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"Cairoli may be the best ever—still winning
after all these years…"
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Champ Again:
Antonio Cairoli
In a world of trash talking ath-
letes, motocross is one of the
few where mutual respect is the
status quo. Congrats to Tony,
he's such an amazing cham-
pion and never seems to be out
of touch with any track and has
the persona of a rock star but
the class of hero.
Gregory Eddinger
Cairoli may be the best ever—
still winning after all these
years, still committed to the
training, and [still having] the
motivation to be a World Cham-
pion is amazing.
Al Banta
Bogle To JGR Suzuki
I like Justin Bogle; good to see
he has a ride next year.
Hopefully he can stay upright
and haul the mail. His consis-
tency and speed are bound to
come to play soon.
Hopefully, this is his time.
Jerome Britting
Williams Grove
Half Mile
Williams Grove had to be Bryan
Smith's worst nightmare. First
his Indian didn't have the speed
to match Briar Bauman's Kawa-
saki in the semi, a bike Smith
was instrumental in develop-
ing. Then while struggling to
pass Jake Johnson's Harley,
a simple flop snapped his
handlebar in half. As someone
said, "If Smith's bike had a door
he would have slammed in it."
James Edward Zeiser
Empire of Dirt—
Eli Tomac
I think for Tomac, bike setup
wasn't quite there yet and the
pressure became massive after
the Supercross season, be-
cause he had to give Kawasaki
the outdoors championship.
So, after this stressful year,
Eli knows he needs a break to
regroup, that's why he rejected
the Motocross of Nations be-
cause he wants to rest.
He deserved the champion-
ship because he earned it.
Victor Guerrero Jaramillo
I believe Ken Roczen may bring
the nerves back to Tomac.
I watched Roczen ride last
weekend and I believe he will
be back to 100%, maybe not at
A1 but for sure 2018 outdoors.
See you at the races!
Chris Cooksey
