2008 AMA Motocross Rd 2 Hangtown

[@stevebigansky9372]

I believe Jame's years on the Kawasaki were his best - Even RC would tell u that when James was on his game, and the bike was setup correctly, he was virtually unbeatable- it didn't matter how hard you trained, or how hard u rode -

[@derrickmiller8258]

One bad ass dude!!

[@bunnymanmoe8819]

The best

[@alexanderkahl1288]

James Stewart is going all the way on his Kawasaki.

[@africaneagle...3225]

Stewart & Carmichael the only riders who can leave off the track in still get back to first like it ain't nothing 😂😂😂

[@GoZipper]

Yeah, they were awesome to watch. I remember watching them both back in the day as amateurs at Ponca City in 2006 and 2007. Wish I could find videos of those races!

[@africaneagle...3225]

Stewart & Carmichael both got that Florida talent in them ❤ the best talent come from out of Florida

[@GoZipper]

@@africaneagle...3225 Yeah, Florida does produce some great riders. Do you think it is the dirt combined with the year round riding?

[@africaneagle...3225]

@@GoZipper that could be so, but it's more the atmosphere

[@jhamelin119]

back before they disked the tracks 6900 feet deep.

[@GoZipper]

Exactly!

[@eugenehaynes5603]

I live less than a half of mile from J S compound his track

[@Balls0001]

Dope

[@jessewawrzyczek2812]

Who cares,do you even ride the track?

[@bunnymanmoe8819]

@@jessewawrzyczek2812 Exactly

[@pressrolls]

what a shit season.....James Stewart vs a field of nobodies. Riding against Bonaface and Cody Cooper (who??)....Stewarts '08 championship needs a huge asterisk.

[@jonsnow178]

Lmao L he would of gave any of the competition the same results and if you say otherwise you’re a hater

[@jonsnow178]

And not to speak about him coming back off injury

[@EarthSurferUSA]

Brock Glover, David Bailey, Johnny O'Mara, Jeff Stanton, Damon Bradshaw, Rick Johnson, Jeff Ward, and Rick Mellon all pretty much retired before 93, so you can say the same about Jeremy McGrath in SX. But it would be just as silly. You don't put an asterisk on a champion because competition has retired, and James may have been the best in the world then.