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People don’t get what else is lost when someone is paralyzed. I always get asked what I think about the whole walking again thing. I just respond with if they had a choice I’d to walk or pee/poop regular again I’m taking the pee/poop option. I was surprised with how they treated Brian afterwards. Total bs move. You’d also be surprised how many Drs and nurses have no idea about SCI injuries. Life in a chair isn’t as bad as people think. 21 years as a quad for me. I’ve done more from a wheelchair than most able body people...

If it was a lawsuit against Feld because he simply got hurt riding, then yeah, that would be ridiculous. But how can you look at the pics of the medical team carrying off a rider with a potential neck/spine injury by his fucking armpits and “COMPLETELY” disagree with the lawsuit? They fucked up, it’s clear as day.

Apologies TeamGreen I replied earlier but want to reply again and I'm not trying to pile on as generally your posts are great...there's just one sentence that stood out. With respect...regarding it being Brian being responsible for being on the track...I agree that it was Brian who was responsible for being out there on the track...that's a given. But surely the responsibility for him leaving the track was in the hands of the medical crew as he was not able to do so...and the medical crew chose to remove Brian from the track in a questionable manner. It's a shitty...

Hard to not feel sick to your stomach knowing what the outcome was....

Release or no release, I'm pretty sure medics have certain protocols to follow when they suspect a neck or back injury. I'm not a medic, but this doesn't look like proper care to me.

I think we can all agree on the sport being dangerous and it probably in the back of most riders minds at some point or other, but I don't think a connection should be made that just because it's dangerous and that waivers are signed, the possibility of negligence from any party should be accepted. There are standards set by any sporting body, it's why there jobs like flagging, or scrutineers going over riders bikes, to mitigate the risk. There would also be standards for medical personal on how to treat a suspected spinal injury and if this is the...

If he was treated right by the medics I d agree. But;the medics fucked up big time . And anyone saying otherwise is pure bull . People saying it wasn't the best , It could nt of been much worse if you tryed.

So Deathcross. If the way he was handled DID have an effect on his paralysis do you still think the lawsuit is shit?

Any chance that you witnessed how the Med crew basically dragged him by the shoulders and threw him in the mule while he was complaining about neck/back issues.? Really seemed like a ridiculously bad move. I’m certainly not a fan of frivolous litigation, and in this situation the Moreau’s seem to have a legitimate bitch.

"Head of state " ... bwhaaaahaaaa Give me a fukin break ... HE LOST THE LAST "ELECTION" AND STAYED BY WAY OF FORCE !!!

I'm told the current financial pecking order is: SX MXGP AMA outdoors

"gifted title by RJ". You know Vialle would have won the title with one round to go if he didn't DNF in the mud this year? Also KTM offered him a 450 ride in the US, but he rather took the multi year deal with more money in europe, which is reasonable.

Hate to see the team USA boys look completely uninterested in the 2nd place, still a good run especially considering the team circumstances.. also hard to beat AUS when they win all three motos

Slovenia in 5th is impressive

JT with a great analysis. USA was not going to beat team Australia today. RJ is not the scapegoat here. Great job Team USA!

Hopefully Team USA picks you next year instead of RJ

first time i see Jett looks exhausted after a moto 😏