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If I wasn’t going to TN for a hockey game I’d be flying out here again for the race. Vancouver is a awesome city! I flew there in Janurary from OH for a concert and spent a day just walking around downtown checking things out. The train is a great way to get from place to place and there is a ton of good food available

I bought 8 tickets last night for the fam to go for my 30th

Yes, I was at that race when he was on the zuki so rad, he landed on the table on the tough block and pretty sure it was that year or two later Tyler Evans fought someone in the berm

Pretty sure ibe there with the wife and kids

Tickets from $58.60 to $275.23 CAD including fees and taxes.

If I trained 24/7 for 5 years, I might be a better skilled novice rider! 🤣 Everyone thinks they could be the next “one” until they hit the deck. Then you realize a back up plan might be the better path. One reason motorcross/Supercross fans are so diehard is because most know the risk and talent level. So many people buy their first bike and plan to be an expert in no time. The throttle will quickly remind most, “it ain’t happenin”.

Its more like give someone 5 years on a platform to talk about themselves and the further it goes along the greater they were…

Arai

Can’t wait to see Tomac and Roczen race in BC. I’ll be there

I don't get this take at all. More moto jobs is great for the industry and a successful WSX can only improve the AMA series. If a gate is dropping, I'm calling it racing.

You're right, cancel the series because only the AMA can have a SX series, oh wait, Paris has a series, Aus has a series. even India has a series. Don't worry my friend, the AMA will survive the challenge....

I've crashed my road race bike at 140mph wearing a tech air 10 and walked away. They are very hot to wear and road racing is nowhere near as physical as motocross, I can't see how anyone could do 30 minutes with one racing motocross and not pass out from heat. Although the mx version looks a lot smaller and less restrictive, so is probably not as hot to wear as a tech air 10. But they work, and work very well. I don't go near a track without mine now.

The point is not what it completely prevents. The point is that it’s absolutely better than nothing, and reduces the likelihood of a catastrophic injury. No safety gear will ever totally prevent injury. There’s no reason to hold anything to that standard.