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think you must of thought, what i first thought , that £120 was for the weekend otherwise, show me where its £40 per day , ill be all over it i know something for free , that i bet vets mxdn will have a better attendance than mxdn and mxdn will have the "worlds best riders " so what's that tell you

It's really really ridiculous. It's kind of pathetic how so many of these grown men base their entire egos on OTHER being fast on dirt bikes that are from the same region as them. Just because you're from the same region as someone who's fast you think this someone makes you included? I could freaking care less. At the end of the day I'm a motocross fan through and through, and I don't care where someone is "from" I just like to see the fastest guys race dirtbikes and battle.

Imagine with what we know now, herlings has a broken neck picks up his bike and continues riding, that could not only end his career but his life.. you can see he doesn’t move his head much after that crash pretty damn scary I once drove home with a broken collar bone but a broken neck that’s sick 😱

MXGP is always looking at the quick buck vs the big picture. I get it. Take the money being offered. But the sport will grow immensely if you figure out a way to have two GPs in the United States maybe on each coast that is scheduled with a AMA National. Separate points but same event. Hell, give the US one event. Then have a GP in Australia and New Zealand!!! And for the love of God give the Brits a GP in the summer. They are the heartbeat of the sport; they deserve better. Then MXGP could "possibly" start...

You throw a fit Herlings and Febvre and Gasjer in that race and think there might have been a different result

Thanks Len. Here's the rest of the story if you clicked on the link above. After working hard his whole Life in the newspaper business, Pop bought a liquor store later on in life at Pico and Hoover in LA. This one year we had 5 Kegs of Heineken! Two for the night before and three for raceday for our crew of 25+ 😀 We were setup on the inside of the Infamous Carlsbad Fwy gnarly uphill and Bengt Aberg's mighty Yamaha THUMPER quit on him and he rolled over to our posse. I had a mug full of cold...

Tim Gajser is the Ryan Dungey of MXGP.

"Dude, like, so fucking sick, like, bro, like, dude, Jay bro Law is fucking like, sick, totally sick fucking like do a sick National . . . like bro, like that is so sick, like bro . . fuck like sick bro . . ."

Josh Gilbert came over this year, scored more points at Pala than he did all season in MXGP in 2021. Herlings raced Ironman, finished 1st overall. Shaun Simpson raced Unadilla, finished 4th overall. Ken De Dycker raced Hangtown, finished 9th overall. Desalle raced Unadilla, finished 2nd overall. Also raced Thunder Valley and I think Muddy Creek, inside the top six, Strijbos raced a couple, struggled a bit but still finished inside the top ten overall. I'm sure in all cases these rider may have struggled to adjust to bike but the results were pretty good! The difference is, they had...

He is nearly 37 years old, finished 6th in MXGP last year and has one title in the last seven MXGP seasons. I think he is doing ok all things considered. He raced an amateur enduro race in Italy a month ago, KTM wanted him to arrive in USA earlier than he did and Rick Johnson expressed how bad his hands were beat just from a few 30s since landing and prior to racing Pala. He hasn't really prepared for success and that is a little disappointing as a fan, but he has nothing to prove. Ultimately he is past...

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Has mxgp become to corporate ? The paddock infrastructure seems to have a huge effect on where the racing is held making racing nearly second rate and second in importance. Take a look at the signage around the track it looks around 6ft high thus blocking the view of the spectators. Signs take precedence over viewing. MXGP is a blue collar sport with a white collar goal. Look at nascar its losing its core fans the blue collar worker at an alarming rate due to corporate white collar influence. We’re the 70’s 80’s and 90’s promoted by the clubs or...

It's an honor for every rider today to line up with this legend in one of his last races ever, I'm jealous.