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It's also money and marketing influence. There was a very focused movement to move the brand forward starting in 05 and through several investments and partial acquisitions throughout the years the efforts been put in from the top down. Or maybe the 2 stroke kooks really do have that much influence? Worldwide, Orange is the color....

If he was a rally driver where are his titles? where are his accolades? He's tied in with dc and now monster. He's a wealthy man trying to find purpose and reason in the world exploring his passions and talents. Not a rally driver. Seb Loeb is a rally driver. Makinen is a rally driver. Mcrae is a rally driver...

The real question is did polaris' buying into ktm in 2005 or the push from the Austrian government help them reach where they are now internationally. Ryan Dungey reeling off titles isn't what did it on a global spectrum. Has there been any other resurgence in the industry by a mfg like this? Not including Husky...

how the fuck is that biased? the sports best drivers are stating that a higher fuel cap will bring racing together. fuck this place is full of kooks. G u were before? Seem more like a little bitch.

The political push for new fuel regulations within makes total sense to me. Reducing the lift and coast mentality will create better racing. It will also benefit the heavier weights.

Seems pretty retarded to not understand the various durometers of rubber compounds and their resilience to degradation & heat.

So why the fuck are you surprised that a stunt driver can't finish in the top of the field in Rally Cross?

Night races hurt viewership. Saturday afternoon or Sunday afternoon would pull much higher ratings.

You don't think one win in a season has value? That's a potential ad, T.V. Time.......... Immense value in terms of marketing and advertising even if only " Once a season. "

Really low intellect.

That's because there's a huge difference between stunt driving and racing. Where do you think the rally cross drivers would place in global rally?

Nailed it. Maybe it was because our sport was out of the limelight back then? Or people just had more character and personality, but nowadays everything is so cookie cutter. graphics, gear, behavior, interviews. It's all cut and paste. Really cool to see some of the individuals and their character over the years. Even if in little ways. Our sport...

lol what a pleb. if you actually use tor and think it offers any form of anonymity I feel sorry for you. Look into who actually developed it and you should understand what I mean.

I've seen him hands on with a lathe in an older " Behind the dream " episode, Does he play an active role in R&D or was that just a highlight of his skill set?

Ha! Gold. Hahahaha.

I still don't know how teams don't see his potential. Out of all the riders who suffer injuries year after year, josh isn't in that mix. His potential and skill, not to mention fan base offer more than some of the riders getting the deals and suffering injuries and other setbacks......... It's almost unreal how teams hire and manage their...

There are a few nice hotels within walking distance of the stadium, if you haven't booked anything yet. Also several restaurants within walking distance as well. You can actually see the lot from the holiday inn just west of the stadium, it's a short walk from there. Hope that helps some, Haven't done the pit experience at any supercross race...

Still not as crazy as some of the helmets in the early 90's.

Kongols should be smart enough to use a vpn, or at least spoof a mac address to force a new IP. . . basics here people, basics.

Kenny has no consistency from week to week. Hard to see him being the champion anytime soon.