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I think we could get both. Theyve already shown they can fit wmx in the broadcast so they could do the same with the combine race. Theres 11 outdoor races what if we did futures races at 5 of the races and wmx at the other 6? Then both series get a full schedule and are on tv. This would give the top amateurs a full series to compete in, on real mx tracks, and against the very best amateurs. Theyd get to experience the pressure of being on tv plus racing in front of the whole industry. It would...

Haha, I noticed that too. What brand of helmet was that dude wearing?? NOT lit kit

That corner of the track came out and took full responsibility for it's actions in taking down Anderson, but then later said it was all a misunderstanding

I’d see Cole at Marmalade on Sunday mornings enjoying a mimosa or three a couple times a year. Lars was a fairly regular run-in at the Vons by my T.O. House as our places are only about a mile apart. The Enticknap one is funny as I saw him one time on a Thursday morning headed to A1 in 2022 with his Suzuki in back of the Danger Ranger. The Conejo Valley and Simi are low key Moto hotspots.

I wonder which bike hooks up the best? Pic credit: ML?

It was noticable at High Point that there were banks full of people and very few EZ-UPs on the fences, but the were all moved back higher up the hills. That is way better, you want shade, no problem, but that shouldnt block anyone elses view, your ticket entitles you to the ground under you feet , not a 3mx3m square in everyones eyeline.

If I'm not in the tent then why tf would I pay $500 for the privilege of sitting in it? I legit end up walking 20+ miles everytime I'm at a national because I'm constantly moving to see new parts of the track.

I get the appeal of a VIP section, you get space, shade, drinks, a seat, and the promoter gets more dollars. That said, I cannot imagine going to a national and sitting my ass under a tent all day. If I'm at a national I'm going to watch part of the race from every vantage point I can find. I want to see how these guys are tackling every section of the track. I'm there to see the riders, their technique, and their manipulation of the bike in small ways you will never see on tv. You can't do that...

Yeah I get that. You hand tighten it then go look for your socket and see a butterfly and forget what you were doing, been there done that. I just figured it would take a while for the bolt to do 10 or so full revolutions and fall out.

They had double headers for a multitude of reasons. Yes, they filled the stands. Mainly it helped fill the promoter's pockets because you could have a 12 race series and only have to build 7 or 8 tracks. Not having to deal with so many locations cut down expenses. And it kept the series in a shorter time span so it started later in the year after the Florida Winter Series or the Golden State series so the riders had time to get in shape and sort out the bikes. It also didn't run into the Outdoors which at the...

Why did the price of gas go up?

Prado just did exactly what you said most people wouldn’t do.

People who are driven to succeed at his level aren't wired to be content just going through the motions.