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Dave, You’re seriously not getting the point? 1. Here’s what we’re doing here. 2. If any of this offends your senses? You probably need to leave. That’s all I’m seeing. You, of all people, should understand that.

I have an 8 and 6 yr old and think there the only kids around that don’t have video games at home. 8 yr old said he was being teased at school the other day because he didn’t know about a certain video game. I said “did you tease them for not having the #1 state plate in your class in bmx two years running?” Not that any kid would know what he’s talking about, but still.

I think you guys are putting a little too much emphasis on this.

Your history must not go back very far....... I can't believe that my joke about him not wanting to pimp Rockstar got down voted! Does his dad still work for Monster, and people just don't get the joke? Obviously something is not right with Covington. Everyone knew that he really wouldn't set the world on fire in SX, but I think we all expected at least a bit better results based on the Euro guys who have come over and had at least decent early results. Seemed like growing up here he'd have had at least as much exposure to...

I love the comments form vitards defending the guy who crashed. Idiot rides outside the track boundaries (they weren't "marked"? Tough shit! He knew where the track was. After all, he's a "fast guy"), cross jumps a slower rider nearly causing a pretty nasty situation, and then goons himself into a building that has never been in the path of a rider in the history of the track. But the OP is in the wrong, because he's rightly pissed off because he could have been hammered by this guy. Ride not only within your limits, but also within the limits...

You can't have it every way you want it: There's a bunch of people on here saying the kid is super good racer, one of the best in the state, blah blah...and yet he's too stupid to know what speed he should be hitting that corner? There is no evidence that he had hit that corner already many times at speed, for all we know that was his 'warm up' lap. It almost looks like he didn't even know which way the track went. Part of being a good rider and a good participant in our sport is knowing the...

My bad...I should have known better than to expect people to stay in the track boundaries. I bet DA didn't cut anyone off like that. One of my friends is a pro freestyle rider, another a former pro rider. I ride with the big boys a lot, I know my place and how to ride.. No, I hadn't ridden in 2 months, but snow will cause that when you work 5 days a week. Also I go slow the first couple laps to make sure the track hadn't changed, again always aware of my surroundings and I move off if...

OP was plenty aware from what I saw. He noticed some guy coming in hot from cheatsville, so he let up and watched him cross jump then spectacularly wreck himself. Good show. Also, open practice is open practice. The fast guys need to navigate accordingly and everyone should hold their lines. It isn't hard.

You are the problem with this sport. Instead of trying to help people who may not be as fast as you think you are you just tell them they suck. How about I say you are a fucking douche bag. These tracks don't stay open because the guy you blow who crashed his brains out into a shed showed up, they stay open because people like OP work every day and pay money to come ride every week and have fun. Oh fastest mini rider!? My bad let me get on my knees and bow to you ole mighty mini...

This happened on the Practice facility track, which is much tamer than the main track they use for their paid members...and is dubbed as being suitable for all skill levels. There was about 45 seconds to a minute of track that featured 4 jumps, the rest of the track was just up hills, down hills, off cambers, rutted up deep sand that is somewhat technical. I've seen beginners come out and do a lap or two then load up just because they were struggling just to make it around. This deal has been so hush hush that no one really...