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Maybe not the fastest, but definitely the smartest and most mature at that age. Barely did we see a young talent managing a race from the front like he did so far. He doesn't care if he smokes the field by 30 seconds and I think it's impressive to watch how he always finds an extra gear whenever we think someones closing in on him. I truly believe we have never even seen Jett going 100% so far and I hope it doesn't stay like that for the next years.. In terms of just speed it's hard to argue against...

I'd go with Stew.

Like I have said before. He will end up with a good ride and the dude seems to work his ass off. Who cares where he is from. He is a great rider and fun to watch.

In the modern era, it doesn't get any better than this. /end thread.

Good for Enzo, but I kind of feel bad for Club.

Is this even "news" at this point ? No. He's never won a pro race, let alone in the past 10 years. Stop giving clowns like this a platform. When they clean up, stop letting them skip the line because of who they were on a dirt bike at one point in time. Make them prove themselves and their worth to the industry all over again. Pull up the young talent and give them an opportunity when they would've otherwise been overlooked. Enough of this idiot and his sob story, he needs to grow up, and it's that simple.

Yamaha news is out with two strong teams, even with Seewer and Coldenhoff leaving! Kemea MXGP: Maxime Renaux, Jago Geerts, Calvin Vlaanderen Hutten MX2: Thibault Benistant , Rick Elzinga, Andrea Bonacorsi Really curious to see how Vlaanderen will do, he deserves that ride more than anyone

Huge bummer. I know a lot of people here are going to immediately think of some of the bad choices he had made in his past, but anyone who has run into him within the last few years knows he was a nice person. I bumped into him multiple times at Glen Helen while he was there coaching kids on minis and he was always awesome to the kids, the parents, and to me. RIP

AP has a very rare thought process. He actually realizes that for the most part his life is absolutely fantastic, his family is well provided for, his career is well earned, and he does what he loves for pay. More than a few pro athletes actually live this life, the rare part is when they know it and are thankful for it .

He may want a clean break with his time at Honda.

23 is so much cooler than a single digit number. Love that Kenny never ran one other than the #1

Geerts will be the surprise of MX1 next year. I wouldn't count out many podiums from him.

A lot of assumptions here. Kemea wasn't considered an improvement when they became the official MX2 factory team, and look at them now. If they will do better or not as Wilvo will become clear in the future, but I will give them the benefit of the doubt until then. Geerts and Renaux both know "House Kemea" very well and Vlaanderen seems to fit in any team as he's a very professional guy. Hutten have earned their glory in the past seasons aswell. First as a Yamaha-supported team, later as the official EMX250-team (just like Kemea did a few years...

AP dropping fastest lap on last lap a boss move

“I'm not motivated to get a contract, I'm motivated to win races that I enter. I'm sure [the results] will help some people make a decision, but I don't know. It's not really important to me at the moment, I just want to finish this season as best I can and prove to myself and the people who believe in me that I can still race Supercross. This season I've had problems with the bike, but we've made some decisions. important and we have made big changes that have borne fruit. When I have the bike I want and I...

Whatever he's doing he's in shape enough to win sx. Not everyone needs to be lean as hell like Sexton. Langston always had a soft looking build to me and he was never lacking fitness