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No I haven't , as I don't know what that is. But let me ask you this......When we invaded Iraq , how many countries around the world banned our athletes? Bobry has made a career of traveling the world racing dirt bikes. He , just like many Russian's probably don't want anything to do with this damn war. This is just freakin' stupid , and also very wrong in my eyes. Wouldn't showing the world a Non-biased approach in our sport ( like many other's have done ) show that we can tell the difference from an athlete / normal...

Glen Helen is top 3 most iconic tracks in US Moto. Some days I even say THE most iconic. Sucks they can't work it out and we keep going to Pala multiple times in one series. Imagine with me for a second, we have a weekend with 2 races happening at the same time. One is the MXGP world championships at Turkey, and the other is an AMA national at Pala. Oh wait, that's actually scheduled to happen this year. It's like a competition for who can have the worst-looking motocross facility on the planet.

It's funny that you brought Lappucci in to this conversation. He's a good example what is wrong with the GP system. He's a smaller stature rider and better suited for 250 sized bike but now due to age limits in 250 classes he's forced to ride in 450 class. He tried to ride 450 in the off-season which resulted an in injury and now he's riding underpowered 250 two stroke against the 450's

Sorry, but F1 is a shitshow.

No one is saying that it isn’t important that the sport travels the world. I’m a big supporter of the race in Argentina, they always attract a great crowd and a number of fast local riders, it is a worthy GP venue. 2 races in Indonesia and a GP in Oman is bullshit. What is wrong with Brazil, USA, Canada, Japan, Australia, New Zealand? Places with strong motocross pedigree? To your first point, if you’re not on a team, there is no chance to earn yourself a ride on a factory team because if you’re not on a team you...

Quite clearly you are missing something. Most European riders stay in Europe? No shit Sherlock. That doesn’t mean everything is fine here. There are far more Europeans giving it a go in the US than vice versa, that’s for sure

it's hardly Gajser's fault that Herlings gets injured.... he goes out there, races whoever is on the line... and has 3x MXGP titles and 1x MX2 title. And now he's getting discredited because the guy who you believe should be winning the titles is getting injured. Tough crowd. And Herlings didn't miss four races due to a cracked collarbone, he missed 3 races due to a cracked shoulder blade, and one race because he crashed and his bike got run over. It was Gajser that broke his collarbone 8 days before Riola and didn't missed a moto.

It's starting to look more like an Italian Championship with four races in Italy with the most recent calendar update...

It’s despite of the current system, not because of it. F1 is a closed shop, invite only race series for posh boys and their rich families and friends, their model can f**k right off, and when it gets there, it can f**k off some more. It’s a genuinely ridiculous idea that Grand Prix motocross should be anything like F1

Last two rounds should be good 🙄 what a f**king joke. They’ve also got rid of the WMX race at St. Jean in favour of a 125 BluCru race and not given the girls an alternative date. So they are a round down now. At this point it is as if they are conducts social experiment to see how many people they can piss off

The pyramid doesn’t work well, it’s broken, and it doesn’t create elite level classes at the top, it creates one, for about 30 riders, and if you can’t quite get in that for whatever reason, that’s it, you’re done at 23. EMX 125 I have no problem with, it’s a great series, a chance for young kids to race on proper tracks and hone their skills and race in front of the people that matter. The problem comes after that. The 250’s are broken because at least half the people who should be racing 250GP’s are either too old or...

The product is not great at MXGP right now. I went to Matterley and I left disheartened and disappointed. 23 riders racing around a track that size is really not much of a spectacle. You had a group of 15 that were relatively close together, and after that, 3/4 of a lap of mostly empty track with the odd rider dotted around riding around on their own. This has long been a problem with MXGP, it’s been papered over by the fact that we’ve had some of the best riders we’ve ever seen at the front every week creating amazing...

It’s absolute bullshit that riders, or any athletes for that matter, are not allowed to compete and earn a living based off where they were were born. It’s no more Brylyakov or Bobryshev’s fault than it is any of us. They could’ve easily taken the same stance as the FIA.

When Prado didn’t get the start he did not look that great. It probably won’t happen again this year but that was kind of ugly for the guy that’s the biggest challenger to Gajser.

Yeah cos it’s all Brylyakov’s fault isn’t it. He’s no more to blame than you are

‘Sorry Seva, I know it’s no more your fault than literally every other rider, mechanic or fan here, but you can’t race because you were born in the wrong country’. Absolute bullshit

Inshall´ah Horgmo doesn´t throw it away this weekend. He could have made the podium if only he could stay on the bike. Fredriksen should be around where Horgmo finished last weekend: between 5-10th for now. Østerhagen has been pretty good at the track before, unsure of Tøndel. Thought he was a hardcpacked rider. I´m so excited for this season. We never have good riders, and all of a sudden we have several up and comers. Norwegian tracks are utter garbage, so our riders tend to crash and/or injure themselves a lot when racing on the international level. But I think...

As if. If you wanted to race, and you have €1,000, you’d be in the GP.