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I've been a Forkner fan since he came on the scene. He's actually one of those that has always had an abundance of raw speed and talent. He just has needed to tame that some. Saying that however, it's true his '23 season opener out of the gate/first turn crash at Anaheim 1 was really no fault of his own. They were nearing the end of the straightaway, speeds were high and riders tangled and fell, collecting Austin. You can't just pin some of the season ending injuries on his own mistakes. Moto happens! It's the sport, on some, his...

If memory serves..Austin had just passed and was holding off with no problem the #38 who many people think is ready to take the crown from Jett as the king of SMX when he crashed out this last time. IMHO that qualifies him as an A+ rider.

I agree. 5 Years ago, young AF was kind of insufferable. A bit like we are seeing out of another young rider currently. As AF has gotten older and matured, he has become much more likable from a fans perspective.

You can say all you want about him being injury prone but not a thing about talent. How many guys are out there and available that are a favorite to win every race they enter? Is it better for Triumph to hire a guy who wins three races and is out for the rest of the season or to hire a guy they hope can get on the box but most likely is sniffing around the top five? Second year in, it is utterly imperative that Triumph gets a race win and Forkner gives them the best chance and also...

How many years has he been at it in 250s? He's definitely got some unfinished business in 250s but gotta move up eventually right? Probably makes him sick seeing Deegan breeze to a 250 title

He ain't leavin pc...

I would argue Triumph is a bigger risk for Forkner than the other way around.

Me also. Have never watched anything but mx/sx.

if mx/sx wasnt on peacock i would not be a subscriber.

Nah, all good here. He’s an arrogant douche whether he wins or loses, and has zero effect on my life either way. Just don’t like people winning in a sport I love who lack humility.

I guess it's part of the game but I think letting your racing do the talking would be better. There was zero upside to calling out Levi IMO.

Well at least Haiden didn't say "dude" or "bro" on the podium interview.

Kitchen, or if Forkner is racing.................................

Indeed. But they're a lot more expensive... and more dangerous!

There's other things in life, besides Pro racing...