Adam Cianciurulo because he is fast, articulate and smart! Of the many riders I've seen interviewed (or read in magazines for the earlier ones) since the late 1970's, he's the one I would most want to see a young person grow up to be like. A true, well-rounded, role model for many reasons. He's an amazing rider, he's tenacious in the face of setbacks, he speaks well of others (but can be honest about them, as well), he's well spoken and quite articulate, appears to have a broad interest in human performance, appears to be well-read, and seems like just a nice young man.
This guy and his little brother as a coached them for 7yrs, before them it was my twins, 1 got Villo’s 450 bike for a few meets and came 2nd in 2 motos and the other was Dungeys team mate under DeCoster
Pick just one ? Tomac. I like how he's business like and humble, doesn't seek attention and seemingly has a dry sense of humor. Plus when he gets in Beast mode there's nothing more exciting to watch. His corner speed when he's on is amazing.
Tomac. People need to fear the quiet ones. Honestly, we have a huge talent pool in the 450"s before some retirements....I just want to enjoy the sx show this year. Stat healthy everyone!
Deeg's. Simply because I am from his dad's generation and got to see all the evolution since about 5-6 years, from the 65 to now.
I like the Lawrence story too. Been a fan since the mxdn in england where Hunter proved he was a real deal.
Overall I am a fan of most pro's, most bring their personalities and are quite open in interviews, so it is easier to be just a fan and cheer for them whatever the story is. And just for the kid's sake, I prefer riders showing they get the full gear on.
Freddie Noren. Always seems pretty happy go lucky. Ridden privateer and factory teams, doesnt have a chip on his shoulder from the shuffling. Looks like Woody Harrelson
J Mart, love his style on the bike, on his day there’s not many better…but goddamn am I getting sick of seeing my favorite rider wreck and mangle his body
Tomac easily. The man took Baggett's "El Chupacabra" moto runaways and put it on steroids for his own "Beast Mode". When he's on, no one can touch him. And Tomac was the first person we really saw go Beast Mode on a Supercross track: Salt Lake City 2017. Stewart has had his fast days, but never did you see a guy just punish the track for a whole Main Event.
I haven't had an official favorite since Pastrana.
450 class too hard to pick.
250 class I really have a lot of respect for Shimoda.He seems to really appreciate the opportunity to be in our country, and at High Point this year, him and AC were signing autographs through the fence for fans long after the pits closed.
Deegan.....because raw fucking hang it out, I aint scared of nothing or nobody speed....And i was friends with Brian when he was in NE. If you watch him ride you are in for a show......IMO
Right now, it's Vince Friese. Why? Because I love they way he spools Vitards up.
Phil Nicoletti, no explanation needed.
Vinnie, love his heart and his willingness to scrap.
Adam Cianciurulo because he is fast, articulate and smart! Of the many riders I've seen interviewed (or read in magazines for the earlier ones) since the late 1970's, he's the one I would most want to see a young person grow up to be like. A true, well-rounded, role model for many reasons. He's an amazing rider, he's tenacious in the face of setbacks, he speaks well of others (but can be honest about them, as well), he's well spoken and quite articulate, appears to have a broad interest in human performance, appears to be well-read, and seems like just a nice young man.
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Honestly everyone. I just want to see good racin. The more riders the better, for the fans and the sport.
phil nicoletti change my mind no explanation needed
Shimoda. Kid seems super humble and just happy to be racing.
christian craig he is a big family man
Jo, AC, and El Hombre
Jason Anderson... Just love the loose and aggressive style. Droppin' a wheel tap with the jersey untucked.
Love that guy!
My honest answer also.
I'm still on the Zach Osborne train. #americanhero
Pick just one ? Tomac. I like how he's business like and humble, doesn't seek attention and seemingly has a dry sense of humor. Plus when he gets in Beast mode there's nothing more exciting to watch. His corner speed when he's on is amazing.
Tomac. People need to fear the quiet ones. Honestly, we have a huge talent pool in the 450"s before some retirements....I just want to enjoy the sx show this year. Stat healthy everyone!
Jett since i like poetry in motion on the bike.
before him it was Ken, but with Kens Karen-tantrums on social media, it has been a struggle being a Roczen fan.
Deeg's. Simply because I am from his dad's generation and got to see all the evolution since about 5-6 years, from the 65 to now.
I like the Lawrence story too. Been a fan since the mxdn in england where Hunter proved he was a real deal.
Overall I am a fan of most pro's, most bring their personalities and are quite open in interviews, so it is easier to be just a fan and cheer for them whatever the story is. And just for the kid's sake, I prefer riders showing they get the full gear on.
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Freddie Noren. Always seems pretty happy go lucky. Ridden privateer and factory teams, doesnt have a chip on his shoulder from the shuffling. Looks like Woody Harrelson
Ty Masterpool. Not much to explain………..put a whoppin on a lot of factory riders. Seems like a good guy too.
J Mart, love his style on the bike, on his day there’s not many better…but goddamn am I getting sick of seeing my favorite rider wreck and mangle his body
Dean Wilson. Great ambassador for the sport and one of the last guys from his generation still racing pro.
I don't really have a favorite rider, but I'd like to see Kenny win a SX championship before he retires.
Dude almost had his arm amputated. To come back and win it all, that would be a great storyline.
Tomac easily. The man took Baggett's "El Chupacabra" moto runaways and put it on steroids for his own "Beast Mode". When he's on, no one can touch him. And Tomac was the first person we really saw go Beast Mode on a Supercross track: Salt Lake City 2017. Stewart has had his fast days, but never did you see a guy just punish the track for a whole Main Event.
Austin Forkner, grit. Max Vohland,underrated.
Webb & roczen , coop for his race craft & his mamba mentality like riding and Kenny for his smoothness & technique
I haven't had an official favorite since Pastrana.
450 class too hard to pick.
250 class I really have a lot of respect for Shimoda.He seems to really appreciate the opportunity to be in our country, and at High Point this year, him and AC were signing autographs through the fence for fans long after the pits closed.
El hombre, just quietly does his thing and has the best “send it” style. For bench racing with some adult sodas I’d have to go with Philthy.
AC. I almost forgot about him. But for personality, I'd go with AC.
Riding styles, Jett, Sexton, and Kenny. I like the smooth guys.
Deegan.....because raw fucking hang it out, I aint scared of nothing or nobody speed....And i was friends with Brian when he was in NE. If you watch him ride you are in for a show......IMO
I feel the same way about Jett......
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