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who would you rather go against in their prime, Jeremy McGrath or RC?

Mine is the mid- 80's since (not surprisingly) I was introduced and discovered motocross that time. Guys from the 70's like Jimmy Weinert, Mart SMith, et. al. all seemed outdated and old to me. I loved your Bailey's, Lechien's, O'Mara's, Ward's, et al. I loved the 80's because of the factory bikes, the fact that it seemed like every week...

...in the world. He's the best in the world because he has beaten the best in the world. Here is the list: Pourcel Canard Stewart Reed Villopoto Cairoli Not only did he beat them, he beat many of them convincingly. Look at that list again, and think about it. All champions, all winners, all fast, and ALL beaten by Dungey...

ALL the riders did great, and yes, I am glad that U.S.A. won (go Dungey, Short, and Canard), but the GP riders proved that speed has no boundaries. AC, Marvin Musquin, Roczen (Holy crud, that kid is FAST), et al proved that they can run up front and win no matter who they go against. Dungey, Short, Canard, AC, Roczen...ALL...

badassness at its finest, courtesy of CP:

I wash my hands BEFORE I take a piss.

Wow

Ryan, I hereby offer to you my public apology for doubting you. You won because you are talented, fast, and rode the best race. You beat the best of best which makes you one of the best of the best. All the more so after coming back from your injury. Again, my apologies for doubting you. I am the biggest...

I'm not leaving, that was NOT the deal so PAY ATTENTION. This is what I originally offered to uncleof2: Billy Jack: [b][i]If Ryan Villopoto wins (and he certainly has the talent to do so), then I will openly apologize on these boards for doubting him, admit that I am the biggest loser to ever post at Vital, and leave these...

I say Dungey gets some revenge!

...I had a nice Linux distro on my computer, but something wasn't right. I felt like I was cheating on my wife. I am back at home on Debian (via network install)...and since I learned on Slackware, I feel somewhat (though not that much) guilty for saying that. They are both such good distros. But just think, people, you can...

And what happened to Christophe Pourcel? It’s odd. He’s pretty much one of the most talented riders we’ve had on any of our teams. He rides well and he flows so well and he’s awesome to just watch ride. Basically what it came down to was price. Sometimes you’ll renegotiate with riders and there is a price to pay. Some...

...in SX. He has a ways to go if he plans on racing some SX's here in the States. I give him credit for working on it, and huge respect if he does come over here and try a few out, but he is obviously a ways off.

He's picking up right where he left off -- untouchable in SX.

... hoping for the best and been praying. Any updates?

YOUTUBE FIND Be better with music, but some cool tidbits nonetheless.

...the GP riders thoroughly impressed me. As much as I would love to see the dominance of the 80's American riders, these guys are fo real. It makes me want a combined series, dammit!

...and he is not going to take it anymore!