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Dude, Linkin park is way better than 311, especially that one song where that one guy raps and the other guy screams.

Your'e joking, right?

I don't think profit is a motive to hold the race in Qatar. The "promoter" is probably some son of a sheikh who thought one day it would be better to watch guys race dirtbikes than camels, got his buddies together, pooled a little money and bought a GP like guys here buy PPV prizefights.

They make hockey sticks out of it, need lots of flex for those.

I am not saying there aren't great racers there, personally I like the GP's more than our outdoor series but very few American MX fans will follow a foreign series. It would be like having a top Nascar racer going to F1. American fans would follow it but once there was not a Nascar racer in it they would lose...

RV is certainly bringing a lot of excitement and exposure to the MXGP series but that will all disappear when he retires. Unless another high caliber US champion races that series next year everyone in the US will lose interest and it will be no different than it was last year.

If Roddy Piper doesn't bust a coconut on Snuka's head, I am not interested.

That looked like a Friday night race at LACR from back in the day.

Yeah, that is what he is setting the stage for. As far as discussing Israel, that has nothing to do with religion so I don't get that for being a reason to delete a thread. Israel is a secular nation in a area that has a lot of religious history.

I don't know anything about Armadas but I have two Nissans. Our main vehicle is a Murano and I couldn't be happier with it. Our other is a 1995 Pathfinder that my wife got right after she graduated from college in 1998. That thing won't die. Now a days I only use for errands and haven't done any real maintenance...

Must have been Mossad. That's what happens when you start to ask questions about Israel.

They used a candy cigarette and acted like they were smoking it.

It has for a long time. This year's doesn't have any longer straights than the last several years. Here is the layout from 2010. Here's this year's

Both their opinions have merit. Often guys who aren't as fast are good at bike setup. In RV's case he rides differently than others so his setup is going to be somewhat unconventional. DV is forgetting that RV has had his bike setup well for all the MXDN's he has raced. RV's bike probably wasn't setup well for that track...

Like a lot of athletes do Kenny probably lost interest in the intense training once he signed a big contract. He is like Stewart in that he likes to golf and jet ski and do stuff like that. Hard to have fun if you are training all the time.

What? They actually race on real tracks once they get to Europe? Seriously though, Thank you for putting in the time to post those.

Yeah, because he is going to allow one mishap change his approach that he has done a thousand times before hand with great success.

The good thing about RV is he already forgot that moto and is getting ready for the next. Nothing can phase that guy. A KTM would have been handy on the start though probably would have gotten 5th with an electric start.

This thread is stupid. Dudes race in Europe, dudes race in America. Dudes who are fast in Europe are fast when they race against Americans and Dudes who are fast in America are fast when they race against Europeans (Oceanic folks as well). Individuals race MX not continents.

No Burka's for the 30 second girls?