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If Kawi doesn't issue a public explanation I remain disappointed in their performance last year. (and this year so far)

If you can find or say they made the bike 20% better. Then the bike was more of a problem than Prado. In a sport where the wrong tire choice or rebound makes a 1% difference and ruins a night, Prado had to be riding a pile. Kawi, of course, wasn't working against him. They went down a path, and Prado probably lost hope, and that was that, 20% though. Even Phil was blown away by that.

How is he a quitter? What if that bike was genuinely not setup to ride safe for him? What if the team was genuinely not providing for him what he needed? If this was the case, who would be the expert authority to say so? That would be Jorge Prado. Who would have the authority to counter these claims? That would be the team structure that NEVER commented. You old heads get an idea in your mind and refuse to ever change and it’s embarrassing. Dude went from being beaten by privateers to winning his heat and podiuming and the...

Everyone is focused on Prado/Sexton but few have mentioned Jason A's ride to 5th. Kawasaki has to be a bit freaked. That said, Sexton will win a few this year. He's too good not to.

I think I rented "The Great Kawk Disaster" on VHS in the 90s from a dodgy video store. It did the job.

I've been a Prado fan since his 250 gp days and supported him all the way through the Kawi things. But I have to say I truly didn't expect a supercross podium this season, especially with an almost full field still at the races

They should be pissed at themselves and re-evaluate their own definitions of "doing everything they can" for a rider. Otherwise they are completely fucked.

Yep. And i think KTM was happy to let him go, they're probably stoked with the change in rider lineup.

This is excellent, shows how many people online actually don’t have a fucking clue what they’re talking about but say it so confidently. It’s sad but this is only 0.001% of all the comments that were made about him saying his bike was fine and he should only blame himself.

It's just soooo much easier for these people to take the teams side. They want to keep the relationships and free coffee under the awning flowing. Much easier to throw the new guy under the bus and disregard his comments and struggles.

I'm a Sexton fan. But that performance was par for the course for him. I wouldn't blame the bike. He's done the same thing on every bike when he lets pressure and excitement take over.

Kawa did, what Kawa does. When they want someone out or not in, they start to play a shadow game. They did it with Pourcel because RV didn't want him as a teammate. Saying this outloud wouldn't been that bad, because everyone would've understood it (no competition from inside the team please). But instead they created a narrative that is sung by their content creator friends and is still harming the Frenchman till this day. Now the same with the Spaniard! Yes I use the word content creator because Pulp ain't news media and there aren't 5 critical journalists in...