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Eli also did plenty of weirdo fucking around rides on the kawi. He pretty much threw away, what 2 or 3 championships due to massive inconsistency and “off” nights. Eli did what he did on the kawi because he was just that much better then his competitors, not because that bike was good. Even if prado had his bike perfect and was firing on all cylinders, I still think Jett would be beating him. But he is certainly a lot better then he’s showing. Im sure the bike isn’t the only factor in his poor performance, but its definitely holding...

LOL. Went to Red Bud for the MXoN race and spent $750.00 for a VIP Diamond section. Had to beg my buddy to spend that much for a ticket. This years Diamond VIP ticket $2500.00, well FUCK YOU, is what I got. So with that, were out. GO USA. And if your in the Santa Maria area, stop on by, were having a free MXoN VIP party with free beer (6 beer max).

I think we forget how stacked both classes are and being just a tad off on setup and confidence can put you outside the top 10. He was battling with Jordan Smith and Forkner at Pala. Now Jordan is usually 5-10 and Forkner just logged his best result at 9th. That’s why I think it’s funny when people say oh so and so should hang up the boots because of a bad year or some bad races. It really is 1-2% here and there between a podium and a bad finish.

I cried when I watched it. I stood on my couch screaming for the guy. I feel ok saying this here since I can hide behind my screen name but it triggered something for me. I grew up racing motocross then went on to have a semi successful career road racing. I am 33 now. Watching J Mart pull that off reminded me of what I grew up doing and that I still believe in my original dream of getting a pro mx license. I don't care if I can qualify for the race, I 100% believe in my ability...

I was just saying yesterday after watching the race, JT earned all my respect with that broadcast. Couldn’t of done better interviews, said the right things, I enjoyed his opinion, and how he wasn’t scared to say it. JT is a top dog, but so is Weege and James.

Stew kills it. Been watching moto since the 70's and Stewart is at the top. Sometimes comes up with new words, but I'll take it over a euro voice. Wedge, well everybody loves Wedge, In which I'm on the list. Wedge is special person, a great step from a yellow flagman. JT is also awesome. He has done a great job the last couple of years. His first season, not so good, he just look really nervous, kind of what AC looks like on tv. He is also at the top of the list. Good job JT, but please stop...

JT did a GREAT job by redirecting JMarts podium interview off the “bike set up” and onto “the moment” for JMart - gave us what we wanted to hear and I’m sure looking back JMart is appreciative of the redirect as well. JT may be the hardest working fella in moto (WPS/Fly, broadcast, MXGP, etc), remains a nice, humble person, and is about the most “normal” person in moto with interests and knowledge of things outside of moto.