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I heard that as well today and it’s just lame. Tom is such a positive addition to this series. Respectful both on and off the track, works hard and is super transparent in interviews despite the language barrier.

Well, well, well… How would we all feel if KTM “crew management” was seen YELLING at Michael over this? Late in the night…as the teams were packing up…? I’m hearing stories of Michael getting a COMPLETE RATION OF SHIT…getting yelled at…for simply reporting what was RIGHT IN FRONT OF HIS FACE (aka, Obvious to anyone that knows what there looking at)…someone at the KTM Team was pissed that… SOMEONE NOTICED THE NEW HARDWARE ON THIER BIKE?! You know, obvious hardware on their bike that was rolling around the pits, sitting under their canopy, rolling down the chute, thru the tunnel…in...

POV: You’re ML and trying to walk into the KTM pits next round

Terrible look for Kove as a brand, which is unfortunate because the company was doing well to lend credibility to their efforts with their participation in Dakar, etc. Can you imagine seeing this from another manufacturer:

I was really hoping 'the situation' was regarding the Hooters event

They started using what they found in Davies Locker

Rather easy? Herlings was healthy for the first eight rounds or so and Prado still kept the red plate since round one, how is that possible then? Also the classic "when Herlings is healthy" argument when we see that twice in seven seasons is such a horrible take. Trying to discredit champions is so lame.

Jorge Zaragoza podium last night in the Finnish SX against quality riders. Clearly the bike is competitive at high level.

Nope but we don’t count their 250 SX wins that have point out rules because they are an entry class. The 250 MXGP class is an entry class that not everyone can race, hence those race wins don’t mean as much. Heck he even had them change the rules when he was supposed to be moved up, definition of sand bagging. You can disagree with it but sometimes the truth hurts.

Unreal speed, but taking Stew's reputation to a whole other level. Take out the 250 titles where he stayed in the class for 20 years and he is nowhere close to one of the greats. Too bad

In Spain we use 2 last names, the first one is generally inherited from the father and the second one from the mother, his full name is Jorge Prado García, Fun fact: Rubén Fernández's second last name is also García.

Yes. I have three or four Dutch nobodies racing the nationals next year on bikes that I buy. They will be here this winter to train in California, and they stay in my house and don't pay one cent for anything. Ask around if you dont believe me. I do it because I love the sport and I believe in their potential. Some of the greatest riders come from very humble beginnings. Two years ago Rick was going to quit and go back to school - then he raced here and decided to give it one more shot and now...

And when he has he still does his job. i really like when he and Emig team up at the MxDn.