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What do you want him to say? “I can’t beat Jett so might as well not try?” Of course he’s going to try and search for a way to go faster. That’s not blaming the bike or the team

Ceramic isn't necessarily going to reduce scratches. It'll make your helmet shinier (higher gloss) and more hydrophobic. Dust won't stick to it as much, either. You'll also get solid UV protection. I wouldn't opt for a professional grade coating for an mx helmet personally.

Looks like he had the bottom button buttoned. Rookie mistake. Makes a proper suit jacket look like a cardigan.

You legally blind?

Chase is at the end of his time on a bike that he seems to have lost confidence in. Let's see how next year goes with him on the KTM once he gets it dialed in. Remember, Jett is like everyone else out there and needs to stay off the ground and injury free. Yes, his riding style and how smooth he really is will help that, but this is motocross, you can do something 1000 times and the 1001 time will put you on the ground or cause an injury like we saw with Eli. Anything can happen.

There was a time when people just shouted YEAAAAH!!!!! on the fence line, now all you hear is all those airhorns and train horns. The air horns used to be just a foreigner thing, I would only hear them during the MXGP’s, now they have poisoned the nationals. Can barely hear the podium interviews, just a joke.

James has definitely added a great new perspective to watching the races for me too. On the Unadilla broadcast he was pointing out rider's various line selections at different sections of the track and how they were impacting each battle for position respectively. I actually found myself paying more attention to the individualized strategies as a result. James was obviously one extremely fast and talented racer and he's really impressed me with his ability to call and breakdown a motocross race with balanced portions of being able to elaborate from the mindset of the pro racer, and being as equally...

More Stew please. That is all.

I like his insights and real-time opinions, he is quick to analyze what is going on with the riders and tracks beyond what most commentators can see, I am actually learning listening to him. He is also witty and adds fun humor to his commentary without overdoing it. He obviously knows the racing, but he also knows the racers so well, he says things about riders (usually funny), you won't get from Wil One thing I will say about the Stewarts, in a world full of hate and division, and having watched them since they began getting to the...

Don’t we all know someone who’s dad did shady stuff to get them to races?