of CTE… 


this sport needs to take CTE so much more seriously 

You shouldn’t put this garbage out there, I would suggest deleting this post as you are not a doctor and that is a seriously huge jump to a conclusion that is wildly speculative. 

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Zacka 161 wrote:

To me, everything about Chase reads as symptomatic of CTE… 


this sport needs to take CTE so much more seriously 

TalinH112 wrote:
You shouldn’t put this garbage out there, I would suggest deleting this post as you are not a doctor and that is a seriously huge jump...

You shouldn’t put this garbage out there, I would suggest deleting this post as you are not a doctor and that is a seriously huge jump to a conclusion that is wildly speculative. 

  
Almost every other post here is just as wildly speculative about Chase’s intentions, attitude, appreciation, etc., while ignoring what could be CTE.

CTE is real, and we shouldn’t dismiss it just because it’s more comfortable to attack Chase’s character. The best (or worst) possible outcome from raising it is that Chase and the people around him take it seriously — he gets tested, and maybe he retires because of it. Personally, I’d prefer that over pretending it doesn’t exist.

Obviously, the best outcome would be that he gets tested — and he’s in the clear. Or that there’s a legitimate standardized testing. 

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Zacka 161 wrote:

To me, everything about Chase reads as symptomatic of CTE… 


this sport needs to take CTE so much more seriously 

TalinH112 wrote:
You shouldn’t put this garbage out there, I would suggest deleting this post as you are not a doctor and that is a seriously huge jump...

You shouldn’t put this garbage out there, I would suggest deleting this post as you are not a doctor and that is a seriously huge jump to a conclusion that is wildly speculative. 

Zacka 161 wrote:
  Almost every other post here is just as wildly speculative about Chase’s intentions, attitude, appreciation, etc., while ignoring what could be CTE.CTE is real, and we...

  
Almost every other post here is just as wildly speculative about Chase’s intentions, attitude, appreciation, etc., while ignoring what could be CTE.

CTE is real, and we shouldn’t dismiss it just because it’s more comfortable to attack Chase’s character. The best (or worst) possible outcome from raising it is that Chase and the people around him take it seriously — he gets tested, and maybe he retires because of it. Personally, I’d prefer that over pretending it doesn’t exist.

Obviously, the best outcome would be that he gets tested — and he’s in the clear. Or that there’s a legitimate standardized testing. 

There currently is not testing available to confirm CTE while the patient is breathing. Sooo… 

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There’s only so many bridges you can burn in this sport. 

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He gets the hate because he's never won a championship without the guy in first crashing out. He's got the speed but is a head case...

He gets the hate because he's never won a championship without the guy in first crashing out. He's got the speed but is a head case but blames everything but himself. He's a phenomenal rider but has his baggage. To be fair they bagged on RC, Chad, James, RV, and Dunge all in their days and they won championships people forget.

Why don’t the other riders who haven’t won championships get the hate? 

Heavy is the head that wears the crown. Once you are winning consistently you are on everyone's radar. 5-10 guys don't generate clicks.

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TalinH112 wrote:
You shouldn’t put this garbage out there, I would suggest deleting this post as you are not a doctor and that is a seriously huge jump...

You shouldn’t put this garbage out there, I would suggest deleting this post as you are not a doctor and that is a seriously huge jump to a conclusion that is wildly speculative. 

Zacka 161 wrote:
  Almost every other post here is just as wildly speculative about Chase’s intentions, attitude, appreciation, etc., while ignoring what could be CTE.CTE is real, and we...

  
Almost every other post here is just as wildly speculative about Chase’s intentions, attitude, appreciation, etc., while ignoring what could be CTE.

CTE is real, and we shouldn’t dismiss it just because it’s more comfortable to attack Chase’s character. The best (or worst) possible outcome from raising it is that Chase and the people around him take it seriously — he gets tested, and maybe he retires because of it. Personally, I’d prefer that over pretending it doesn’t exist.

Obviously, the best outcome would be that he gets tested — and he’s in the clear. Or that there’s a legitimate standardized testing. 

TalinH112 wrote:

There currently is not testing available to confirm CTE while the patient is breathing. Sooo… 

Well there you go… damn.

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Zacka 161 wrote:
  Almost every other post here is just as wildly speculative about Chase’s intentions, attitude, appreciation, etc., while ignoring what could be CTE.CTE is real, and we...

  
Almost every other post here is just as wildly speculative about Chase’s intentions, attitude, appreciation, etc., while ignoring what could be CTE.

CTE is real, and we shouldn’t dismiss it just because it’s more comfortable to attack Chase’s character. The best (or worst) possible outcome from raising it is that Chase and the people around him take it seriously — he gets tested, and maybe he retires because of it. Personally, I’d prefer that over pretending it doesn’t exist.

Obviously, the best outcome would be that he gets tested — and he’s in the clear. Or that there’s a legitimate standardized testing. 

TalinH112 wrote:

There currently is not testing available to confirm CTE while the patient is breathing. Sooo… 

Zacka 161 wrote:

Well there you go… damn.

