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Once the leader laps you, you ought to expect others to follow in short order. The notion that after all these years he can't anticipate this is INSANE. He was reckless and came ever so close to killing Eli's race/career by not fucking paying attention or giving a shit. I can appreciate he is a good rider, but it is always him-the truest of constants. It can't be a coincidence any longer. I mean fuck he is one of the most experienced riders out there. There is just no excuse for him to not know his place on the grid...

Ricky is doing a lot better this season, he doesn’t bother me at all anymore. I can tell he’s worked on it this offseason and I can respect and appreciate that.

Dude just completed the 11th (?) Supercross event of his career. I don't know if he'll continue to improve at this pace, but what he's done so far is historic.

Prado did OK at Southwick, I'm not prepared to say he wasn't ever trying to make the Kawi work. Did he give up at some point? Appears so. Was it tactful? Not always, but not never either. Did he pay for his mistake? Yes, not only in money but a year of his career that Kawasaki was at least partially responsible for. Look at how Kawi turned Sexton's bike upside down with PC components after A1; no pre-season prep races and Prado beats Sexton at A1. Might be good people at Kawi, folks that are liked by the forum members...

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Cooksey likes being involved, he got his wish.

In my humble and ignorant knowledge of riding a dirt bike at any level, he needs to stop searching for answers in the bike and just ride. He doesn't need to be the fastest every night or win every race. I suspect he sees this potential high water mark and seeks it every night rather than taking what he can get. It's like he expects the bike to be perfect all the time rather than thinking "how can I make up for what the bike lacks". Take a page from Webb (opportunistic) or Roczen (doesn't make a ton of drastic...

I'll repeat the sentiment that happens every year. Triple crowns rule, fans like them, riders hate them. Having a few scattered throughout the year is the right choice.

I thought that was a pretty cool clip with those two and the track builders. I like seeing the behind the scenes stuff and the different riders interacting with each other.

Sorry if this is annoying, I'll leave it alone after this. Interesting stuff about Kawasaki and Coop in the bottom link though! A2 Insights A2 DataLab

Even my 80 year old Mother has caught on...... She told me this morning that after watching the race last night, "I only heard him say must situation once all evening"........

The kawi number 2 bike is as good as the f1 Red bull second car