My problem with Barcia, is he will almost T-Bone with no intent to pass, but as soon as someone is aggressive with him but has the intent to pass he gets up in arms. Barcia is a Jive Turkey!!

You got to think at some point that Monster might have a sit down with Barcia and Tomac. Not that Tomac would intentionally take out barcia, more because I can see Barcia T-boning Tomac. When Barcia retaliates, he does it with foul intent not with the ... more »

Need to get a RKO Randy Orton in this thread

Bloss on the KTM could be an option? He’s very familiar with the KTM, he was flirting with podiums outdoors in 2018 before ripping his ACL for SX last year.

That was sickening wreck. Pretty much explains why the dragons back has not been a common feature for the last couple of years. Hope Webb is ok. Makes you wonder what KTM will do if he’s out the rest of the series.

I laughed my bag ass off when Ping ask if he was working with Aldon again!

Motocross I would guess Tomac, 3 rounds in 2015, 7-8 in 2017?, 11 in 2018, 10 in 2019. Dungey may be close though.

I work at a industrial safety company in sales and the common thing I hear is workers would rather have full use of their hands and sacrifice some padding. I personally am the same way, I want my digits to have good dexterity rather than be stiff. The ... more »

As fast as his qualifying laps are, he hasn’t been able to gap anyone this season outside of 1 heat race. I can see him winning a race but the overall is a stretch. Stamina also comes more into play, especially in moto 3.

Then there is last week at San Diego where he tries to Tbone Tomac after the first rhythm section. He’s definitely toned it down but he still has it in him.

I also believe the triple crown format lessens the chance of disaster. Look at Cooper in Phoenix for example, 17-8-1 for 8th overall. Tomac could theoretically have 1 bad main event and still come our smelling like a rose to an extent. He also has won ... more »

When comparing the 3, Ricky beat them both so he is #1, James beat Chad twice for a championship so that makes him #2, Chad couldn’t beat either for a title so that makes him #3. Is it really that hard to comprehend?

Looks like it is the turn for him to win!

Might be a little too early and definitely is under terrible circumstances but maybe he fills in for Moreau on TLD?

I never said Chad wasn’t one of the greats and Stew beat chad in 2007 and 2009 straight up!

It seems to me that Eli’s highs and lows are much closer together than they ever have been. Since 2018 at Indy, I think he has only had 3 races outside the top 10. 2018 Red Bud National and MXDN qualifier which were both mechanicals and a 12th at Arlington ... more »

Maybe we remember the tracks of the 90’s and 00’s because the bikes and riders hadn’t caught up with the rhythms yet. The bikes and riders are so good now that maybe the obstacles need to be tougher and have less flow. Hughes was mentioning the idea ... more »

It was more than likely his sons first supercross and he spent the time being a dad. Not everything is money!

When a 6th-10th place guy runs with the top 3 for the first half of a race you usually see them fade bad towards the end of the race. He is working with Swanepol and is in the best shape he has ever been in. I think if he runs with those top 3 guys more, ... more »