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I see a Whispern Smith in 7th place, 450B. In the early 80's there was a kid named "Whisperin Smith" who raced mini's in the Tx./Ok./La. area. He was a champion if memory serves correctly. (I'm not sure of the spelling.)

There have been two guys in particular in my moto spectating career that left an everlasting impression on me. Two guys I literally would not take my eyes off of when they were circulating a moto track. Danny Chandler and James Stewart.

Tomac would tell the folks in India how great the yz450 is everytime they called about his extended warranty!

Peter, feel free to message me if you need to chat with someone else who is also dealing with Parkinson's. Best of luck to you as well!

Mine is the non tremor specific type. Interestingly, I initially thought it was nerve damage to my shoulder too. I’d crashed and landed on it in 2021. But the specialist who did a nerve conduction test ruled that out and referred me to a neurologist. I didn’t think Parkinson’s because I had no tremor. So I was rather surprised. One of the issues I run into is people often assume I’m fine because they don’t see me shaking, so they don’t realize my limitations. Sometimes I just need to step away from things and rest - sometimes just let my...

Just some observations from someone with Parkinson’s since many people know little about the disease and may be wondering how to interpret the symptoms they are seeing in Kent. Plus I’m always interested to see how others are doing with their symptoms. I feel a certain connection with others who are dealing with this disease. I don’t see much if any resting tremor, which is something that most people with Parkinson’s have. I don’t have any resting tremor at all. What I have is stiffness and slowed movement, mostly on my left side. It’s impossible to tell how much of...

Are you trying to tell me you’d rather see Webb go from 5th to 3rd on the last lap than watch AP roll around in a mud puddle?

That’s prob like 75’ and so bad ass and I can remember looking thru snow fence like that as a ~6 kid at one of the early New Orleans Nationals in Waggaman, La. ~1974. Great memories and the riders of that era were animals riding the wheels off something with so little suspension. Respect!

Glover was the closest I've seen (heard?) to David Bailey, which is the ultimate complement

I don't think there's anything with 2 wheels that Steve Wise couldn't ride... and quickly.