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Yeah right Baker, I am not picking a fight with your brother...he is a ginger. I know better. Btw...just poking fun. Dude...we have met. Wanna high five? Back on topic. I think GP`s have a shot if a promoter puts as much effort into one as TV land or BC.

That is seriously one the best comments I have read on PR. You two are the first brother combo on here. Kinda like a Bubba/Malcolm. the Butler brothers, the Martins, the Hahns, and so on. Broc welcome aboard. Generally speaking though...a review isn`t worth much unless you have a first hand...

Mitchy & Maley...there is a few other fast Ohio mini riders whose names I can't recall.

I miss Rich.

Someone else that understands the strains of staging. If we wouldn't have had my brother Dan at RT. 62...we would not have been a "B" rating. When you have a good staging person...it makes that entire race program that much better. A gate/staging person takes on a mound and a half of work and...

Not sure what happened...but this sport used to be so much more laid back and yet serious. Now it's like cut throat. This thread took a serious turn. One thing I reason is that motocross is not important in the big picture of life, but is what some of us enjoy. We take but don't give.

In regards to Bakers comment ...their is a line in the sand of acceptable "hounding" the rider in front of you to unsportsmanlike conduct.

Didn't have time to go into it last night. The end result of my theory would be a selection of "base" running orders broken down into three groups "muddy, good, and dry" conditions and then broken down into the amount of riders while factoring in track prep, classes, etc. The first part is...

Exactly Meister...I thought the sarcasm was clear. It is a solution though...and prolly the best one if folks would accept that. One thing that helps in creating the running order is when the person knows the riders in the classes. You could make less classes...but ya can't trim too much fat...

Fill the gate...one drop. Bahaha! Wishful thinking...pun intended.

From my FB Time Hop...seemed fitting for this post. Attitude of Gratitude By: Jarrett Strouble Published 9-10-2010 Akron Beacon Journal/Kames Sports Life has a way of letting you know it is much larger than anyone of our lives while letting us know each one of our lives is...

Yeah man...you took a digger on that one. For sure can take care of some rocks in a few sections. I knew Kane got busted up pretty good, but didn't want to say anything without knowing the story. Lonnie went to see him today. Zach Wagner, a local, got busted up pretty good at Area 51 I...

Knox, Thank you for keeping your word and being honest. Your review is honorable. Lonnie and I hooked up last fall. I had always heard good things about him...mainly that through the rumor mill I could safely assume his heart was for the people before anything else; and not just him, but the...

Ya don't need a jerk....ya need a leader.

Smh...in all the years I have worked tracks...the absolute most disheartening aspect is people fighting over motocross; whether behind the scenes or the customers.

Mike Rowe talks alot about people not wanting to be in skilled trades anymore and he is a very big advocate of reaching new workers in the youth. I am very fortunate to work for great non_union concrete contractor out of Akron. I just switched to one of the grade crews along with driving truck...

Kenny Henry qualified for the 450 main at Ironman. His first national. CONGRATULATIONS!!! He was 5 seconds off the leaders pace...even on a 2 stroke 250 that is pretty stock. For sure cheering for the man.

Maybe you could look up some Japanese spy photos of 2016`s to satisfy your rumor needs Knox. If I had to to guess...Ohio MX will balance itself out in another year or two barring actions from N. Korea or Iran or ISIS or an all out attack from other countries on Israel or if Hillary Clinton is...

Race hard and ride home! :-)

You know your boy better than anyone. I went from a CR80 to a YZF400 at 14...I was a big kid and also always rode bigger bikes for fun. The rule was...if you can start it you can ride it. We hopped on big bikes with no hope of touching the ground...if we fell...we didn't get help unless needed...