2016 MXON Team USA

[Ddavis]

It was the first time a 125 swept both motos (even against the 500 2-strokes). USA went 1-2 in every moto as well.

[Ddavis]

annnd it's been 30 years since the MXDN was at Maggiora.

[mack| spokes]

Dean Ferris killing it! give that man a ride for 2017.

[Ddavis]

[Anchor_b]

My heart stopped a bit when that Japanese noodle head hit him.

[Tooh't]

Why this fucking dumbass japanese did not throw his bike away? Seriously is he a C class rider riding MXDN?

[Ddavis]

It wasn't necessarily anyone's fault specifically but if you had to put the blame on one of the riders more than the other it would be the lapper. The lapper had time to back off and roll it, and he had time to see Jason rolling the jump. Bonehead decision by the lapper and I wish Jason the best. He's definitely not doing the last moto, he got knocked out for sure.

[Ddavis]

France will win.

Unless Paulin or Febvre have a finish 7th or worse I believe, depending on Webb's finish.

[Pumaxcs]

Luck could not have been worse for USA this year.

[mack| spokes]

Luck could not have been worse for USA this year.

Noodle heads.

[Anchor_b]

My heart rate was probably closer to 1 million since the start of moto 3. Such a loss of words for Webb, poor dude. Rode with heart

[scheeve3]

For once I feel really pitty for the USA. The amount of bad luck they had all weekend long ... And true bad luck. Not the kind of bad luck with crashes that you can blame on yourself.

Besides that it was surely one of the most exciting mxdn ever.

On the Anderson incident, it's easy to blame the Japanese guy. But also the guy behind him jumped; https://www.facebook.com/mxvice/videos/ ... 780428673/
EVERYBODY was jumping that table the ENTIRE weekend long, finish, or race lap. I am certainly not putting this one on Anderson because he has the right to celebrate. But I think the FIM has to educate their marshals better. Anderson was clearly not going for the jump even 10 seconds before he got there. The marshals at the finish line should have waved yellows and made clear to other oncoming riders that there is a much slower riding on the track and it was dangerous to jump.

So blaming this on the Japanese guy is easy... If it would have been anyone else, even one of the top guys up there who was there at that spot for some reason, the result would have been the same.

Also with the French fans who were brainless trying to cross that jump even before the moto was over WTF ... Security at mx race's are ssooooo poor. And again, no waved yellows while it was clearly a dangerous situation...

[MOTOZ293]

Tough luck for USA this year, glad to see it was only a concussion for Anderson

[jonracer594]

Did the japanese even say sorry to Anderson? No matter whos fault it was he still landed on Jason

[KTM57]