Ha ... I've seen some "pros" do the same **** - show up and start dangerously ripping around full throttle cutting others off when there were established circle pits, people in line taking turns with straight line combos and stoppies etc ... we all know how it usually works, and there is that unspoken courtesy, the wait your turn thing when 10 guys are lined up ...

Would I want to be riding next to the kid that just got his HB and thinks he can learn off peg coasters now? Of course not. But like I was pointing out above, double standards are a crock of ****

 

I agree some "pro's" aren't pros because of their riding skill and think because of a little bit of fame everyone needs to get out of their way, but pro's are both professional in behavior and with riding skills , the real pro's know who they are even if everyone else knows it or not yet. They even know when to bow out when its not their place.

judging the negatives and risks with how much money is to be made will always out shine what is fair and what is not.

 

i dont know why this is still being argued. how can displaying a handful of the finest riders be a setback for the sport? that doesnt even make sense. always put your best foot foward. just like politics and leadership we have the best to represent us all.