I will say, I agree with you that CTE in our sport needs to be talked about due to the violent nature and extreme impacts to the head riders experience. But to say Chase’s behavior is indicative of it is a bit of a stretch IMO my man. 

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Zacka 161 wrote:

To me, everything about Chase reads as symptomatic of CTE… 


this sport needs to take CTE so much more seriously 

TalinH112 wrote:
You shouldn’t put this garbage out there, I would suggest deleting this post as you are not a doctor and that is a seriously huge jump...

You shouldn’t put this garbage out there, I would suggest deleting this post as you are not a doctor and that is a seriously huge jump to a conclusion that is wildly speculative. 

Zacka 161 wrote:
  Almost every other post here is just as wildly speculative about Chase’s intentions, attitude, appreciation, etc., while ignoring what could be CTE.CTE is real, and we...

  
Almost every other post here is just as wildly speculative about Chase’s intentions, attitude, appreciation, etc., while ignoring what could be CTE.

CTE is real, and we shouldn’t dismiss it just because it’s more comfortable to attack Chase’s character. The best (or worst) possible outcome from raising it is that Chase and the people around him take it seriously — he gets tested, and maybe he retires because of it. Personally, I’d prefer that over pretending it doesn’t exist.

Obviously, the best outcome would be that he gets tested — and he’s in the clear. Or that there’s a legitimate standardized testing. 

I don't know if CTE would be as common in MX as it is in football. From my understanding, CTE isn't necessarily caused by two or three bad bell-ringers like Chase has had, but rather, a large volume of softer hits to the head over the course of many years. This is why it is so common in the NFL - those guys (aside from kickers, punters, and most QBs) are sustaining impacts to their heads almost every game. That's hundreds, if not thousands, of impacts over the course of their careers, and that's not even counting practice reps.

Yes, I'm sure Chase has had a couple gnarly concussions, but I don't think his noggin is sustaining impacts on a regular basis.

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TalinH112 wrote:
You shouldn’t put this garbage out there, I would suggest deleting this post as you are not a doctor and that is a seriously huge jump...

You shouldn’t put this garbage out there, I would suggest deleting this post as you are not a doctor and that is a seriously huge jump to a conclusion that is wildly speculative. 

Zacka 161 wrote:
  Almost every other post here is just as wildly speculative about Chase’s intentions, attitude, appreciation, etc., while ignoring what could be CTE.CTE is real, and we...

  
Almost every other post here is just as wildly speculative about Chase’s intentions, attitude, appreciation, etc., while ignoring what could be CTE.

CTE is real, and we shouldn’t dismiss it just because it’s more comfortable to attack Chase’s character. The best (or worst) possible outcome from raising it is that Chase and the people around him take it seriously — he gets tested, and maybe he retires because of it. Personally, I’d prefer that over pretending it doesn’t exist.

Obviously, the best outcome would be that he gets tested — and he’s in the clear. Or that there’s a legitimate standardized testing. 

tomlopez wrote:
I don't know if CTE would be as common in MX as it is in football. From my understanding, CTE isn't necessarily caused by two or...

I don't know if CTE would be as common in MX as it is in football. From my understanding, CTE isn't necessarily caused by two or three bad bell-ringers like Chase has had, but rather, a large volume of softer hits to the head over the course of many years. This is why it is so common in the NFL - those guys (aside from kickers, punters, and most QBs) are sustaining impacts to their heads almost every game. That's hundreds, if not thousands, of impacts over the course of their careers, and that's not even counting practice reps.

Yes, I'm sure Chase has had a couple gnarly concussions, but I don't think his noggin is sustaining impacts on a regular basis.

Dave mirra… I think you’re underestimating the number of hits Chase has had, he’s had multiple sports center worthy crashes every year for 5 years now.


And possibly over estimating the path (ie soft hits repeatedly is the path) to CTE as if anyone knows enough about it to really simplify it that much.


Anyway it’s all conjecture but he has had a ton of bad hits regardless and we and him have been lucky he generally pops right back up ready to fight.

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Zacka 161 wrote:
  Almost every other post here is just as wildly speculative about Chase’s intentions, attitude, appreciation, etc., while ignoring what could be CTE.CTE is real, and we...

  
Almost every other post here is just as wildly speculative about Chase’s intentions, attitude, appreciation, etc., while ignoring what could be CTE.

CTE is real, and we shouldn’t dismiss it just because it’s more comfortable to attack Chase’s character. The best (or worst) possible outcome from raising it is that Chase and the people around him take it seriously — he gets tested, and maybe he retires because of it. Personally, I’d prefer that over pretending it doesn’t exist.

Obviously, the best outcome would be that he gets tested — and he’s in the clear. Or that there’s a legitimate standardized testing. 

tomlopez wrote:
I don't know if CTE would be as common in MX as it is in football. From my understanding, CTE isn't necessarily caused by two or...

