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In an age of "gimme that now"....I appreciate the way they're doing it. You get to see what went into the design of the frame/motor before the big reveal. It's keeping the buzz up longer than..."here it is" so people can move on to the next story. In the words of the brits...

Okay... I'll take the "L" on this one, but seriously it is very hard to tell sarcasm, from nothing is anyone's fault anymore...

At this point, we’re so soft on criminals, can’t even call them dumb anymore.

I like your style. I got stationed at Mtn Home AFB Idaho way back. Mandatory health briefing. Bears, cats, local gals and their diseases. "Grab some condoms on yer way out fellas. The XL box was empty...so was the Lg and medium. The Small size was full. I knew they were all the same size so I grabbed a fist full. The class instructors laughed their ass off.

The odd part of all of this is they replaced DF with CW. CW is a bigger bitcher about the bike than DF…by quite a bit. Eli very well may be SX only as Coop has been until this year. SMX changes things some but…. Because of Eli, Chase, and Jett…not to mention others…the odds of CW ever winning another race, I think, is low. At best he now is the 4th best SX rider and at worst the 7th or 8th. DF has a better chance to win an outdoor race, and for sure put a blue bike on...

It’s similar though. I didn’t say identical. AC has done absolutely nothing in the 450 class since moving up in 2020 aside from a decent run in the shortened 2020 MX season. Yet they continue to give him contracts. Baffling.

Kawasaki didn't pick AC over Ferrandis, he is on a 2 year deal with '24 being the second year. Same with Stewart and Craig at Husky. Those three seats will be available after next year. The only ones that were "picked" over Ferrandis were Webb to Star and Sexton to KTM, with Anderson, AP and Barcia all signing extensions with their respective teams.

I've listened to RC talk in casual conversations as a guest on podcasts and he's actually fairly enjoyable to listen to. However, broadcasting a live sport is a different skillset - it takes more than knowledge and experience in the sport to do a good job; you also have to be a proficient speaker and have a well-above-average grasp of the English language (or whichever language you're announcing in). Carmichael does not have that grasp. And, yes, it is true that 99% of the people watching the sport and complaining also don't have that skillset, and that's okay because we're...

The epitome of his announcing career came in moto 1 of the 450s. RC was talking about how he doesn’t like this outside line Jett is taking as he’s trying to get around Barcia. Then Jett makes the pass on Barcia using that exact outside line as RC is saying that. So when RC analyzes the pass he says this was all set up by going outside here before Henry Hill. Classic.

It's Monday. Robbirob's sarcasm detectors are still warming up.

"THE PRESSURE IS ALL ONE HUNTERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!"

"I can't believe Vialle took me out."

Ken never knows when to shut up. I like Ken...and fully agree with his statement on Jett.