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Garcia is probably the fastest off-road rider in the world. It wouldn’t take him long before he’s winning championships wherever he goes. In my opinion the GNCCs is lacking a bit of talent right now especially with Stu and Thad out. I’m not saying Kelley will win every round this year but I don’t see anyone else stepping up and legitimately battling him for the title unless Garcia decides to stay.

He's in a contract year and since he likely won't score the necessary 135 points for him to be forced to move up, I'm guessing we'll see him ride for Mitch again next year. That said, I think a change to GasGas or Husky wouldn't be a bad idea. Secure a 2 year deal. Ride the 250 one more year and then move up to the 450 the following year.

Picked up mine last Friday 😎

Picked up my new '22 CRF250R last Friday and have ridden it at a few different places including my buddies farm with an old school GP track, woods loops, and an afternoon at Grear MX here in Ohio. I am a slow Vet rider 6'2" and 195 lbs and usually ride a '21 KTM 450 and 350 and '21 KTM 300 TPI bike and did have a 21 CRF450WE for a short time. I also have a buddy with a new '22 YZ250F and we have gone back and forth between the CRF250 and YZ250F. I include a lot of...

Jeremy McGrath and Justin Barcia. The only three to win the first round three times in a row. Impressive. Would be great to see him in the title fight all season.

If you look at the silencer closely, it’s says 62 Lamy

Uh, no, it is not out of character for Roger. He told Pastrana to quit screwing around and focus, he told Dungey to quit whining about the bike, he told Tickle to pack his bags, and he told Marvin the clock is ticking. Back when he was winning all his championships, Roger, by his own admission, used to wait until the last ten minutes of those horribly grueling 45-minute motos and then charge to the front and win, because doing that proved to be the most effective way of breaking the will of his competition. Roger sees in Webb what...

Webb is in a position at this point that is just as good as last year at this point, and that's after a case of strept and flu. That dude is a warrior and only gets better under pressure. The last 8 laps of the race tonight, he was straight up ripping and made up over 4 seconds on Tomac.....while blitzing past AC and bitching Roczen again in the last turn of the last lap. I dont see anything that tells me he's worried, lacking confidence, or lacking speed. The speed at which he was riding and the ground he...