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i remember in '83, i showed up at daytona sx, and it was cold as all get out. it was pure luck that i had a jacket in the trunk, i let the chick i was with wear it, she still complained the whole time. so i go and buy a official, bonifide, certified 25th anniversary daytona 200 knit stocking...

Erin reminds me a bit of Jamie Little, and that is a complement to both. Erin knows the sport. one has to keep in mind, she has a producer hollering orders in her ears, probably all the time. last year in new orleans, i was sitting near the starting line and was able to watch her quite a bit. she...

i was impressed that some of the smaller countries put together a team at all, shows a lot of heart. i had to run to church so i missed the 3rd moto, just as well, i couldnt get video, livewire or anything, you guys did me good on the first 2 heats. hopefully, i can catch a replay somewhere. when...

50.00 for 45 mins would be unacceptable to me. of course, i''m old school. i raced in the 70's and 80's. never paid a dime to just ride practice, nobody did back then. there were many claypits in our area and everyone of the had some type of track layout, some better than others. a buddy's dad owned a paving...

we contemplate what it will take to get the sport to the next level or mainstream. as the sponsors jump on board, there is going to be some changes ... some we will like and some we will not like. larocco's leap will always be larocco's leap, gravity cavity will always be that, the elevator at gainesville will always be...

yeah, i had cartoons too, but they skipped to the race at about 40 after the hour, no pre race, no hot blonde announcers, not complaining, i thought it was a wash for a moment

i have to give it to henry, but my hats off to pourcel, all heart and talent. i have to put windham in there somewhere, they say a broken femur is a biggie, thankfully, i dont know that first hand, but windham took a lot of time off and came back with speed to boot, but then again, i'm a...

bobbym, i respect you and respect you emotion for the sport and your favorite riders. i also appreciate all the different things you bring to the table here on this board. i am a long time windham fan, so i experience frustration myself, but i'll always be a windham fan. if you ever come to a southeast race some time...

as someone addressed in another thread, too many yellow type flags out there. the best flag to use is the white/red cross, its the only flag of its kind with the exception of the white flag at the finish line jump. in josh's defense, he's not putting around on a sunday afternoon stroll, he's hauling ass. he paid attention to...

yes, count me in too, find me a seat without too many splinters. ive been impressed with grant this year, the win in anahiem definately jump started his big bike career, he has some serious heart

i really felt bad for him when he came in here and asked for help and he got his teeth kicked in. i thought this board had more respect for a privateer. i cant help but think if he had been a regular poster in here, he would have been treated different. i applaud him for trying to be innovative...

some of you may remember from the old board i'm a big foo fighter's fan, that's where my screen name comes from. i '99 or '00 the foo's were at some type of motocross related industry function, just dont remember which one, and racer x did a short interview with grohl. their manager is from pensacola, so they come here...

"I dont bitch about any of it at the track none of it really affects me......the thread asked what bugged you......that shit bugs me. Sorry but anyone who can afford $50 to join a district and $25 to enter a class can scrape up $10 for numbers......Ever try to score a race with electrical tape #'s on a blue or...

ok, i've got a few from the other side of the sign up booth: riders who show up every week with the numbers 4, 14, or 3 .... knowing everybody else runs those numbers and we will have a duplicate number problem. riders who always sign up after sign up is closed. this slows down the prep process between sign...

here's the link i promised: http://www.gulfmx.com/

the track closed up at the milton site, about a year after hurricane Ivan and was moved to mossy head (crestview) as west florida mx park at walton platation. craig woolard sold the track last year to the folks that owned the baker fla track. to my knowledge, they are still racing in mossy head although i havnt heard anything...

ahh, maybe it coming to me, marty smith was injured around that time in houston, he was never the same after that, sort of ended his career

if anyone can fill us in, benolkin can. he's a regular on the other board, but he would be a good fit here too. schultz was injured in 81 or 82, he was team suzuki rich coon had just joined team honda in 81 but was injured, i dont think he ever raced for them. the only one i can...

i'm 46 years old and never had children, but i raced for eight years starting in the senior mini class. racing was important to me, but i also knew the risk, and knew i could be seriously injured or killed. i was not allowed to particpate in other sports and boy scouts didnt seem to be my cup of tea...

yes, classic movie, its on disney east right not, be on disney west at 11 pm eastern. you gotta love rene' cartier, everyones favorite french bad boy mx'er