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Hey, Ping. I've been a fan for a long time.

Got into Supercross, motorcross around 93, 94. I remember everybody talking about Robbie

Rainer, how great his technique was. I remember in all the photos you see, elbows high,

great corner speed. Then you fast forward through the years. Obviously, James Stewart changed

technique with the scrub and elbows down a little bit.

Can you give us, from your perspective, a fast rider for a number of years now, what are like

the main three or four differences between what was great technique in the early 90s versus

like Chase Sexton and Jet Lawrence now are considered to have great technique.

What are the main three or four differences between that era and now that have changed?

Anyway, great content, man. Keep it coming. Thanks, Ping.

All right, I appreciate that. Good question, Jonathan. Thanks for sending that in, man.

It's funny because I grew up racing with Robbie Renard, and even back then, his style was just so buttery smooth, and he just looked like he wasn't trying no matter what he was doing and it was so fun to watch

Stewart was a little bit different he definitely looked like he was pushing harder but it was still

kind of an effortless look and he was carrying so much more speed than anybody it was it was

frightening so to answer your questions kind of then versus versus now, the difference is. And I would say

if I'm picking three people whose style, I would emulate as much as I possibly could, it would be

Chase Sexton, Jet Lawrence, and probably Ken Roxon. I think those three guys just have a fundamental foundation, like a foundation of those

fundamental skills that are so good and their body positioning their technique that it allows

them to go faster without taking as many risks and staying in more control. And so what are those

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