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Good christ, this is not even a discussion. Let's talk in 5 years, Jett can't even compile consecutive 450 SX/MX seasons yet without injury, so let's just stop this for now. No mistake Jett is brilliant, but this discussion is for another day in the future. RC is to be lauded not just for winning, but also dependability.

RC had 10 straight outdoor titles from his rookie year to when he retired, RC never lost in an outdoor season that he competed in.

I'm not the biggest RC fan, but as far as I know, he never lost an outdoor championship. That right there, puts him ahead of Jett.

Interesting… So, some in here are of the opinion that the Deegans…be it Brian or Haiden, hell…Hailie…as I recall, people in here have talked shit on her, too…some of us are saying they’re not real…or disingenuous…fake…? Huh. Ok. The kid that LOVES the outdoors and shows it…fake? It’s like this: they’re a racing family. They love this shit. The best part? They have fun doing it. And they’re making a good living doing it. Some of ya seem to get a burr in your ass when-ever their name comes up. Or really lose your shit when Haiden goes Full Danger...

Need Japanese MX Pit Bits.

That is Offroad Village in Saitama. Maybe hard to tell in the video, but that track is on a tiny patch of land so small that it would probably all fit on the start straight at Glen Helen. The positive is that it is as close to Tokyo as you can get, just over the prefectural line in Saitama. The now closed Honda HARP course is also nearby.. that track was much bigger. Fukumoto, a former Japan national champion, owns the track and I have to give him credit for pulling off a national on that spot for a number...

I have been to 50+ races in my life. I lived in Vegas for 10 years and watched many titles won and lost at the finale. Now I’ve been going to salt lake for the last 5 years.. let me tell you. You guys thought the crowd following Tomac around in Denver was loud? It was nothing compared to what the crowd was doing for Ken. Especially after Hunter went down. Every lap. Every corner. From start to finish. He had the entire stadium chanting his name as he sat there on that jump after all the riders rode by...

Everyone had tears that has been in the sport long enough to know what Ken has gone through. A true testament to never give up. Seeing him stop and the camera just gonna panning around really put it all in perspective for that moment. Congrats Kenny and also congrats to Hunter. I know it wasn’t what we wanted but he will have his day.

Sports rarely give out fairy tale Championships. This is that moment In ours.

he can cruise around in 10th place in 2027. I am so fucking happy for the dude.

Larry has won Supercross Championships with MC, Reed, James, and now with 94.