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The simple fact is that, as good as he is, and as dialed in on his KTM as he is… he just doesn’t have the pace to run with the Lawrence’s and Deegan. And today, his teammate Plessinger found enough motivation and speed to pass him, too. Prado’s not perfect, but he’s worlds better than this time last year on the bike that just ended Sexton’s season.

Holy cow—it’s incredible to see him walk off the track after that. He seriously has to be one of the toughest humans alive. I can’t help but feel gutted for the guy. He really gives everything, and even though he’s had his issues and can be a bit of a head case at times, I hate seeing him go down hard like that.It definitely didn’t sound like the bike was running when he hit the throttle stop on that thing. Man, I really hope he’s going to be OK. Chase is making Jorge’s decision not to try to qualify and...

Imagine making tons of changes, literally saving more than 9 pounds of weight, changing the geometry, suspension, engine, rigidity… and all people care about is the f*cking color of a small piece of plastic lmao

I have been to 50+ races in my life. I lived in Vegas for 10 years and watched many titles won and lost at the finale. Now I’ve been going to salt lake for the last 5 years.. let me tell you. You guys thought the crowd following Tomac around in Denver was loud? It was nothing compared to what the crowd was doing for Ken. Especially after Hunter went down. Every lap. Every corner. From start to finish. He had the entire stadium chanting his name as he sat there on that jump after all the riders rode by...

US citizen Ken Roczen, obviously.

Dude lets goooooo I am beyond stoked for Kenny. I really hope he gets us done. He deserves it. Me and my son have been a fan of his since the 250 days. I really think if he wouldn't have got hurt on the he would've had several championships already, but he deserves this one let's goooooooo

Tim has the better 450 resume. Almost as many wins, double the titles. He also looked like the best guy last year until he got injured. He was in another league. I can't believe he left the bike he looked so good on. The pay cut they offered him must have been insane. Gajser is still together with Dungey probably the most underrated champion of this generation. Also the argument that he won titles when Herlings was injured isn't fair when Herlings is injured every second season. You gotta stay in it to win it. But Herlings is a very...

It's hard to compare them though. Prado was only ever going as fast as his limit allowed him to, Herlings was risking everything for a win back then and wanted to break everyone else with 50 second gaps. But yeah, 2018 Herlings is still the fastest MXGP rider we have seen I think. The only riders I'd compare to 2018 Herlings are 2015 Tomac, 2016 Kenny and Jett.

It's just goes to show you how ignorant 80% of this forum is. I wish people would make up their minds. It wasn't very long ago when everyone was freaking out when herlings came over here and won 2 motos at the last race of the year after everyone was mentally checked out, and tomac nursing a championship... Everyone lost their shit "omg GP guys destroy Americans !! They aren't even in the same league!" " Tomac wouldn't even run top 5 again Europeans." "Supercross has ruined Americans! Europeans are just on another level in motocross and Americans can't compete!"...

Boy, was that a sight to see! My jaw hit the floor watching it live. Pete Fox posted it to the gram if you want to relive it. Hope Mookie stays healthy to do it every weekend. View this post on Instagram Intense 450 Heat1 battle and then Lil Bro @malcolmstewart powers up through the whoops 🚀 #supercross #braap #mx A post shared by Pete Fox (@foxpetefox) on Jan 13, 2020 at 7:15am PST

While I agree the field was pretty thin and the track was far from what we see during the SX season, you make yourself look like an idiot saying that Tim Gasjer would be a midpack B group rider. There is not a single MXGP or MX2 world champ (he's won both) that came to the US and was a mid-pack B Group rider, and Tim would not be the first. Being there and watching Tim all day, he was getting more comfortable every single time he hit the track. You could tell he was in the mindset of don't...

AC taking a page out of RV's book.

Next year they call the event Motocross Hoff Nations

I don’t believe it will. The MX family of the world admires heart, commitment and effort. This coming from a mouthy, Miserable Brit (as you call us) what we don’t admire is you turning up, expecting to win, failing and then coming up with every excuse under the sun..