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I’m the person who was injured. I meant to come back and update this forum, but almost three and a half years have passed, and I never got around to it. I’ll preface this by saying that everything that follows is alleged. I’m sharing my account of what happened and what I was told afterward, which can be checked through third parties. This was the first time I had taken my whole family to an outdoor national. We wanted to catch one before school started, and this was the soonest one we could get to. We booked the trip on...

Get rid of Millville and have 2 races at Pala. There’s only one tree at Pala so it’s a pretty safe track. Also maybe put a rollcage on the dirtbikes and 2 more wheels to make them safer too. Actually maybe just don’t allow spectators to bring chairs, ez-ups, water, and definitely not hammocks. Even safer let’s not allow any spectators at the track and just have a livestream for $299.99 each race. Those are my thoughts to keep people safe.

100%. Eli and Kenny both had major injuries. They recovered and came back, put in the work and became champions. I like Chase and want to see him in the mix, battling with the leaders. But I just don't think he's mentally as strong as the other riders. Look at KR. When he went to Suzuki, the bike and their program was not good. But he was determined to find a winning set up, along with the team. That's how a true proffesional does it. You never heard him bad mouth his team. He just put his head down and...

Your last paragraph is exactly what R.J. talked about. Not a huge fan of Gypsy tales, but at times he has people who are very much worth listening to for the entire interview. His is one of them.

Just curious why you purposely left the 327 off the list?

My theory is similar - in 2022 he gave Tomac all he could handle, nearly won the title, then won a bunch of SX races in ‘23, won the title (maybe a bit fortuitously but nonetheless showed the speed). Probably believed he was on a trajectory to clean up for the next 4-5 years. Along comes Jett and in ‘23 MX he can barely show him a wheel. Suddenly Chase’s best is no longer good enough to win races, let alone titles, and he’s been searching ever since for that extra few percent that just doesn’t exist except in very...

If I were you, I'd make the five hour drive. If you've never seen him ride, this could potentially be your only chance. You're in Japan and he most likely doesn't have many years left before he retires. Can't you take one of the high speed trains?

I think you just summed up SMX perfectly.

The Deegen's are a shit stain on the sport. I can't wait until it's over

While he’s exploring his fantasies with AI, the real stars of the sport are resting up after another amazing MXdN. How embarrassing 😂

These people (Deegans) are mentally deranged.

The question is what caused the dragging peg. The important thing he said in the interview that the watering might caused his front wheel to slip. Cause he also said he didnt scrub it that hard. When the frontwheel slips away that lowers the bike (without the intention of doing so), which then caused the peg to hit the face of the jump

According to Dan Fahie, Vialle inadvertently tapped the rear brake in the air. 😅

So interesting how his attitude has changed. Confident, but also humble. Maybe many have forgotten, but when he first appeared on the MX2 scene he was far more arrogant, and maybe even like Deegan is now. I guess it’s an age thing, but I like Jeffrey’s outlook now.

Webb final year in MX. Podiums final round at Ironman. Switching teams when he gets the call to fill in. First Team race gets 6th. At any point he could’ve sat this one out but didn’t. When he looks back at his career this has to be one of those moments when he knows he gave all.

Incredible atmosphere. Who needs manufactured drama and fake patriotism when you have passion like this?

You can’t beat a MXoN’s in France!

Seely and the 14 is still funny to me because the whole time he was using it, it belonged to Windham.

I think it's up to Cole Seely as to who gets 14 next ...lol