Langston Rips Bubba!

He is amazing how he handles the bike. Consistently triples the big jumps, no one else does that in 125, and most of the 250 riders don't. He's going to set a bunch of records.

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That doesnt necessarily make him fast it makes them slow. jumps are there to be jumped not rolled. if the other guys aren't jumping them and he is then hell win as long as he can stay on the bike, but i still agree with Brianc. i didnt hear the interview but i could tell thats how he feels from how he rides. Though he is fast im still not a fan!!:p

Here in England we have your Supercross on the TV but we are a few weeks behind.
I watched Pheonix( I think were RC won his first main and Pingree broke his bike) last week. Stewart is a very fast rider but He's also dirty, he didn't need to take Sellars all the way to the outside of the turn and put him over the edge and I think if he trys that with Langston or Brown in the Nationals he'll get a free ride in an Ambulance. It looks like he'll be due some payback from a number of riders.

let's not forget that last year was grant's first year in USA, every track was new to him, and i read that when he went to his first sx race he hadn't ever jump a triple:eek:

I saw Brown and Langston do battle in the outdoors last season on ESPN. James however is new to me. He is definately blitzing the West Coast 125 series so far, but I have never seen coverage of him riding outdoors. I have no doubt the kid has talent riding any surface or track. I know Chad Reed is very good at both outdoors and indoors (yes another plug by me for Reed).

I'm really looking forward to seeing Reed, Brown, Langston and Stewart go head to head. Attitudes and personal preferences aside, they are all top riders.

We are a little delayed with our coverage in Australia. The Indy race will be broadcast tommorow night. I already know about what happened to Michael Byrne though (poor guy).