All

They did a good job with the Aus SX and you still got to see those riders. The problem is Adam and others are trying to call this a world class series and it's a third rate fair race at best. There is no doubt Langston and Reed left shaking their heads and hoping the checks cash after having their names affiliated with this weak ass attempt at a race.

I liked it, but I'm also drunk.

Pretty sure it was Adam Bailey and his team that compared it to SX in fact I’m pretty sure they made the claim to be the best SX series in the world…what’s disappointing is that they have gotten worse at every round and not better…if you haven’t listened to Lewis’s post race interview with the riders you should…they are the ones that are truly disappointed…

The racing was entertaining in the same way that a FailArmy video is entertaining, and because dirtbikes are just generally entertaining. Honestly, I don’t see how WSX’s reputation could fall any further than it is right now. They have failed on so many promises, made so many bad decisions that I think it will be almost impossible to recover it. Even just this weekend, the track was atrocious, it was an AX track at best, and it wasn’t a good one. They’ve said that they’ve cut venues as they aren’t up to standard and then go to this one that...

Even Deano said that move was fine. It’s the cross jumping/purposely slowing down and not racing forward that deserves a penalty. F1 drivers would be fined for racing that way. It’s just dangerous and puts every rider around him at risk. And while he was “playing games” with the riders behind him, Kenny walked away in the lead. Isn’t the point of racing to win? Seems WSX is more interested in carnage than running a legitimate race series.

Some people have never watched 80's supercross and it shows. Funny how when Barcia does ir, its ok cos , you know , 'Bam Bam'

Ya know. This will be unpopular (shocking coming from me, right?) ...but I have no problem with that move. I don't mind dirty racing as long as someone isn't trying to injure someone. Old school baby. Friese has heart...in it to win it....even if it was a mini-cycle track.

I think Vince should have been black flagged in race 3 after Savatgy block passed him and Vince proceeded ride beside the track and reenter in front of Joey. That move by Vince is against the rules and he affected the rest of the race with it. Should have shown him the black flag. What a hokey ordeal. The rough riding and everything is what it is. These guys let Vince get away with it so whatever, but that move in race 3 was the equivalent of tackling a guy in football and then he just gets up and runs...

DQ'd? Ain't gonna happen. They NEED Friese to bring in the "carnage" viewers...bilk em for food/beer/drinks and send them on their way. It's like the old smash-up derby races mentality....people came to see carnage. It's a joke.

Justin Brayton...."You want people to take it serious? Good luck" RWR wasn't going to show up and made their decision to come last Sunday night... Throwing a checkered flag to the wrong rider... Sub par and unreliable equipment to build the track with, they were down to one skid steer that worked... The FIM either unwilling to or unable to handle Friese....they did nothing last year and what he did today at the very least should have been met with a penalty... Riders complaining that by only having three races cut what they could make in half... Not one rider...

it has nothing to do with borders. it has to do with wsx being revenge for the fim being fired from the real SX World Championship, and then proclaiming their new "series" the world championship of SX. that's it.

I didn't laugh as much since a long time. It was entertaining, really nice for the off season. I was waiting for 30 minutes (please make it 15/15/20 laps when the track is that short/tight) for someone to punt Freise and it didn't happen. He is protecting well and honestly he is playing perfectly the super villain show. Without Freise it would have been much less entertaining for sure. It was fun to watch and baring a lil mistake he should have won. Now I am also super bummed no one managed to send him to Australia directly, I was...

A "lot"? All 3 of you? I think we understand this just fine. It's not comparable to AMA SX in any way, more like a cut-rate AX series. The real issues are trying to run a series like this on a global scale in a small, niche sport; and paying big bucks therefor charging big ticket prices. Unsustainable business model.

Oh bullshit. Lots of us can - 10 years living in Europe for me. This "world championship" has been a shit show since day 1. It was destined to fail - no one needed to "root" for that. IF they run it as an alternate during AMA downtime, it has a chance. Smaller series, bigger venues, big $$$, and real tracks and it can be done. I'm not "rooting for it to fail" but I'm also not wasting time and $$$ on a third rate production.