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I hate these SMX tracks. It’s like they combined the worst aspects of motocross and supercross.

For an event of this magnitude, how do you not have a contingency plan for weather?

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Considering rain was in the forecast for days they could have started earlier. I would think Pro AMA/FELD racing would be better organized.

“Wind affected our satellite here…” NFL employs redundant uplinks to mitigate such circumstances.

The best riders CHOOSE to ride here. Case closed.

New Orleans, Rochester NY, Dallas, Detroit, to Boise despite having the same language, have vastly different cultures, values, past times, and attitudes. US is a big country

Yeah because the USA doesn't have diverse terrain or people from all over the world or fans from all over the world. We are all native Americans ftom Omaha.

I just learned that Bayle, Albertyn, Wilson, Roczen, and Ferrandis are American champions. Sounds kinda stupid, doesn't it? The Americans won MXGP championships or whatever they called it back then, and the Europeans (not Albertyn before some idiot comments) won AMA Pro Motocross championships.

No. I also don't think S. America, Asia or Australia are countries. Those are called continents.

That MXGP is a European championship with strictly European riders pulled from a European feeder system with a European promoter and European sanctioning body, that takes a couple of field trips a year to subsidize its European operations. Back to Prado now . . .

GTFO of here with that shit. Just because FIM decides to call it a "World Championship" doesn't make it so. The United States is one of the largest countries in the WORLD and MXGP doesn't even race here. We've got riders from all over the world in the AMA series. An AMA National title is way more prestigious than a FIM title that can barely fill half of the gate racing in shit hole countries.

I honestly don’t get the world championships vs national championship crap talk. Supercross is the most prestigious championship and it’s a national title. If you told me Prado was a 4 time world champion vs a 4 time Spanish national champion(and it had the same prestige as mxgp) then who the f cares. The majority of the people racing the world championship of mxgp want to race national championships in America instead.

You know who else has an FIM world championship? Shane McElrath. Oh, and Tomac won an FIM world championship last year.

Maybe you should do some research on what designates a world championship. It’s really used for many things and sports. This is just an attempt by you to make MXGP seem more prestigious. I really don’t care whether it’s a world championship or not. The naming doesn’t get me worked up.

The internet isn’t exploding about Vialle. He’s had enough and is going back to Europe not even contesting the 450 guys here and he’s no crybaby. He does have the regional SX under his belt though.

Here's your "World Championship" Beebs. Not a single rider in MXGP top 40 from anywhere outside Europe, but yeah die on that hill. 😂 2025 MXGP Standings after 17 of 20 rounds 2025 MXGP Standings after 17 of 20 rounds Pos. Num. Rider Bike Nat. Pts. 1 #3 Romain Febvre Kawasaki FRA 835 2 #96 Lucas Coenen KTM BEL 804 3 #259 Glenn Coldenhoff Fantic NED 617 4 #70 Ruben Fernandez Honda ESP 523 5 #10 Calvin Vlaanderen Yamaha NED 497 6 #84 Jeffrey Herlings KTM NED 466 7 #132 Andrea Bonacorsi Fantic ITA 461 8 #959 Maxime Renaux Yamaha...

Febvre is on a production frame & swingarm all of last year & this year 🤷‍♂️