I don't know if CTE would be as common in MX as it is in football. From my understanding, CTE isn't necessarily caused by two or three bad bell-ringers like Chase has had, but rather, a large volume of softer hits to the head over the course of many years. This is why it is so common in the NFL - those guys (aside from kickers, punters, and most QBs) are sustaining impacts to their heads almost every game. That's hundreds, if not thousands, of impacts over the course of their careers, and that's not even counting practice reps.

Yes, I'm sure Chase has had a couple gnarly concussions, but I don't think his noggin is sustaining impacts on a regular basis.

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Dave mirra… I think you’re underestimating the number of hits Chase has had, he’s had multiple sports center worthy crashes every year for 5 years now.And...

Dave mirra… I think you’re underestimating the number of hits Chase has had, he’s had multiple sports center worthy crashes every year for 5 years now.


And possibly over estimating the path (ie soft hits repeatedly is the path) to CTE as if anyone knows enough about it to really simplify it that much.


Anyway it’s all conjecture but he has had a ton of bad hits regardless and we and him have been lucky he generally pops right back up ready to fight.

Exactly.  And while I don’t know the details and all that of all the things, but there’s some parallels in performance and team behavior (to a lesser degree) between Stew and Chase…

and while CTE is permanent damage, their can be some healing from time off and I would hazard a guess that the few year Stew took away from the sport was massively beneficial to his brain health. 

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TalinH112 wrote:

There currently is not testing available to confirm CTE while the patient is breathing. Sooo… 

Zacka 161 wrote:

Well there you go… damn.

TalinH112 wrote:
I will say, I agree with you that CTE in our sport needs to be talked about due to the violent nature and extreme impacts to...

I will say, I agree with you that CTE in our sport needs to be talked about due to the violent nature and extreme impacts to the head riders experience. But to say Chase’s behavior is indicative of it is a bit of a stretch IMO my man. 

Carmichael's losing his train of though while commentating may be a sign of CTE.

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Zacka 161 wrote:

Well there you go… damn.

TalinH112 wrote:
I will say, I agree with you that CTE in our sport needs to be talked about due to the violent nature and extreme impacts to...

I will say, I agree with you that CTE in our sport needs to be talked about due to the violent nature and extreme impacts to the head riders experience. But to say Chase’s behavior is indicative of it is a bit of a stretch IMO my man. 

Carmichael's losing his train of though while commentating may be a sign of CTE.

Possibly, but losing your train of thought isn’t necessarily an indication of a debilitating neurological disease. 

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TalinH112 wrote:
I will say, I agree with you that CTE in our sport needs to be talked about due to the violent nature and extreme impacts to...

I will say, I agree with you that CTE in our sport needs to be talked about due to the violent nature and extreme impacts to the head riders experience. But to say Chase’s behavior is indicative of it is a bit of a stretch IMO my man. 

Carmichael's losing his train of though while commentating may be a sign of CTE.

TalinH112 wrote:

Possibly, but losing your train of thought isn’t necessarily an indication of a debilitating neurological disease. 

Carmichael just sucks at it. And it’s not cte he’s never been good at it. And the more polished he tries to become the worse he becomes as he’s pretending harder and harder to be likable with his phony giggles and phony excitement. He’s so fake it’s absolutely insane to listen to. It’s amazing someone who’s been riding and racing literally his entire life can’t just be authentic but it’s what he is.

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TalinH112 wrote:
I will say, I agree with you that CTE in our sport needs to be talked about due to the violent nature and extreme impacts to...

I will say, I agree with you that CTE in our sport needs to be talked about due to the violent nature and extreme impacts to the head riders experience. But to say Chase’s behavior is indicative of it is a bit of a stretch IMO my man. 

Carmichael's losing his train of though while commentating may be a sign of CTE.

TalinH112 wrote:

Possibly, but losing your train of thought isn’t necessarily an indication of a debilitating neurological disease. 

Unfortunately there is not enough money in the sport or interest to fund any studies, riders would need to be tested at the start, the end and years after they finish careers to measure any cognitive changes.

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Carmichael's losing his train of though while commentating may be a sign of CTE.

TalinH112 wrote:

Possibly, but losing your train of thought isn’t necessarily an indication of a debilitating neurological disease. 

Unfortunately there is not enough money in the sport or interest to fund any studies, riders would need to be tested at the start, the end...

Unfortunately there is not enough money in the sport or interest to fund any studies, riders would need to be tested at the start, the end and years after they finish careers to measure any cognitive changes.

We may never get there, not enough eyes watching to generate enough revenue for someone to potentially sue for in order for the governing body to act like they care. If you’re catching my drift. 

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Funny how everyone else can win on the same bikes that Chase has had. It is not the bike. Same rider, same results, different color bike...

Funny how everyone else can win on the same bikes that Chase has had. It is not the bike. Same rider, same results, different color bike next year. 

Dude has multiple titles on multiple bikes in multiple classes. I think he wins on everything he rides. But he stills expects better, a quality of a champion. 

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Funny how everyone else can win on the same bikes that Chase has had. It is not the bike. Same rider, same results, different color bike...

Funny how everyone else can win on the same bikes that Chase has had. It is not the bike. Same rider, same results, different color bike next year. 

How do you feel about Prado and Kawasaki?

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