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It’s been a LONG time since I was a kid but I’d guess around 15 minutes. Edit…. They weren’t running 30 classes either.

I want to see him at this years MXON @ Ernée!

I voted YES. Eli races for championships, and nothing less. In his gut he has to know that the sun is fading on those odds. He's rich as hell, 3 kids at home...and there's always a big injury possibility. Maybe he retires and just randomly does one-off races to scratch the itch. I also think that if he does retire, he'll vanish ala JS7 for a few years before returning as some sort of ambassador role. Just my .02.

I’ve ridden the pre-production model and the most recent model that’s basically their production model. It’s a cool bike, I was impressed. It’s not a Stark Varg, but it is still very fast as well. It’s a bit smaller than the Varg by design and it’ll be very easy to throw it around. We all rode it in the parking lot, so I can’t give any real world opinions on it. I have a friend who is one of the major investors in it. This was when he brought them by so we could try them out. (It had billet...

He looked good in qualifying today. I’d throw some cash at him winning a title in MXGP the next couple of years. I think any rider that spends a few years racing GP’s & a few years in the US has to end up an extremely well rounded prospect. The differing styles of racing , the variety of tracks plus the SX factor. I’d say he’s probably got the most cards in his deck out of all the current MXGP guys if you factor that all in.

I picked up a 26 YZ, it’s a great bike. At 64 I was looking at just having FUN!🤪

His racecraft has increased exponentially regarding the last years. He closed a gap of around 5 seconds on Herlings, took a lap or two to study his lines, then retaliated and gapped him 20 seconds. The Coenen of 2024 or the beginning of 2025 would'nt have studied the lines and attacked immediately, probably resulting in getting closed off or crashing. He learned from last year how Febvre took his title: keep your bad days as good as possible. With his eye problems in Argentina he decided to take it as easy as possible and just score some decent points, instead...

I posted the first of two videos from this weekend's World 2-Stroke Championships just above (or down depending on the comments😉) for your viewing pleasures! Pretty epic as the top 5 bikes in the Pasha 125 Pro event were all Pasha Racing bikes, his support and passion of these races is second to none. Pasha supplies insane bikes, pays riders and asks for nothing but smiles and good times in return. Great to be a part of it all, we have put on dozens of paying races as well as doing the 125 Invitational a couple of years back at...