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Deegan watching smith come back from the lcq and smashing is helmet against the trailer as he’s leaving for the main

I wouldn't say he's a shitty person. Kid is filled with skill & talent but his lack of pro experience and a bit of racing immaturity led to that incident IMO. He has some learning to do but his future certainly looks promising.

I usually ignore your posts and I will continue to. I just want to say that when I do accidentally read your dribble, you sound like a miserable person and I really hope you make it through whatever you've been going through.

That is a really cool pic. For the life of me , I can't understand the two down votes. Someone actually took the time to push the down vote button , because what?.....they didn't like the pic? Too those two people who down voted , your life must just suck.

So, uh… Don’t we have A BUNCH of peeps up in here going on & on & on about how these guys should NOT have their families at the track…or “around”…in the pits…on race day…? How’s that working out ?

Absolutely you will . If the rider is eligible and it’s a good career move why not . The eligibility rules are convoluted and arbitrary but can be manipulated by the rider/team in many cases . Junk all that . I say make it a full season class , open to anyone . Keep the futures program for development .

I was more impressed with Craig’s results outdoors last year on the 450 than anything he did on a 250.

No need for opinions. Has there been anyone else that has had that gnarly of an injury, taken time off, then come back to win a championship? This is either true or false. period. you just dont like the guy because you're sad. Also, in case you didnt know this, it's a little harder to ride and train at 30 with past injuries than it is at 22. Everyone brings his age up like he's a bear fighting a dog but this is not exactly true either. There's not an age limit on skill-based racing classes because the proper boundaries...

While I think he has the ability to be racing harder and doing better, the one thing that amazes me how Christian and his wife can be so organized with three kids while being on the road full-time and keeping it all together. That's no easy feat. My hat is off to them. Seems like they have a great thing going family wise and although I am a legendary keyboard warrior/shit talker under my old name, I can't hate what they're doing as a family. It's pretty cool.

I don't believe I called "anyone of that opinion bitter" - I said that Vital attracts a special kind of bitter (which is true), but okay. I agree with the sentiment that these guys sometimes don't live in the real world that most of us habitate, but it's not particularly surprising given how insular the little traveling circus of mx/sx is. Eli is probably the most grounded of them all - specifically because his dad made a huge effort to keep him from that world as long as possible (and he has a lot of outside interests). I just find...

Christians vlog is just for race day though. He doesn't film any of his training during the week. Give it a watch and you'll see.

Wasn't aware that there was a case open, but okay. I guess I don't spend my life obsessing over motocross athletes and their families. I'd rather just be a plain Ole fan....old fashioned - I know.

Boom! Truths! vital: Most stacked season ever, can’t wait! also vital: Christian Craig is doing sh*t, he’s 8th in points! Kenny is 5th, he should retire! This place is full of kooks!

Man, I can picture most posting in this thread don’t have a family or understand what kids do to you after becoming a parent. Christian and Paige are adults. Christian is not a 17 year old phenom straight out of Loretta’s trying to figure it out. He’s racing in the most stacked 450 class I can recently remember and he’s consistently in the top in practice times. He’s been getting horrible starts and finishing consistently in the top 10. His story and run for a championship last year was an amazing feel good story that he nor his family shoved...

I finally had a little spare time to watch one of the Craig Family Vlogs (the Daytona one). I thought it was well done....cool family with a crazy talented dad. Of course, I clearly recall his spine being twisted 180 out of alignment on the Troy Lee Honda (and learning how to walk again), so I get why he's not all-in on putting his life and health on the line when he's not comfortable. I totally do not get some of the fans of this sport. Vital must attract a special type of bitter, because all the dudes I ride...

Really? Where? In the post you quoted? Oh wait... There was a lot before he turned pro, and some last year after his nationals appearance, but the overwhelming majority recognizes his ability now. Let it go.

Well, you…good sir…are making too much damn sense! But, from where I’m sitting, Paige runs the vlog, Christian has been focused on his riding and the bike…& things just don’t seem all that bad, to me. As of late, it looks like he’s become a little more confident, or he has more “periods of confidence” on the track …periods that are hell of a lot better than how things started at A1…which was a shit show that he was lucky to walk away from…if you remember that day? We’re 8 races into a 17 race SX season and we’re about...

Seriously? Take a look at the ass holes throwing down their usual stupid shit about “how he’s only here because of Paige’s dad” and all that typical Keyboard Warrior idiot-shit. Never mind all his wins…which were mostly for Star…btw. Hell, I remember him racing for Troy and throwing down some great racing. But, let’s not let any facts get into the way. So, uh…No, Yeah… Sorry, not sorry. Meanwhile, people like UpTite have some observations based on the guys riding and racing history. That’s kind of refreshing.

They’re too busy being Keyboard Warriors inspired by “Never been, Never will be” syndrome.

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