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Cairoli has no interest in supercross, and that should be no reason for you to take a dig at him.

Many of you seem to be personal buddies with Ryan to know that much about him and what he cares about.

The end result is still that this guy punched a man and killed him. He should be held accountable for his actions. People need to learn that they cannot go around taking things into their own hands by being violent.

Josh Grant will likely not be a threat to win at GH, but it will be interesting to see Dungey go at it with the world's best on his home turf.

The mudslinging has come from both sides of the pond and it's too bad because there are valid points that are getting missed. I'll take the view that RV was one of the best but that his exit strategy was lacking some of the finer details. More than anything I think a lot of people expected more from Villopoto than...

I hope they retire the number for a couple of years to honor RV's legacy.

Yes, Ryan negotiated the last year of his contract. I stand corrected, but the point remains the same: How fair was it to his team if he really did not want to be there? I think KRT had certain expectations that may or may not have been met.

I think there is some truth to what Bayle and Cairoli are saying. I don't think Ryan Villopoto did leave on his own terms; no champion wants to crash and then retire while injured, and one has to ask how fair it was to the team that he signed with if Ryan never wanted to be there to begin with...

It's sad to me that a senseless act could take away a father. Now their lives will be changed forever. Condolences to the family who has lost a loved one.