It's amazing seeing him in person, isn't it? He looks weightless on the bike, and just frenches it wherever he wants it to go. You never see him crossrut, or make 'standard' mistakes that typically slow people down. He hits SX triples going right to left off the face of the jump, almost as if he's going to jump off the side of the track, whips the ass over, lays it flat, and then directs the front of the bike down within inches of where it needs to land for the lowest arc and quickest placement of the front wheel down. He's elevating the sport to a new level, and we're all experiencing it first hand.
Seriously, though--think about it. His best lap time was a full second faster than the fastest 250. :eek: I think he'll just dominate in the 250 class, as soon as he gets there. And as good at MX as he is, his style is even better suited for SX (IMO).