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I noticed he looked a lot more happy go lucky this week and was back to laughing and goofin around like the old jett. The serious face angry jett of last week is not him at all and it threw him off completely. It was noticeable how much lighter and relaxed he looked this weekend, and thats also when hes at his best. It was nice to see, hopefully hes back to his old self. I’m sure getting the bike in a much better place probably helped a lot to bring some stress levels down too.

His folks have raised three incredible young men. Take this sport, and put it aside, they are still the same....... A first class family.

I thought the same thing. First time a pass stuck on him in sx

It's easy to look for his flaws because of his success, but deep down he is a very respectful guy.

My opinion is that he was one of the pioneers of structured, scientific training in our sport and is a part of the foundation that has been built off by others for the last 25 years. There’s multiple approaches to training now, and some approaches gel with certain riders and some don’t. Think about how many riders have worked with Aldon at some point and are currently racing or training others. They take some bits they learned from Aldon that worked, and maybe learned from things that don’t, and now put their own twist on it based on their experiences...

If you do not ride because of the heat Then you are going to enjoy watching TV in FL with the heat and Humidity .

Why stick Adams in Futures again - he won almost every time out last year?

Agreed, I dont think a top 3 in the championship would have been realistic for him anyways I dont see him beating Deegan, Shimoda or Smith in points.

They just want more than one bike on west coast.

IMO, Justin Hill was the most impressive ride of A1.

He raced with the big boys and held his own, didn’t he?! It was pretty damn nice seeing him and his brother at the races.

Travis Pastrana

1st thing I want to say is that huge split start sucked and caused pileups. Big trajectory angle change caused it. They might as well line them up in 2 rows like AX did. Something about the track layout or dirt was strange. Sand section took bites out of the top racers. Prado Needs to get confidence in woops but his charge attitude is refreshing. Last year you could see that he had speed but didn’t want to interfere since he would only race a few races. He scored value in those few races. A1 is a think big picture...

Since when is the gate meant to be fair across the board? Isn’t that why they try to qualify well? Starting grates and holeshot devices are bad because it evens the playing field but if there are better gate positions than others, that’s somehow unacceptable? I don’t get it.

Deegan giving Schock a thumbs up like "thanks for not absolutely destroying me in that last corner" 😂

Holy shit, they actually have a cool Science to Supercross again!