Motocross

No surprise, punctured lung and 4 broken ribs. Hopes to be back for Seattle 3/29

Mumford for track cut at start and gaining advantage, Vohland for failed sound check post-race. MacAdoo also out for remainder, tweaked his already injured ACL and opted for surgery.

MXGP saw a return to winning ways for former MX2 World Champion Maxime Renaux, backing up his Qualifying Race win for Monster Energy Yamaha Factory MXGP with 2-1 finishes for his ninth career GP win and the retention of the Championship leader’s red plate earned on Saturday.

I did not post a race thread, so I'll drop my thoughts on the race here.

I've been liking this videos more and more as the season goes on. He does a very good job being funny about stuff that may not be too funny, but he has the knowledge of the sport and experience racing to be in a slot of "he can get away with it" which is very nice.

Qualifying Highlights Courtesy of MXGP YouTube Video

Webb will race the 250 slot, Tomac obviously on 450. This is weeks after Tomac took himself out of contention for the 450 slot due to coming back from injury himself. Team USA on like....slots 5 and 6 for their riders.

Series Finale, Sexton tries to wrap up his title, Tomac, Plessinger, and Cooper make try to make a case to be on the MXdN team. Deegan tries to just hang out and maybe win?

Leaves open the possibility of continuing racing, but as far as the full SX/MX/SMX series, seems like he's phasing out after next year. Tough to see him start leaving.

Deegan clinches 250 Championship with his 1-10 for 3rd overall. Vialle is 14 behind Kitchen for 2nd in championship standings, but presumably that is too large a gap to recover with 1 race remaining. Kitchen notches his 3rd win while Vialle gets 2nd place for the third time.

Sexton and Lawrence trade moto victories with Sexton breaking the tie with his 1st in Moto 2, despite the early tip over. If Sexton wins Moto 1 at Ironman, or Lawrence wins and Sexton gets 2nd, the title will be clinched by Sexton. Any finish worse than 2nd mathematically keeps Lawrence in the hunt, but realistically, the title is all but clinched save for disaster by Sexton.

Kind of a wild development mid-MX season. Lmao guess Suzuki just isn't wanting racing anymore? Chisholm doing considerably worse, no word on if it was clashing personalities or whatever. With how quickly he signed elsewhere, gotta imagine it's team issues.