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And Anderson too. He is also very tough to pass just ask Tomac lol

Well, I'm stoked for him. Coming from Pocatello Idaho, racing off road events, yeah I like the guy. Seems like he took a slower more well rounded route to a HRC ride. Training with the Lawrences is a huge step. Honda sees something good in him!

Show me on the doll where the deegans hurt you…

I am a Jett fan and think Jett had a shot at the championship if everyone was lined up. But let's be honest, what do you guys guess are the odds of a perfect season had Tomac, Sexton, Barcia, and Anderson been there? Which is harder... - A) Passing Marchbanks or passing Barcia after the fall in moto 1 Saturday? - A) Beating Webb every moto of an outdoor series or beating Tomac every moto of an outdoor series?

What time does Deegan race?

Guys guys all he's asking us to do is think objectively and have a civil debate about it.. And by that he means agree with him and talk about how right he is.. That's all

Kenny exposed just what I thought. Jett has been pacing everyone, including Chase all year and has multiple levels left above where he is riding.

This is the "Malcolm in the whoops" of stupid posts. He has won every 450 race he entered, what more can he do? No one has ever entered the premier class at his age and won their first 8 races. Don't say David Bailey because by the time he hit 500's they weren't the premier class, and he was already a SX champion in the premier (only) class. "But but but but, he isn't racing against good competition (wipes tear.)" Dylan: 250/450 outdoor champion Webb: 250 SX/Outdoor champion 450 sx champion x2 AP: 250 SX/Outdoor champion Kenny: 250 World champion...

James Stewart was looked upon as next level and RC, RV and RD5 exposed him as not, so until someone comes along that can beat Jett Lawrence, he's going to be looked upon as actual Next Level. He wiped out the 250 class, won at the MXON on a 450 and is unbeaten in his rookie season in the AMA MX 450 class. Nobody has ever come into the 450 class this fast and dominant and makes it look easy. Bad start by Jett Lawrence and coming through the field to try to catch up to McGrath, RC, RV or...

Exposed by his fourth 1-1 in a row?

I'd like to add coaching. Someone has found a way to teach him patience. That he only needs to go fast enough to win. I don't think enough riders know how to manage riding up front. Yes, there are some days you are just unstoppable but over the course of a season you just have to ride smart. I believe that while it's a huge ego boost to decimate the field, it's disrespectful to your team to take the added risk just for your own ego. There are also some days you also have to give up the win for...

Carmichael himself said on the broadcast that Jett has the opportunity to break all of the records, including his own OP is a dumbass

I like Kenny when he isn't whining, it's been great to see him having fun with his riding and with the family and loosening up a bit while still being fantastic to watch and putting in some good rides, no hate here in any way, shape or form. But the "Coming off the couch" narrative is a bit of a stretch. He's been racing regularly until recently and still riding and testing, on a bike that Chiz (an excellent test rider in his own right) has been working on for motocross with his and Kenny's team, he should be good...

Came off the couch? Roczen has been training hard for WSX, did a couple of motos prior to Highpoint, and showed no late race fade at all. Kenye is in very good shape and riding well. Jett, a 450 rookie, worked him over, on a lacklustre day for the #18.

*Moranz