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You can keep the Indy 500, the Monaco GP, Le Mans 24 Hours, Isle of Man TT, Anaheim 1, and any other major motorsport event you can care to think of. For me, the Motocross of Nations is regularly the best and most exciting race in the world. And it didn't disappoint again this year. What drama right until the...

I'm sure that once the likes of Anstie, Herlings and Ferrandis have progressed to MX1, some new MX2 talent will come to the fore. And as a feeder series - which is really what it is - I think it's done a good job of bringing riders on. Roczen, Musquin, Cairoli, Pourcel, Gajser, Febvre, Paulin and Van Horebeek have all...

Great ride from Tomac, who dominated the field. Tomac, Roczen and Herlings are the current stand out riders in world motocross for me. Certainly the best in terms of raw speed, and if you get their best consistently, you're getting a world or AMA champion, or just abouts.

Congrats to Herlings on yet another world motocross title. I've thought since 2011, when they went head to head for the MX2 world title, that Herlings and Roczen were going to rule motocross for years to come - no matter where they ride. No reason to think otherwise now.

450 podium: Cairoli Tomac Nagl 250 Podium: Herlings Anstie Webb Probably biased towards the GP guys, but there you go.

Cairoli and Herlings will be the top European finishers, and both on the podium. Tomac and Barcia look like the standout AMA names in the 450 class. Would be no surprise to see either of them winning. With a 'home' advantage of sorts, I would expect them to be running close to the front. But then the GP class is...

Any news on where Tommy Searle will be next year? Staying with DRT, another Kawasaki team, or a different brand entirely?

He's probably the 3rd fastest guy in MX2 after Herlings and Ferrandis. And he can give Ferrandis a run for his money on his day. Seewer is some decent competition for him as well. Whether that will translate into MX1 success, I don't know. Look at Tommy Searle. Multiple time GP winner in MX2, but hasn't yet even podiumed in...

Very encouraging to see Dean Wilson get a top 5 in the 2nd moto. Surely now between him and Shaun Simpson for the final place on the British MxDN team (Anstie 250, Searle 450). I'd go with Wilson personally. And it's a team that's capable of podiuming with a bit of luck.

So he could be the reigning MX2 and MXGP champion at the same time? Not bad. Not bad at all. Some great racing today though. Good to see Searle get out of the gate well twice, and finish top 6 overall. Definitely starting to show a bit of form after 2 years of bad luck, injuries and - by his...

Had Roczen stayed in Europe, I think he'd already have at least one 450 title. He certainly had Herlings' number in 2011, on the same machinery, and the age difference between them wasn't that big. And if you're better than Herlings in Europe, you're pretty much better than everyone. When he's fit, he is the undisputed best motocross rider in...

Is there much of a trials scene in the U.S.? It's much slower than motocross, so not as dangerous, and is still hella fun. Here's a video from a round of the world trials championships to give you an idea of what it's like:

Yeah, Roczen could easily be on the A team. As good as anyone in the world when he's on it.

Me neither. The Nations format works just fine as it is. But i'd just like to see more occasions where the world's best riders are competing against each other. As it is, they're split over two different series', and only ride against each other once a year - selection, fitness, and desire to actually participate allowing. An AMA Vs GPs...

I don't think there's any doubt that the U.S. has the greatest strength in depth of any individual country. But the population is like 320m, which is greater than the populations of France, Germany, the Netherlands, the U.K., Italy and Belgium combined. And imagine if those all joined together to form a European super state. They could put out at...

Barcia was really fast and won his class, and Febvre went 1-1, and you can't do better than that. They were the cream of the crop for me, and would be legit contenders in any series. But it was Tanel Leok and Ben Townley who put in the pound for pound best rides. Townley rolled back the years and kept...