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My theory is that starts are 80% of his problem. He is consistently out jumped by whoever is next to him and is around 12-15th after the first corner. Once that happens he has to... mmm maybe override is a strong word, but certainly has to take more risks and spend more energy to get to the front, and that's how the crashes can happen. Maybe he's at a point where he's made the decision to back it down a notch, and combined with how bad his starts are and how stacked the field is that results in mediocrity. Once...

Statistically, it's 5. Most Winners in a Season (8) 1985: Johnny O'Mara, Broc Glover, Ron Lechien, Mark Barnett, Bob Hannah, Jeff Ward, Rick Johnson, David Bailey Seasons with 6+ Winners 7 in 1997: Greg Albertyn, Doug Henry, Jeff Emig, Damon Huffman, Jeremy McGrath, Ezra Lusk, Kevin Windham 6 in 1979: Jim Weinert, Mike Bell, Bob Hannah, Steve Wise, Mark Barnett, Kent Howerton 6 in 1980: Mike Bell, Kent Howerton, Chuck Sun, Rex Staten, Broc Glover, Mark Barnett 6 in 1982: Donnie Hansen, Mark Barnett, Bob Hannah, Darrel Schultz, Mike Bell, Broc Glover 6 in 1983: David Bailey, Bob Hannah, Mark...

They did play the replay, but it appears the replays were only on the US feed and not he overseas feed for some reason.

Great ride by TKO! Good to see him back up front.

TKO is super impressive, what a ride.

He did great, but for a guys that finished 3rd twice and 2nd only to Prado in MX2 I wouldn’t say this came out of the blue. People seem to forget how good he was before his injuries last year. He’s a big guy that should suit the big bike better, excited to see how he does this year.

Finally TKO 🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰 6 weeks after an fracture on the shoulder blade🦾🦾

What we're witnessing is him coming in hurt. He podiumed last year. He didnt lose that speed. He broke his ribs a few weeks ago and isnt prepared. And hes still qualifying. On a privateer bike. At 37. Hes a legend.