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Haven't ever experienced this streaming through Peacock app on Apple TV unit..

2011 both classes. Epic Dungeon/RV battle that year. Both classes went down to the last round. 94-95 Loved 2006 with RC and Stew. 2007 RV and Townley 2010 Canard and Pourcel 2000-2001 125 class. 76-77 with Smitty and Hannah

There's too much money promoting the 250s and related products, and less money to the premier riders as a collective if you force them into the 450s (or premier) class, for the best solution to exist. The brands and sponsors want multiple marketable opportunities from each race. The money they are willing to pay for multiplying those win ad opportunities...

Vaguely recall that the extended tubes were experiments around spring length and preloading options when long travel suspension was still in the early days of development. Seems like it cycled in and out pretty quickly.

It's a good presentation, but I can't find the time to watch it on top of others, so for the last several years have just recorded the CBS Sports to keep up with the regular season and then pick up the MXdN in the fall.

And then he broke his neck, fortunately no long term impairment, and understandably went into his first retirement.

The comparison for Jett seems more to be RV, who missed several outdoor seasons with orthopedic injuries. That sort of injury seems different from multiple head knocks over time.

The notion commercial concessionaires could do this legally with "volunteers" seems improbable to me, if not outright BS (not your BS, but the vendor's). Maybe "I'm a contractor who chooses to do this on commission," or "I didn't have to work this shift but signed up."

Everything at every major stadium is jacked up. You're captive.

Came across this the other day, not my pic (no camera that day). Great day for NorCal and probably Maico's last big win day in the US. Good day for Bobby M, too, at least one moto.

Better a lawyer makes the call for the ill man, huh?

You can't take 2004 RC and assume if he was racing today he wouldn't be maximizing today's training and nutrition regime. What motivated him to put in the work and accomplish what he did in his era undoubtably would have motivated him today. It always felt like RC hated losing as much if not more than he loved winning.

https://ridefox.com/blogs/stories/who-is-bob-fox

Bob split the Fox Factory suspension stuff off from Geoff's Moto X Fox sometime 77-78, but they still marketed together into the early 80s.

"There is no magic, there is only grind. Work looks like magic to those unwilling to do it."

It was already charging by 2000 when I joined, had been for a least a year then, and thriving - probably because it was a place you could as a fan interact with some riders and people leading the racing side of things. Really a product of the times. It thrived because of Bruhn, whether you liked him or not...

Another rule to live by, perhaps more for off road, don't look at what you don't want to hit - the bike will follow your eyes to it like a magnet.