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Rv, Rd consistently and a big mixing pot of barcia, tomac, canard, stewart, reed all the time and occasionally grant, alessi on their hot days. That's how I could see it playing out. But who knows really

I really hope so because my Hawks are whoopin some ass right now and that would be salt in the wound haha

It's just a joke, stay calm

I think he went for the kill, maybe not as hard as what happened but definitely wanted to let him know not in my house. He learned that from the big boy class this summer.

Tracks have been pretty good for the most part, I think they are really trying to make sections with multiple fast rhythms possiblel And that definitely helps.

Exactly, it's an art to ride that line all the time. Fast-Agressive-Smart those who do win and that's all that matters.

Yeah, people complain about boring interviews, then something happens barely out of the norm and we lose our minds because they shouldn't do that. Wait, what...

Last thing anybody wants is for villo to be in the points lead heading east. Past years he's dug himself a hole he's had to climb out of right off the bat. You know he has to be feeling good when comparing his years past to his current situation. And that's bad news for his company

Hey we don't like that kind of knowledge dropped around here, we like to say stuff and think later. Get with the program.

Slow down chippy, slow down. He has had a great start, but great starts don't win championships, those my friend are won with strong finishes.

I loved the Alessi jab, thought that was funny and so did everyone else. If you rank that on a reaction meter that's probably one of the better post race interviews yet.

The old Dungey wouldn't have been moving forward in that race, or not as quickly at least. And he didn't crash banging bars, he got squirrely in the whoops by himself. I don't argue his results were better, however, he needs to be aggressive to be in this championship now more than ever

This is reality, not fantasy.

Nobody tells the rider they have to race, it's a decision made by each individual rider who know the inherited risks upon doing so. Same with football, basketball, baseball, nascar, indy etc. etc. That's why when people get injured in a sport you don't see people sue others on negligence often because people know the risks involved in their type...

Probably not all that bad considering dirt bike sales are only a small slice of the Honda's empire

Brayton has had a couple good rides lately, but I'd like to see some more of those to claim he is peaking at 30

So each are on the downside of their careers if we go by what we have all seen in past riders. This new age thing could possibly prolong a riders career, but not their peak. I know reed just won but every once in a while a rider not at their peak wins, it's happened before.

How old is Reed and Stewart again??

He was making a statement this weekend I think, I wonder if after Phoenix all of the bad mouthing on him caused him to snap a little? Because let's be real, people were ragging on him tough.

The tracks are just different, they have continually changed since the beginning. Now is no different. 70's to 80's to 90's to 00's to 10's. Ever changing.