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I think he has great potential as long as he doesnt destroy his body before he gets past the "sketchy". I talked to him a few times during trrack walks and he is a great kid, but I also saw him hit the ground HARD several times. I wish him the best in SX

We watched Tyler race several rounds of the Arenacross series in 2012. Based on what I saw, the three words that best describe him are fast, fearless, and sketchy. He has a long ways to go before he is anywhere near the same level as his big brother

I'm glad that there are no legal problems for Kyle. He is a nice kid and super talented, but just can't seem to be able to pull it all together. Maybe this season he will spend more time training and less time going to clubs, playing xbox, and tweeting about it

The KTM 85 did pretty well and won several championships in the spring nationals, especially in the younger class. That makes sense to me because a 13 year old who has ridden a KX or RM for several years would probably be more reluctant to switch to a totally different bike than a 10 year old. It will be interesting...

I think there should be bonus points for podiums in heat races. Maybe 3 points for 1st, 2 for 2nd and 1 for third. That would make those races have the excitement of the LCQs.

There is probably a correlation between birthdays and minibike success, but I don't think it holds true for professional success in MX. There are great mini riders with so-so pro careers (Allessi, Milsaps) and great pros who never won any championships on minis (Dungey, Canard)