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When Ron Lechien went to Japan with Team Honda in 1986 he was busted at the airport for possession of marijuana. It cost him his job with the Team and Honda executives immediately sent him back to the States. One of the British magazines covering the story later said, "Ron Lechien left no turn unstoned".

two quotes from different persons in the same iconic night. U can guess which race/year/round/who it was. "I expected it to be a clean race, but those cheap shots were unbelievable ." " I can't believe I came from that far back, I was down in the first turn. Not just down, but down for a long time. It's just unreal."

I raced that race in n the 500 class. My son was a baby and I bought him this shirt. My daughter and grandkids have all worn it. I still have it.

"If it has tits or wheels Son, it is always going to give you problems." My Dad, 1985. I was 12!!!! Miss you Daddy..... Coolest Motherfucker I ever met.

Still pretty wild to think that Hannah volunteered to ride the woeful 87 RM125 at the '87 MXdN I think this was one of the last times Wardy rocked the open face helmet

I can tell some of you have never been a father. At least not in ways that some Dads love their son or daughter. I agree that at some point you have to cut the cord, but maybe Chase still needs his father's support in certain areas.

He's loyal to conservatism, hence the departure. Today's Republicanism is about a loyalty to Trump. These are on two very separate distinct axis.

Tucker is the America First party. He's opening a lot of eyeballs.

YES!!!!!!!!

This was the height of the greatness that made Unadilla….

High Point hosts a LL Area Qualifier, the AMA National, a GNCC and DITD. I know it'll never happen but with just 4-events a year, could they theoretically do an "all grass in the morning" type of track one of these years? Just for the sake of nostalgia? Like when Supercross had all those weirdo track designs from the 80s. The Northeast seems perfect for that sort of thing and it could serve as a regional "tradition" or something like that. MX Sports runs the track so there's no track host that would need to be persuaded to play along...

Right, he thought he was going to go from takeoff to flat, had the bike pinned mid-air, but instead of going to flat his rear clipped the top of the landing while he was on the limiter and it caught him offguard. Look at where the roost is in the blurry af screenshot below. He just didn't think he was going to hit that landing.

He expected to be in the air slightly longer, and wanted to land while on the gas. Unfortunately, he was slightly too low, and before he got his weight fwd, the rear wheel was down and digging. Forkner had a big outdoor crash on Kawi when he scrubbed so low that his front wheel touched the ground before he had the bike stood back up. I immediately thought of that when Seth went down.

Late summer 2020, my wife and I went to our local pub. She goes to sit in the garden while I get the drinks. I join her five minutes later and she’s sat at a bench talking to Robert Plant. I sit down and join in the conversation, explaining that we have a mutual friend in Jason Bonham (he raced in schoolboys at the same time as me). We talk for a while about motocross, and to my surprise, he asked about some riders he remembered from those days (I later messaged one of them to tell him that RP...

Because all of them have to pay to try and qualify, that’s one perk for the promoter. And I assume they chose 80 as a number so it’s two full gates for practice/qualifying. Heck, some of the gp’s are lucky to have 20 racers per class.

Ask the last 10 guys that made it in a the first 15 that didn’t. Because it’s prestigious, it’s hard, and something worth trying for.