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Can’t believe this era is almost over…It’s been a hell of a ride.

Somebody cuttin onions…

A real rivalry at the pinnacle of the sport , and with respect. There’ll be a massive void left when these two warriors are gone.

Sexton. Grew up very close to where he did. Played high school sports against Lamoille, his tiny hometown. I don't follow gncc much but Cody Barnes is from same area as well.

I don’t think he’s rude at all most people say he’s realy chill. He’s just socially awkward, you gotta remember, most of these kids dropped out of public school around middle school and went straight to homeschooling. By default most will be a little awkward or shy.

I think RV is underrated, but he's wayyyy undermentioned. I think a lot of people don't rate him fairly, but beyond that people don't talk about him nearly enough. People talk about James, Dunge, McGrath, Reed, maybe even Windham more and I consider him better than all of them

Mine over the years : Decoster, Magoo, Barnett, Stanton, Dowd, Bubba. Currently Shimoda.

When it all started for me, the Honda boys, Bailey and O'Show were my favorites. I liked RJ but those two were my guys. I loved Lechein too. The way he rode kind of reminds me of Jett. Here's a timeline... Early to mid 80s: Bailey and O'mara Late 80s and Early 90s: JMB, Cooper Mid 90s to 2000: Damon Huffman, Henry, Dowd Early 2000s: RC, KDub Mid 2000s: KDub, James, Hepler Late 2000s: Dungey, Canard After that Dungey and Canard remained. But ET was added to my list. Villians Believe it or not, Wardy was my first Villian, but...

I always liked marv. Poto, baggett and osborne Interesting to me, it seems like villopotos name is hardly ever mentioned much in regards to years past.

I think he's just shy

Cole Davies is an interesting one.. he comes across quite odd and even rude sometimes in his interviews.. absolute weapon on the bike though, I love the coming from NZ story.. but his interviews are tough sometimes

When I really started to pay attention to the sport, Lechien and Wardy. When they phased out it was Keidrowski followed by Henry and then Carmichael. After that it's kinda been meh... not because I don't care but they are all kids to me at this point. I just enjoy good racing and want zero off the track drama. If it's anyone right now, it would be GP guys. Herlings and Gasjer are my guys.

Are we talking this moment in time? Or how far back? Obviously Jeremy. What did they call it back then the US Open? My buddy told me RC was the next dominant force and sure as 💩, being an RC fan was very easy. If you didn't care about winning championships, KW was my favorite personality on the circuit. And who wasn't in awe of JS? I so wanted Barcia to be great, didn't pan out. Big Dungey fan. Wasn't really a Tomak fan till the last few years. I've been a Kenny fan since he came over, man it's...

Just saw a post from Troy on IG thanking Barcia for 5 years of fun and pushing the boundaries on gear design, so doesn't seem too likely he’ll be wearing TLD next year.

Another idea i heard i kind of preferred rd 1 is a bigger almost outdoors track 40 riders per class (no mixing). elimnate 10. rd 2 30 riders hold track on speedway, get daytona 90s/early 00's vibe when they had a gnarly track and 30 riders. rd3 final 22 on a branford hybrid track. in either scenario i like the elimination aspect. It means guys have to show up and survive to the 1st & 2nd rounds. Id almost like there to be a complete wash of points coming into the last round so it avoid a scenario where if...

The fact that we are 4 years into this whole thing with only 1 year left in the TV deal and the entire industry is having discussions regarding wild format changes tell you everything. The execution of SMX has been a massive failure, i'm actually surprised that they fucked up this bad.

From where I'm standing, Sexton's best bets are Ducati in the USA or whatever he can come up with in Europe...which would probably have "allowances" for SX in the U.S. Also, even after Prado's weird year, I'm not joining the mob on throwing all of this on Kawasaki's shoulders...he DID run a PC/KMC set-up at Anaheim and he won. Then he went back to losing his shit...again. I'm not hating on the kid; but, his history with "set-up" at his previous teams wasn't all that great...all the while his team-mates were doing pretty damn good. Or did we all forget...

What's the Over-Under on TLD versus TLD?

Who makes the tightest set?