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I'm not a Ryno fan, but I love that he's around. It's a part of moto. Motocross is a crazy sport and it attracts crazy people. Hang out at a track and you're going to meet some characters. I love it.

You don't know what cancel culture is

And I’ll add one more thing… Brayton World Champ, stamp it… 😂

Here’s how I see it. An Oceania SX championship with 2-3 races in Europe starting mid-late September. They gotta get in bed with Paris & Geneva, the only 2 places size-wise worth going, since they’ve organized a race for decades. Those races would be interested getting that type of series because it’ll come with a decent rider line up. They’ll never fill a football (soccer) stadium in Europe without top SX riders racing in the US. I don’t see the #1 riders of US team going (teams have to preserve their investments for AMA SX) but it could be a...

You look up any old photos or movies from the early to mid 60s and it’s all Dave Bickers. He won the 60 & 61 European 250 Championship before it was called the World Championship. After 62 he wanted to stay closer to home otherwise I think he could of won a couple more. But he did well in a lot races after that for many years. He was one of the Europeans to come to America with Hallman, DeCoster, Roberts etc. to show Americans what MX was in the late 60s. I got his signature on the front number...

I restored a 61 Greeves 250 MCS Dave Bickers replica. About 5 or 6 years ago I took it to the annual Steve McQueen motorcycle and car show. I guy comes up and asked me “You know why I like this bike” I said no why, he said “because my dad was Dave Bickers”. I couldn’t believe it. What were the chances. Paul gave his card for the family stunt business his dad started. It was pretty cool. He was pretty moved that someone in America even knew who is dad was.

Rene Hofer 2020 British MXGP jumping with a beautiful rainbow shining down on him. Godspeed

Had the chance to see him at our local track a few times when KTM group hired the track for their riders. I never personally met him but Rene was known for his friendly attitude, always smiling and not taking his position as a factory rider for granted. Besides his warm personality, he also worked really hard to become a world champ one day. Which in my eyes he definitely had all the talent for. The first time I saw him riding was at Loket on the 85cc, when he became the European Champion. In his final year in EMX125...

I was just going through my saved pics to get some of him and this one about jumped out of the screen

Expecting to be disappointed

Should be awesome....for about a month... until he quits yet another endeavor and disappoints all his fans.

Well, he came out to watch the Vet Worlds this weekend at Glen Helen. I was pitted next to his friends and family. Spoke to him a few times and his cute little boxer and my dog hung out as well. But he was super chill and just out enjoying the races with his family and friends. So he for sure is a fan of the sport and loves moto!!

I think this is great experience for him to get used to GP's and feel for racing and living there. Talk about getting out of your comfort zone, much respect to our Canadian champ! Best of luck at the next race!!!

He has been lucky that he got 3 goes at the same track, which helped no end, but he has been solid. After today , 114 will be wondering if they need to run a 450 to draw some better sponsors. Whatever he does, he needs to get out of Canada.