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Dude, no reason tp be a fuckin cunt.

"The guys behind the scenes such as the track builders do not get enough credit for what they do to make a show happen." And the link to the Instagram page is broken. I guess they STILL don't get enough credit!

We won't miss you if you don't come

Dunge..... a true class act.... ...and legend.

I’ll also say this. If it wasn’t for the podcasts that I base my week around, twitter, all the bench racing on the forums, YouTube, etc…. I really don’t think I would watch the races at this point. Put it this way. I watch the races so I know what’s going on and can bench race all week. Watching the races lately seems like a chore

No I'm just willing to call you out on your racist dog whistle. Pretty simple

Dude? Did you type that out in your finest of white robe, grand wizard!

Please explain exactly what you mean by "ghetto up the broadcast". Like I said, you're not even hiding it.

Not even trying to hide it are you? You're a racist loser

This is perfectly on brand from you

When I spend 40% of the time watching the status bar on the left says something is definitely wrong with where they are pointing the cameras

no split screens during any racing.......show the battles....who cares about guys pounding laps by themselves.....

I'm tired of watching a couple tiny screens on my big flat screen. I want the damn thing filled with one camera.

SHITCAN THE DUAL SCREEN!

You mean when you are watching from home and you hear the crowd go wild, and anxiously wait for the camera to switch to the crash or pass but it never happens? Meanwhile the commentators keep talking about something unrelated and somehow we know from the couch someone passed or crashed but the production team misses it. A wide angle camera would cover it all, and a full race unedited webcam type of video clip could be added as a supplemental feature to peacock in addition to the broadcast.

We have a right to. I follow other sports and none of the commentary teams are even a tenth as bad as in SX (besides Weege and JT, and sometimes Stew).

I've said it on here multiple times. The problem is not so much the regular demolition of the English language, nor the bumbling - all though both of these shouldn't be part of a professional commentator's work. The main problem is he offers no insight into what is going on beyond what a child watching the show could add. His explanations of the intricacies of the sport are non-existent. James, for all his meandering and repetition, quite often adds real analysis to a situation - he offers something that only an expert would know or could see.