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Sylvain Geboers in the 250's and Gerrit Wolsink in the 500's are notable.
Brian Swink
Ezra Lusk
Robbie Reynard
Tallon Vohland
Deegan
I'm well aware of Kevin's two Regional Titles. The OP was referring to National Championships.
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I can’t believe that it took this long for Reynard to even get a mention……
If you’re looking at GPs, I think Marniq Bervoets has to be on the list at least.
And Jaraslov Falta but he perhaps one of the more justifiable people deserving an asterisk in the sport.
Casey Johnson and David Pingree both on course at various points in their careers.
David came the closest with his showdown with Shae Bentley in 2000 (West).
Casey looking very good for a while in 1999 (West devision - team mate Casey Lytle also a legit threat) before getting landed on at one of the later Anaheims and wrecking his shoulder. Nathan Ramsey won the title.
Both David and Casey less good outdoors but still in the top 3 here and there from time to time during their careers.
Yeah. Came very close in 1996 but then got protested on fuel by Honda/Everts. I don't know if that made the difference but I remember him being very bitter in an interview with DBR ((British MX magazine) at the end of the year.
Billy grossi
Steve stackable
Tommy croft
jim pomeroy
Warren reid
Gary semics
Jim ellis
Mike beier
Gaylon mosier
Steve wise
Rex staten
Jim gibson
Alan king
Billy liles
Keith bowen
Eric kehoe
I didn't even think about Steve Wise, but he should be number one on the list. Wins in 125 & 250 nationals, 250 SX wins, Superbike road race wins, Superbikers wins and flat track podiums, there wasn't a motorcycle made that guy couldn't ride the wheels off of.
Jim Pomroy
Donny Schmit
If we are talking not winning only US titles, Tortelli wins hands down. He was handing Carmichael his ass in 1999 before Doug Henry landed on him and broke his arm.
SEBASTIEN TORTELLI CAREER HIGHLIGHTS - THE FASTEST FRENCHMAN IN HISTORY. - YouTube
Chris pourcel would qualify with that criteria
The Beast from the East.
Nah... Too stinky....
Not a single mention of Josh Grant?
Austin Forkner.
Pit Row
Talking about the troll bait being too stinky. Just to clarify....
Kevin Sherman
Can't believe I forgot Bimbo 😬
He only won two world motocross championships, that does not count???
@yardsailor FYI. Donny Schmit's titles:
AMA 125cc Western SX - 1986
FIM World Champion 125cc - 1990
FIM World Champion 250cc - 1992
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