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So many great tracks in Holland, France, Germany. Safe ones as well without crazy jumps, Parents drink beer and laugh together while their kids ride, they don’t scream at them to “clear the triple”. Also, EU parents don’t sue the track when their kid crashes . The MX culture is so good there…

Get rid of LL. It's become irrelevant over the last few years. Race 10x's to try to get in and base your entire future off of 3 motos on a backyard track. The last Horizon winner to make it to the 450 class was Jcoop. Run an EMX series and pull them up to the pros from that.

It seems to me that just about every motocross racing nation has amateur/ supporting classes racing along side the pros in their premier championship series, except the US. That has to be a factor affecting long term progression. The experience and exposure is priceless.

The majority of Jett’s amateur years were spent in Europe. Racing ADAC, Dutch championship and later EMX. And every fan knows what they said about the American amateur system when they moved to US. If the team refused to let Jett go pro they would have moved him back to Belgium again since his riding went downhill after they moved. The main discussion here is not origin, it’s where you grew up and raced as an amateur that formed your fundamentals as a future pro rider.

There is a lot of talk about the EMX classes that race alongside the GP classes, but remember that each European country got their own national championships that is a full series. Many countries have more or less a mini format of the GP’s where the youth and junior classes run the same tracks etc as the pro classes with full length motos. And on top of that many of the best racers from each country race the EMX series to. So the kids grow up doing a lot of real racing in full length motos 20 to 25+2. Training...

Too early to tell but Dudney could be the next big thing. Also I haven't given up on Adams yet. But he better make it count next year

Dudney is going to shock people this summer with his speed

Hunter Jett Haiden Prado Eli

It’s a hard one, who is coming in healthy? Who is prepared for TGO? Not too sure but expect this: Hunta Eli Prado Jett

Unfortunately that seems to be the way it goes now; ripped and watered deep, muddy in the morning and rut cross all day. People seem to scared of hard pack and dust. However I will say it’s a difficult place to get the prep just right.

Are they bringing Jett’s motorhome over?

Tedder, right?