Not surprised really. That Suzuki no matter how factory it might have been was a dinosaur compared to what his competition was on.

I remember hearing the name Xylian Ramella but no idea where and when.

This will be exciting to see! I could totally see a Vialle like surge to the top.

Yeah I remembered Langenfelder and Rubini made the same move, but imo there’s a big difference between those two and Brumann though. Langenfelder and Rubini were toptop guys coming out of 125, while outside of Matterley Brumann didn’t show much. And ... more »

Skipping EMX250? That’s quite the jump from 125.

I think too think it’s a bit intresting because he used to run Acerbis almost his whole career because Tallon is the sales manager over there. TLD probably pays better $ though.

Shame. He was definitely one of the top up and coming french kids just a few short years ago.

Really excited for Max! He has done things a bit differently through his amateur career, intresting to see how he stacks up.

He had two collarbone injuries according to the press release I read.

Eddie Jay Wade confirmed as his team mate. Maybe I’ve missed it, but anyone have any info on where Guyon is going since he isn’t back with VRT?

I’ve seen it, that’s a nasty hit. But how about that track, Roggenburg I think? We need it back.

I don’t think Jacobi is that bad. I mean he’s not gonna be on the podium all the time, but when healthy he has potential and speed to be pretty close any given day.

Riley Racing Yamaha will line up with Raivo Dankers, Raf Meuwissen and Cornelius Tøndel in EMX250. Pretty intresting team. Tøndel rode EMX Open this year but is only 18, so showing good speed there apparently paid off. Meuwissen has had good results ... more »

He has definitely been more hype than results. Don’t know what kind of financal backing he has, but I’ve kinda felt like he made a name for himself and got a small career with those viral videos of him going nuts at the gate before every moto as a kid. ... more »

Happy for Sydow to get a good ride, he really got the short end of the stick this year. Would like to see him in MX2 though.

I’m 100% with you here. As for going up the hills, that’s where the E comes in in MTB.

Monticelli seems to bring the $$ with him, so I think you’re gonna be dissapointed. I doubt he got the GasGas ride purely on performance either.

Because those countries actually have some heritage in the motocross world, and have proper tracks. I agree that if they had tracks like the one in Argentina they could organise the GP’s where ever the hell those tracks are and I wouldn’t complain at ... more »

Would much rather see a NZ and Australia fly away tour than rounds at Russia, Turkey, China or Indonesia.