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Interested to see what people think has been the most controversial moment in our sport. The JLaw chronicles obviously come to mind, maybe Emig losing his Kawi deal then coming back and silencing the naysayers in Vegas? Stew's WADA ban? I'm sure there's plenty I can't think of that Vital would be able to unearth. Interested to see what stands out to people.
- McGrath leaving Honda
- JS7 and Tickle's ban
- Bradshaw/Matiasevich incidents (the last one being Vegas which probably costs Bradshaw the title in 92)
- Alessi's/Tedesco/Grant
- Fuel gate deciding championship
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I wish we could see this format taken seriously, although the incident might not be as controversial as some of the other moments people have brought up in this thread.
Also, I can’t find a video of it, but in 2009 when Stewart and Reed were battling in I believe Salt Lake City SX and Chisholm got lapped and held up Reed to let Stewart by.
Oh and everybody, let’s not forget the controversy and injustice around Glen Helen not getting a national in 2019......
And Bob letting “Brock Bye” to win the 125 title in ‘77 over Suzuki’s Danny LaPorte.
Pit Row
after winning everything in 97
It reminds me of a painting I saw - it was a frontier family in a wagon in the winter time - deep snow - they were being chased by a pack of wolves - the horses were struggling - the father was in the back of the wagon with their baby high over his head getting ready to throw it at the wolves.
We all sacrifice things in life and it sure as hell is not fair all the time.
Looks like they used a 2005 two stroke photo in the article as well. Can't make this stuff up.
Wouldn't be the same if he'd written "Buy". If he had, Hannah might have been thinking "Let Brock buy? Let Brock buy what? Dinner and drinks? Hmmm... I should go faster"
Also honorable mention, Who was it that got a factory bike through the now defunct claiming rule ?
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