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The top 6 would do fine overall In the GP’s with Gajser out and Herlings coming back with Prado fading every second moto I think Jett and Chase would be to hard to handle in the GP’s as it stands now. After the top 6 though due to injury I think the AMA field would have some serious problems.

Herlings is presently the fastest guy in the world, and is still in rehabilitative mode. With no Gajser and Renaux in the mix, he easily wins the 2023 MXGP title. Yes, we all know he is not presently wearing the red plate, but he soon will be. The only way he doesn't win the title is by way of another injury. With Eli out in the States, Jett is the fastest guy over here, and he's just learning to ride the big bike. Chase, Dylan, AC, AP, 21 and 51 can give Jett some competition, but Jett clearly is either...

Herlings seems to be taking it easy at the moment it's hard to judge but in full flight? Hard to comment on Jett but with the small sample size I would say the podium would be Chase, Jett and Herlings in no order most rounds, the US series has some great riders currently.

Question, did you mainly learn to ride on a 2 stroke or 4 stroke? Growing up on a 2 stroke, its hard to get away from revving to a certain degree. I know I don't need to rev a 450, but its habit from growing up riding 2 strokes. And I'm not talking about revving like Barcia, I'm talking about just keeping the RPMs up going into and through your corners while working the clutch.

Not one Mx1 champion was there 😂 all 3 would be in the mix along with the 7-8 winners there will be there season over the course of a season , apart from the deep sand no one’s touching a fit #84

Personally I think he's going to watch how Jett stacks up to Chase. He knows what he's up against with Chase. If Jett is sweeping motos by 30 seconds by the end of the season I'm guessing Eli's Elk hunting career goes into full swing. That's how I'd play it anyway.