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I think it was profeshnal125…

The only thing I'll say to this is that's a red plate at round 7, not that it means a whole lot but still

There was nobody better than RC in his prime. That’s why he holds the records and is known as the GOAT. You can debate second all you want, but RC is at the top. SX that discussion is for second after McGrath.

He struggled with a past prime Reed outdoors.

Weird, if it was me I'd focus more on building a strong relationship with my family and less on controlling other people. Humans have appreciated the female body forever, it's literally in our DNA, so it's comical to hear it is unsettling.

What's your problem with spokesmodels?

Cargo pants are the go!! Plenty of pockets!

The new Monster Energy girl outfits will take some getting used to

Well, I'm an old geezer, and I'm all for it. I don't think it has anything to do with age, it has to do with your opinion of the pace of the sport's evolution. I grew up in a time (1970s/80s) where the bikes changed radically every year, so I don't see radical change as a problem. I like it. On the other hand, people who grew up during the modern 4-stroke era probably have a very different view, as all they've known their entire adult lives is a slow, methodical, careful progression. When i look at the comments made...

I'm guessing its similar to how car manufacturers will put a similar pattern on the prototype cars so its hard to see the bodylines when they start driving them on public streets. I think its just their version of that, trying to make it feel more raw and less production, like the early supercar prototypes that get a funky pattern on them. And the production cars never come with the pattern on them. They do it to hide bodylines and changes ,I think Yamaha did this to give it a more sneak peek /exotic feel. I would bet If and...

They absolutely were, but they were prototype racers and concepts, and a thing some in this thread seem unable to grasp is that this is a prototype racer and concept, it's not for sale. Yamaha has a history of re-writing the game by supporting these efforts. Attacking the graphics is just such a head scratcher.

I remember this other time they had a rough looking concept race bike with a poorly placed "cheap" looking swingarm sticker. That went NOWHERE - I'm sure they are super embarrassed.

Broc Tickle has one west coast 250 championship and in my opinion that means more than Kitchen winning this SMX series. As far as importance and legacy goes these SMX “titles” are below the well established championships we already have. Just my opinion.

Gimmick series. Useless title.

Monster is available at Kroger.

Like him or not, it was his rookie 450 season this year and he had a very good rookie season.

The kid’s had one outdoor season on the 450 going up against Jett and hunter (seasoned vets Jett is much faster than what he showed in the Nats). That’s like asking if Hunter Lawrence (at age 20 in 2019) would ever win an SX or Mx championship against the current champs Cooper Webb and Eli Tomac. And I guess you could say he was 0-24 in MX and 0-12 for SX. But what happened? With the help of his brother he finally won an MX title 7 years later. The chances of Deegan winning one in the next 7 years...

I think he will definitely win at least one of each before he retires from the sport. He is only 20 yrs old. Tomac won his first 450SX title during his 7th season. He won his first 450MX title during his 4th season. Professional dirt bike racers typically peak between 25-28 yrs old.

Wait, I was just told that finishing 2nd or 3rd as a rookie meant you had a phenomenal season. Was I lied to all summer?