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Has everything to do with Moto. If those brave souls hadn't sacrificed their tomorrows, you wouldn't have YOUR today, racing Motocross! Show some respect!

I'm an ignorant Yankee; yet, this is awfully damn cool of y'all..to remember those that fought...and the fallen. Good on ya.

You know man...that's messed up. I'm not a huge Roczen fan, but obviously the guy has been going through something that has kept him from riding up to par. Kenny is a monster when he's "on", and everybody knows that. I give the guy kudos for at least being transparent on social media to his fans...not like most riders who hide injuries and what they're going through so as not to reveal their weakness. I sure don't see that as making excuses...I just see a guy who knows he should be up there each week struggling.

There's nothing wrong with the bike at all. You're just hearing the mouth breathers on here talk shit about the bike, which 99% of them have never ridden the thing. It does feel a little wider than the other brands, but nothing that's earth shattering. To be honest you don't even notice it unless you look directly at the shrouds and that doesn't happen once you settle in and actually ride. I think their lack of consistent success here in the 450 class can be attributed to multiple things, but they just haven't had the success with riders that fit...

He will battle for wins the whole way. The kid is super talented and his puppy love has settled. He was never on good equipment except at the mxons and look how that went. If he races the championship smart he has the speed to be a contender.

Until you need one to save you and then you will be crying that the cops didn't come fast enough and probably try to sue them.

I think MM does a better job in English than I could do in French.

Bring back Art Eckman! Make Announcing Great Again

Bring back David Bailey!

Hey, I live about 10 min from Coop’s practice track here in NC, but I don’t like the way he’s acting at the moment. At the end of the 3rd main, he drives his bike over, hands it to his mechanic, doesn’t even shake his hand or anything and immediately starts look for the camera for his post race interview. I’ve NEVER seen anyone else do that. Atlanta, autographs were 3pm-3:30pm. Coop walked at 3:25. Marv stayed until 3:30pm and then got up and walked down the line and and signed and posed for pics until the last person was...

I can guarantee you this...if I was on that beach he'd have an umbrella in the spokes followed by a boot to his sack. And I'd hold him till the cops came to arrest him for reckless endangerment. Absolutely nothing cool about scaring kids...and I mean nothing. Say otherwise and you are self identifying as a shit stain.

I remember when the Nationals were 2 Day events. High Point was a muddy mess on Saturday and DV was one of the only factory guys out there riding in the mud. He was one of the few riders that would interact with the fans online too. I have always been a fan of his, still have one of his jerseys hanging up in the man cave.

I think he is one of the best guests on Pulp. Love when he is on, always says how it is and makes me laugh my ass of

My theory is that it simply comes down to racing. Lots of racing growing up. Not practicing and racing the stop watch.... racing multiple times per weekend. Today's phenoms practice at training facilities and then race big races. 15 years ago and before you just raced... all the time. You raced mud, blue grove, winter arena cross, fair races, harescambles, whatever... you raced, and you did it on multiple sized bikes on the same day. It made you battle hardened and diverse. Any bike, any track.... if you raced in the 70's, 80's or 90's you can relate. Now everyone...

I wouldn't say I have my stuff figured out. A lot of my stuff isn't... I'm divorced, I've lived alone for the last 7 years, I learn everyday how to best myself as a father and I don't know much about anything else other than SX or MX... I do have the luxury not to rely on anyone's paycheck. I've made my money. I paid my divorced settlement in 1 deed signature and 1 wire transfer. Never blew money. Always invested and most importantly, I'm living very modestly compare to what I could be doing... I live in a "cheap"...

Cobra is a cool mofo and has always been generous as they come. I emailed him years ago about a benefit race I was helping to put on, DV boxed up and sent me signed gear that same day personally. Remember this one? https://youtu.be/L2EyqdAxAZg