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250 stats Overall wins 6 = Hunter Lawrence 2 = Haiden Deegan 1 = Tom Vialle Overall podiums 7 = Hunter Lawrence 7 = Justin Cooper 5 = Haiden Deegan 3 = Levi Kitchen 2 = RJ Hampshire 2 = Jo Shimoda 1 = Tom Vialle Race wins 6 = Hunter Lawrence 3 = Haiden Deegan 3 = Justin Cooper 2 = RJ Hampshire 2 = Levi Kitchen 1 = Tom Vialle 1 = Jo Shimoda Race top 3 14 = Hunter Lawrence 9 = Justin Cooper 7 = Haiden Deegan 7 = Jo Shimoda 6 = Tom Vialle 5...

Still a great bike but poor resell value. If you're not concerned with that, it's still a great purchase. Still sucks to see a great brand on their way out. Well, it looks that way.

Just depressing honestly. Really considered buying one too recently. Very sad such an iconic brand in this sport is on its way out.

I'm curious to know how close they are to the homologation number. Need 400 units to be homologated in order to go race. I don't see many Suzuki's around and some dealers in my area no longer carry them. Might be forced out of the sport on that alone.

Unadilla provides some of the best shots in MX. Love the shot from behind going up the hill before dropping down into screw u.

Right on que, he goes down.

Would probably get a better start on that thing than his brother

Jimmy is trying, but perhaps needs to push the issue. Ridiculous that he hasn't signed anything yet.

SX definitely lends itself to bad luck and odd circumstances more than MX does, which increases the likelihood of Jett getting beat and facing adversity, even if he rides as well as he has been this summer. Still, he has a really good chance of winning a ton - I'm just hoping for a relatively healthy field and some good competition.

I don't think anyone will beat a healthy Jett in MX no matter what in the next years. Big question mark to me is if he will be the same in SX. I think his brother might be a force to reckon with in SX, so is Sexton, but he will need to figure out his mistakes. I'm really pumped to see Jett against Tomac and Webb in SX next year, that will tell us a lot of what to expect in the next years.

I am wondering how this is going to change over the next 3-5 years. Older guys are aging out, and the talent in the 18-25 year old window, save Sexton, is no where even close to this level.

Vital has a picture on their Instagram of Duffe pushing the bike back to the pits in moto 1. It says that the bike sounded noticeably different the entire moto. Maybe it was just a mechanical failure that couldn’t have been prevented.

Jimmy needs to get his ass in gear. For Ferrandis to be without a factory seat is ridiculous, at the very least. He sure looked good today on that Yamaha he's been complaining about...