Vital MX Post-Race Show | 2024 Ironman 4

Lewis Phillips and Michael Lindsay on the 2024 AMA Pro Motocross finale...

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8/25/2024 11:07am
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Lewis Phillips and Michael Lindsay discuss all that happened at round 11 of 2024 Pro Motocross, Ironman, on the 'DeCal Works Post-Race Show' on Vital MX, presented by Fox Racing and Beta.

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Matt NZ
2 months ago

Right-o, lets get to SMX and then the big show - MXDN. That's what we are all waiting for (well me at least) 

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stevenwilliams
3 months ago

I predict that Prado will not be the force people think he will in the U.S.

Deegan is our only hope as of right now for young riders coming up to run with Jett and Chase.

Also, next year Tomac in BOTH series will be more 2022-2023 like and Webb will be better than last year in Supercross. 2025 will be an interesting year and possibly the last year for a while where there will be 4-5 guys that can truly contend for the championship in supercross 

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BCnYA
3 months ago

Not a hard prediction for Prado. He will be coming to a new country, be on a new bike, riding for a new team, in a new series (SX), and new tracks (MX). He’ll need time to adjust to new personnel, who will be trying to adjust to him and his bike set-up preferences, etc. Give him a year to adjust… then we’ll see.

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Moto Braap
2 months ago

Talk about being as good as your last race.  Chase is riding good, fast, and fit but Jett is not named Jett by an accident and has won almost everything before he had a couple of crashes.  If Chase can’t start up front and not have his moments crashing trying to maintain the pace Jett is probably going to take care of some more business riding perfect as usual.  If Jett can get ruffled it would be Deegan to go for a Chinese take-out move and not Chase.