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The funny part is his alcoholic ass calling steve fat lol. Steve would fucking smash GL in any cardio fitness test you can think of. People do not give steve credit for how good of shape he is in cardio wise. Hes also lost like 80 lbs i bet GL weighs more than steve rn.

Wait , In Front HQ is in Monaco ? That says a lot

Former road racer here, riding dirt made me so much better as a road racer it wasn't even funny. I started on street bikes and moved to dirt bikes and it was definitely a culture shock. Both sports help each other mutually, dirt bikes can't even come close to the speed of road race bikes. Coming off the back straight from nearly 140-150 to 30 mph is an awesome experience, hard to compare to backing it in off a short straight. It definitely slowest stuff down dirt wise because everything comes so fast, and dirt helps you get comfortable with...

Yeah he only had to beat James Stewart and Chad Reed...

You have to override a 250 to win. Haven't you heard RJ Hampshire talk about this? Just because he rides the piss out of his 250 to be a champion doesn't mean that will be his riding style on a 450.

Dude was clearly knocked out. Yeah you could only see his boot but it wasn’t moving at all for the entire camera shot. Heck James knew it too but couldn’t say it on live tv. Athletes are praised for their ability to not quit but sometimes you need protected from yourself. If he did try and continue and was black flagged it was the right call.

You have issues. I watched it live and it wasn’t even close. On the third one Steve got a good jump, but JT’s experience paid off. JT literally smoked him all theee times.

JT's Instagram...

Based on the Finland gates it’s not a participant sport either…

Maybe he has a life insurance policy on himself. Quit assuming he’s just throwing caution to wind to chase getting a pro card. If he can run with local A riders he shouldn’t be that far off.

I too had a “midlife crisis” around the age of 30, but instead of wisely choosing to pursue my pro motocross license, I made the fateful decision to get married instead. I think you’re making an exceptionally smart choice, my friend.

Just stop digging.

Exactly, you are projecting YOUR stipulations on what the reward would need to be for you onto him. As a father, I can’t honestly say that I stopped doing any and everything that had risk after my kids were born. I certainly took steps to make sure that if I were killed or disabled that they would be financially cared for, but nearly any hobby or interest I had came with at least some risk.