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I know this will turn political because the nature of Vital. But just think it's cool regardless of where you stand to see a political family enjoying this great sport. During a time where we are losing tracks and riding areas and kids losing interest it's refreshing to see a family celebrating and embracing moto and spending time together. That's the post. No need for policy opinions.

Wins two 250 championships in MXGP Comes to America, wins 2 250SX championships in 3 years. 2nd overall in SMX in 2024, 5 overall wins between SX and MX. Seemed to be a heads down, hard charging dude. Best of luck to him across the pond and hope to see him back here on a 450 some day.

I've been following moto since the early 1970s and the videography of Matty B's coverage was the best I've ever seen. Its as close to capturing what it's like to actually be at the track without being there in person. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KRX0T4NTOlw&t=792s

The YT algorithm was doing its job and fed me this today. These pics of 70's era motocross hit me in the feels, and I thought others would like it also. The song is pretty damn good too.

Did anyone else see this? I was standing at the entrance to the woods section and there was a camera platform about 6 feet off the ground. In moto 3 RJ was totally out of control and slammed into the camera platform. Luckily there was a some padding on the front of the platform where he impacted it. He hit it so hard that it knocked the camera over and also the camera man was on his ass.At this point RJ had enough and got back on the bike and rode to the pits. I talked to the camera man...

I just heard on the Vital post race interview that RJ was hurt during the week and was about to give his Open slot to Cooper before Deegan pulled out. I don’t think any other available rider would have finished as well and he was the reason we got second. Crashes happened to other great riders in this event and his perseverance made the difference.