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You guys know the recycling centers throw them in the trash, right? I just cut out the middleman and do it myself.

Infrastructure for lodging and parking is the biggest deal after trail access. The Snowshoe WV resort has over 1,400 condominium and lodge rooms distributed across the mountaintop village, slopeside properties, and base areas. Pahrump, Nevada Northwest of Las Vegas has the capacity to host an ISDE from the Pahrump Nugget Casino. Ask Jimmy Lewis if roads and trails are feasible from Pahrump. Plenty of room for special tests.

When they show the current team standings on the broadcast they should take away the dropped score. I realize the dropped score could change but it isn’t a true reflection of current standings when you include a score that will be dropped.

MX2 overall 4-5 = Guillem Farres 7-8 = Camden Mc Lellan 12-7 = Sacha Coenen 14-9 = Glenn Coldenhoff 15-13 = Jeremy Seewer 20-12 = Janis Reisulis 25-14 = Levi Kitchen 21-21 = Alex Larwood 24-20 = Alve Callemo 23-24 = Ben Mustoe

10 = Spain 15 = Belgium 21 = Netherlands 26 = Italy 29 = Latvia 31 = USA

Coldenhoff is an MXoN legend. Dropping to a privateer 250 at his age and putting this sort of ride in is almost as heroic as the wins he's had at this race in the past

Pancar is such an underrated rider. I'd love to see him do the Guillod/Tondel schedule next season and give the nationals a go. Could make a real name for himself

They should have just had juju ride a 250 in the 450 class. Bet he would be turning faster lap times

Looks like Valin isnt a questionmark after all. France is the team to beat

Idc how the US finishes. The higher the better, of course. These dudes all stepped up while others wouldn't. I have never been a Webb fan but I sure as hell am now. Hearing him talk about what this race means, I'm sold. Jujujumped a a 450 with zero prep? He's a 250 rider FFS. All heroes

Dang, know it’s not the same but would think he could just ride one of the Coenen’s practice bikes or worst case a stocker??

No matter what the truth is behind the Kawasaki/Prado debacle, it sure looks bad for Kawasaki right now.

As the old saying goes two things can be true at once. He didn’t like the bike and he gave up. While there is no excuse for a high paid athlete to give up, he did ride awesome this season! You don’t have to fall completely on one side or the other.

Also just noticed the username.....greetings from ronronmx, Jnick

Tesla attempts to do this, but the car market inertia keeps the model year thing going. Tractors and equipment do it, and car enthusiasts tend to do it. The model year thing makes no sense on products that only update in multi year generations, especially if (like Tesla) all models of a generation receive the same OTA updates. I don't care what year a Kubota BX 80 series was made, I just care that it's an 80 and hours/condition. Same with a Juniper Model Y, a 24-27 KX450, etc.

He is 5 years younger than the current SX champ and the same age as the current MX champ. Also 5 years younger than the current MXGP champ. He will still be in his prime the next few years, and hopefully the time away puts him in a better place mentally. He has seemed miserable for a while now.

The dude won a title in 2025 won races in 26 there’s a handful of riders that can win races and titles and he’s one of them.