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not sure if already mentioned - RC - "He is taking much better lines" . JS - "No he is just going much faster". RC - " yeah"

I can remember a time when riders had to adapt to the bikes limitations and didn’t bitch about them.

Bad look for both of them. Sexton has to just let that one go.... Nothing about the Fineis interview gave me confidence this is the beginning of a sustained comeback. Shit on basically everyone he talked about, took no ownership for the past failures and basically said everyone should let me do what I want, vague "health issues, " didn't know who his current team manager was.... and I still almost felt bad for him because he still doesn't seem to realize he's being laughed at and not with half of the time.

Can't believe they didn't penalize Hunter for going off the track...

Classic MX in Austria on my KTM Big Bores

I noticed this as well. I'm kind of bummed because I felt like Josh had the ability to bring back some of that old MXA glory. Say what you will about (the now 79 year old) Jody, but he built MXA up into something of an institution. Before RacerX or even "The Racing Paper", there was MXA. I think MXA needs to be preserved the way 2-strokes need to live on. Josh had the ability to make that happen. No disrespect to Daryl and Dennis but they don't have that "je ne sais quoi" needed in contemporary video-based media. The...

Back in the day with my 1984 Honda CR250R - my Dad gave me the 1976 Datsun for my 1st car. That truck made so many trips to Saddleback, Carlsbad, Ascot, OCIR, Corona and out to Baseline Road to practice on Tuesday's. It just kept running. Changed the oil every 4k miles

Why is it any of our business was my point, it's not like he's gonna miss Washougal. Guess I'm not as drama driven as some. I don't see where it's any of our business. I get that "it's public record" But who'd of gone searching for it ? What's the point of bringing it into the lime light ? So the internet can go on a witch hunt. Get out the pitchforks there's a monster on the loose 🙄 I get it, everyone loves dirt and drama... give em what they want, I know. The internet is a sea of...

Fuck Racer X. Why the fuck would it be any of our business. They know how this shit works. By tomorrow the internet will have Mike painted as some drug dealing child trafficking theft ring leader. What a load of shit. For all we know some tweaker stole his kids bike and he went and got it back. There's zero details, but Racer X feels it's their duty to get the rumor mill rolling ? Fuckin' clown show....

Johnny O'Mara, 1985 Unadilla 250 USGP

Ron Lechien, Honda RC125, 1985 Las Vegas AMA 125 National

Ronnie Lechien And this guy too.... David Bailey

Webco, Yep!............that little run way return back down the side ruled. I'm so glad I got this pic of just me on the start, showing the whole uphill, plus the hills & classic fire station in the background.........could only be Saddleback. This start hill was the BEST.......& I remember the butterflies really kicking in when he made the mad dash for that lever...........cause you knew in a couple seconds from then "it was ON". So much fun backing off the gate right before the lever pull & ramming it..........until they banned that action. 125's coming down the hill for sure...

Last race day EVER at Saddleback! I'm getting my tail kicked out in 2nd. I knew when it was announced that they were re-opening that it may only be for a short time with all the problems going on. I told my Dad "we have to go this weekend in case it doesn't stay open". I don't think very many guys heard about the re-opening cause I don't remember many people there that day. It was so nice to get back on that track after it had been closed for a while. Never saw the Dunes closing coming either.........just...

I have no insider info, but Triumph is probably wondering why things are going well for the team in the MXGP series, but not in the AMA.

I hate getting old but I'm very thankful to have been a teenager in the 70s. Started racing MX in 72. Had a 1969 Camaro in HS with an Sanyo 8 Track player (had a case in the back seat with 24 8 tracks). You could ride in any open field and nobody complained. And there were a lot of dirt bikes in the 70s. No internet, no social media. Just riding dirt bikes, hanging out with friends and listening to rock. Life was good.

I'm 20 min from the gates at Hangtown, 16-18 if I hit all green lights. Haven't been since '22, and that was only to see Cairoli in person, don't intend to go back. My couch has a better climate, better viewing on Peacock, and all the beer I can drink for under $20 just 10 steps away.