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Also, a bare minimum 15 pieces of flair.

Just seems like something in writing to give them a reason to kick someone out if they want to.

The MXoN is a very good example of American riders Prima Donna behavior and Euros just getting on with it. Men vs. boys. Numerous riders from American can't go for any number of reasons, 25-year-old Marchbanks not having a passport was unbelievable - maybe he needs mentorship - but most, not all, Euro riders just race it. No matter what, stock bikes , borrowed bikes, broken bones, they race. No wonder we get our asses kicked on our own soil, so many riders in this country are the star of their own movie, all flash and no substance. Hayden is...

The advantage the Lawrences have isn’t that there’s two of them, it’s that they are brothers AND they’ve been brought up with a strong sense of family. Each is as heavily invested in the other's success as their own. No individual riders are going to share with and support another elite rider on a team the way the brothers do. It just can’t be replicated by throwing two guys together.

I cant wait to see us (Vital members) begging Feld to hire Pastrana to design every track for 2028

I don't think it was ever published, but the teams had to pay a fee in order to join the series. The owner of PRMX told me it was 100k back in 2022. Then you had to show you had the budget to compete at all the rounds. Maybe @ML512 can chime in on this.

Without the SMX finals they don't get the big NBC money and the purses go back to previous levels.

The money has to stay in the series now. They won't remove it. So the WSX forced the US guys to pay more which is a win for the riders either way.

Coop went out in style. He’ll look back and be proud the rest of his life.

I’d love to say Coop overachieved, but I think what happened is he simply outperformed expectations of many. It was an epic performance, considering all of the factors involved in getting there. He totally lived up to the Captain America status.

But if he does Open he also has to race back to back moto. Idk if he does a lot better on a 250. Moto 1 he was 10th. There were only 2 250s ahead of him, Farres and Mclellan. He also had to start from the outside both motos to give Kitchen and Webb the better gate pick

Would have liked to have seen Kitchen on a 450, Beaumer on a 250.

I should also add the future rounds with unknown locations. 2031: USA 2030: Australia 2029: France 2028: USA I say this as an American, I don’t think that USA and France should get one every 3 years. Especially if they are going to the same tracks. Maybe a 4 year continental based rotation (North America, Europe, Non EU or NA, Europe). Other countries should be showcased instead of going to the same places year after year. Racing in Europe every two years is fine as long as it isn’t a Ernee/Matterly only thing.

Just wanted to stop by and thank our boys for showing up and going. Juju last minute for stepping up on the 450 and Coop for going on a brand new bike. Gentlemen type shit 🇺🇸

Lawrences and Minear could be a strong team in the sand.

Webb hanging with Coenen, this is nuts. A pure Captain America moment. Herlings v Prado coming up next!!