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At night do you dream about Haiden?

lol nobody is even close to Stew,

Sad Chiz is out….but glad vincey is not in the main to f-up the title battle when he gets lapped.

As much as I disliked him coming into this season, this is going to be an incredible outdoors. The skill differential in the 250 class is historical.

Haidens set up is killer, even with that ugly ass Fox helmet

deegans corner speed is ridiculous

Brown Dog Wilson has had some great shots.

This one is also great! RV2, fkn animal!

I love that Randy Johnson (MLB pitching legend) became a Supercross photographer in retirement. Heros need heros too I guess.

Jeff Kardas and Ryne Swanberg are to blame for me loving mx photography as much as I do

I'd submit David Dewhurst as honorable mention. He moved on from moto to promotional automotive stuff, but I think he has or had a coffee table book out there? There is a picture of Villopoto coming out of the first corner at maybe Muddy Creek (it's a left) and he's hanging waaay off the side, front wheel is in the air, about the only thing touching the ground are his left side rear knobbies. Whoever took it (might have even been FTE) , deserves an honorable mention on the merit of that one photo, it's so bad ass.

@ML512 correctly commented on the past decades of MX Photographers - 70s. 80s, 90s, etc. They were just as good as today's shooters and had to shoot FILM and often did not have auto-focus auto everything cameras. RacerX ran this article in October 2020. I shot moto in the 70's locally in NorCal, at some of the 1977 Nationals, and a few Sears Point TransAM and Carlsbad USGP races. I drooled at some of the images I saw from Jim Gianatsis (Cycle News), Steve French (Brooks Institute of Photography), in Europe from John Huetter (Cycle News), Charlie Morey of Cycle...

Limiting to 4, in no order, based on impact in the era they shot and quality of work. Paul Buckley Chris Hultner Frank Hoppen After that for the fourth a toss up between Simon Cudby, Jeff Kardas, Jim Gianatsis. Pick one the other two go to honorable mentions Honorable mentions Jack Burnicle Kinnie Jones Kit Palmer Le Big Garth Milan Gibby I'd throw TFS in there for impact There are and have been a ton of great shooters, some great younger ones now that I've left off, it's a tough call to differentiate out 4 just on quality of work.

Does anyone remember frank hoppen?

Cudby, Emery, Milan and Buckley? I will admit to having little Knowledge of 80s and early 90s guys.

Mt Rushmore means you're limited to 4, correct? That makes it tough.

Easy!!!! PAUL BUCKLEY!!