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I don't have to not count those since they are GP wins. Do we just throw James Stewart's 125 wins out the window? When we say that RC has a 150 wins, do we throw out the 26 wins that he got in the 125 class and say he really only has 124 wins?

I can't disagree with your point...

Absolutely not his fault! Can hear him yelling at the other rider most likely out of pure frustration.

So many opportunities for this to happen at a beach race at his speed

He has the most GP wins of any rider. Jeffrey is an all-timer.

100%. Crazy talk to not call him one of the greatest. But everyone's criteria is different so to each their own

I think he should change his name to Jeffrey Healings.

Unreal speed, but taking Stew's reputation to a whole other level. Take out the 250 titles where he stayed in the class for 20 years and he is nowhere close to one of the greats. Too bad

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It’s surprising because it looks like he’s built very solidly.

Herlings took to social media and said, "Little crash that was out of my hands. We're all good, don't stress." Make of that what you will.

I think Jeffrey should just stay on the couch until the season starts, and cover himself in bubble wrap

Bummer but he ain't out of anything. Their season is over and he has plenty of time to heal up.

Louis Vosters's team line-up for next season in MXGP on Factory Fantic bikes: - Glenn Coldenhoff - Roan van de Moosdijk - Kevin Strijbos as riders and physical trainer Sounds like a great team, not competing for a championship but a regular top 5 should be possible.

When I spoke to him at Arnhem, he said that he was likely going to become a construction worker as there was nothing. Alberto Forato was pegged for this REVO ride at that point. Bogers went from that to a bike that he loves with factory support and back to his (enjoyable) role with WP. He got lucky.

Because he really wanted to go back to an KTM group bike. I guess there where not many teams and spots in line for him. To get back on a a bike he wanted and a decent team like Revo, yes you can say it’s a great move by him.

It’s a great thing for all parties involved. It’s great to see Mark and Sam get a guy capable of running up front. And great for Bogers to get back on Austrian equipment. I think those bikes will be pretty good too

This is, undoubtedly, the best thing that could have possibly happened to Bogers. Excited to watch him take advantage!

It used to be that the feeder series for the GP's was the best. It actually still is, but it's hurting the main product now. The EMX250 and EMX-OPEN classes have riders and teams that should be in the actual GP's to make them better. No, 15 to 20 rider gates are not good... That deterioration in the GP's is a sign of decline. Having races in obscure countries that don't even have riders that participate isn't adding to the sport. The flip side is the AMA series is too long now. But the program is better... More fans, more...

On tv it doesnt matter indeed, a guy starting 18th and finishing in 13th will not be seen in the broadcast apart from the start and possibly if he crashes. I do strongly disagree on that the 20 to 40th place guys dont add when you are at the races. To each his own, but for me a full field adds a lot during a race.