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I think there are, and have been people on Star paying to be on Star. Can't confirm.

Nobody disrespects his ability on the bike..or at least nobody that's honest and knows what they're talking about. He's fast, not elite, but fast. It all boils down to his fake ass attitude when he's confronted. If he would just be up front and be like "Fuck yeah I'll cross jump your ass. Be ready and don't expect me to do anything less to keep you behind me." Guess what.. People wouldn't hate on him nearly as much. It's his "playing stupid" coping mechanism that doesn't sit well with his peers or the fans. Edit: And I agree, I don't...

Love all of the opinions and takes in here. Some are spot on and some are pretty funny. I think you can figure out which ones are more accurate IMO haha. And either way it’s all good. I’m fine. And I’ll try again Saturday. Not bad for a semi retired old washed up part timer out there haha

Vince started on the far left of the track and drifted across, go watch the replay

Here's a big difference between Vince and the rest of the 450 riders: Eli Tomac can hear and sense someone coming up behind him and on the inside of him. Eli and others will hit the brakes to keep from getting taken out from someone coming up the inside that has a better line. Vince, ignores everything behind him, beside him, and even in front of him. The only way I'm giving him a pass is if he has hearing or vision problems.

Yes. As far I know he doesn't suffer from Alzheimers...

Should’ve been permanently banned 10 years ago

That isn’t really what he said, is it? He basically said he was not sure what else the rider was supposed to do, short of slamming on the brakes. But yes, RC, that is exactly what he should have done. The whole point is that if you leave the track, you should return where you left it. That might take more time, but that is the deterrent. A rider should not be able to leave the track and then keep going until it is convenient to rejoin. People miss turns or sections all the time and then take the smoother...

Don’t understand how anyone is complaining about this, if it’s in the rule book, it’s in the rule book. Maybe if the sport had actual team managers instead of former pros, someone from the team might read the rule book and bring it to the AMAs attention before it becomes a problem

Good lord, this sport will never go anywhere. Bush league. Maybe let's bring in Will, Jason, Jason, RC, Weege, and the entire supporting cast of BenHur for their input, back to you Diffey.

RC literally said on the broadcast, you brake, turn right and go over the line. Why should someone that doesn’t make it around the proper track get an advantage over someone that does? The people behind him managed to make it over the finish line. Simple as that

Makes perfect sense to me. You've gotta cross the finish line.

Sure bud rejoin the track at a safe spot every except there eh chief?

Back to where he left the track

So what you're saying is that the dude with the most points after round 17 will be the champion?

After further investigating there was a Yamaha shop in New Mexico called Bandi around that time, maybe that helps?

damn this is some dumb shit

From google: In the 1974 Hangtown Motocross Classicresults, Nelson Whitehall is listed as riding a "BAN" or "Bandi" motorcycle, which was a short-lived American project from the early 1970s. The Bandi was not a major manufacturer like Yamaha or Honda; rather, it was a specialized racing machine built in the San Diego area. Here is what is known about the bike and that specific race: Bultaco Roots: The Bandi was often built using Spanish Bultaco engines housed in custom-fabricated frames. During this era, it was common for local tuners to create their own "brands" by pairing reliable European powerplants with...