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You kinda touched on something that I have said for a long time. Tomac is unfairly criticized a lot of times because he's not quite at that all time great elite level the dominant riders were before him. Just a tad bit behind it, as is everyone else. racing right now. But people expect him to be that way and dominate the way they did. Think about this for a second. This sport went from McGrath to Carmichael to Stewart to Villopoto to Dungey. All without having any gap years between them and with Reed sprinkled there as an elite...

IF every track was like Toronto 2014, greatness would separate itself like it did that night. I’m ALL for that. How inspired were you that night? Who DIDN’T have goosebumps? Now, when have you had that feeling since then? I’ll argue that Washougal 2018-2019 rides by Tomac we’re close. Inspiration fuels us all. It’s what makes us push harder and be better. Someone standing out and achieving greatness that you don’t see every day. Like it or not, racing wouldn’t be what it is today without the dominance of MC that fueled Carmichael and pushed Reed to become what they...

I love close racing. So exciting watching the battles. Having said that, I've never been bored or disappointed when someone gapped or lapped the field. When that happens you know you're witnessing something special. RV and James knew how to put on a clinic but that damn Carmichael was the best at running away with a motocross race. The Euros have had some dominators as well..Everts, Cairoli, and Herlings. Close or a runaway...it's all good. Can't wait for the abbreviated season to get the Hell started.

Now, I can get on board with that argument. I think of, for example, Toronto 2014 and James Stewart's incredible charge through the pack. If they had dumbed-down that track he might have finished around 5th and nobody would have ever remembered it. But he found a combo through that long rhythm section, went 3-3 before the finish line and separated himself from the pack. One of the best races ever. Then again, if he had gotten the holeshot, we'd probably never remember that race either because he would have checked out. Lol, I don't know. It's hard to catch...

Respectfully, I'll disagree. I came into this sport in the early 1980's, when parity was the norm. I think from 1979 to 1989 nobody went back-to-back as Supercross champion. Wardy and RJ did it twice in that decade, but never two in a row. I loved the fact that we didn't know who was going to win on any given weekend, maybe until Johnson started dominating in the late 80's. David Bailey was my favorite rider from that era and he remains an icon and a legend. But his career numbers might look unimpressive compared to, say, Ryan Dungey or...

RV vs BT 2007 was great, Milliville one of the best ever

Not sure two guys have ever went faster than Carmichael and Stewart at High Point in 06