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He’s the first guy who moved up since Villopoto who I really thought could make a strong push super high into the record books. He’s already 15th all time in MX wins. He will likely be top 10 a year from now. SX is historically harder to adapt to the big bike, so we will see how he does there. This might be the new method moving forward. I think it’s better to make your 450 debut in MX and then go to SX the following year. Same with a pro debut. Race the MX season and then go to...

Thing is, it’s not just the pace, it’s how easy Jett is doing it, the technique gap he has on the field, how he is managing the race and the need for an injection of pace, and now to top it off his starts on the 450. Chase had had pace and technique on about everyone bar Eli the last couple years, and Jett has made him look wooden and crash quite a lot trying to run the pace. If he stays healthy, this looks entirely sustainable for Jett.

In a recent interview, Ferrandis admitted he had an up and down season in 2023, but it is not so bad to end the season in 2nd behind Jett, because he believe he is certainly the best motocross racer in the world right now.

We all post stupid shit here at times. Nothing quite as ridiculous as that though.

I've really enjoyed watching what Jett has done this season. At the same time, it sucks that it comes at the expense of Chase's complete dominance over the rest of the field. The guy rode fantastic yesterday. And as much as I've been a fan of Tomac, (and his legendary father) it pains me to say that he may have had nothing for Jett this season. He had something to prove. He realized early in the season that he had the ability to run the table.

Jett is going to make the next few years very boring. The thing that should worry every other competitor is the fact that he’s going as fast as he is without crashing or ever really looking like he’s on the ragged edge. I would love nothing more than ET to come back and win one more SX this year but after watching Jett in person at MetLife and seeing how he’s adapted to the 450 it’s a long shot for the 3 or anyone else I’m afraid.

Chase has been really classy the whole season about how good Jett is, but we can clearly see now how frustrated he has been the last races after the finnish line. i think that Chase knows that he is up to speed again and realize that that’s not enough. It was probably easier on him in the start of the season when he was out of form and he told him self that when he is 100% he could beat Jett. now he is 100% and still can’t and that’s starting to take a toll on him mentally. but as...

I think he had a great year for a rookie, but like Weege said during the broadcast, Deegan came out firing so strong it overshadowed Ryder’s year. If you take Deegan out of the picture, he is the highest placing rookie in the points standings (10th).

Jett only has so much to offer. Hes not a historian of the sport and his interview would only be reflective of his career. Stew would be the guy to go on rogan. Hes an actual student of the sport.

Fucking A right!

i doubt it, but if we could get AP on theo vons podcast thatd be gold

Awesome track but 1:46 is a bit short of a lap time.

Absolutely magnificent circuit. What a day.

Great elevation changes and dirt. They need to put some sections back in to increase the lap times back to the 2:30 range. I know it was shortened for TV but running into lappers 10 minutes into a moto sucks.

It's a great track . Love to see a MXdN there but at the same time I wouldn't want them to risk losing their ass dealing with luongo

I was trying to explain this to my chick earlier. It is so underrated in that aspect. The dirt looks the best out of the series IMO and all the jumps look so damn fun. That track makes me excited to go riding tomorrow just looking at it.

If legal case it's best to keep your mouth shut, he doesn't owe vital an explanation. We still don't know the whole story, innocent until proven guilty, so let the courts work out the issues.