#7 EPISODE TWO

[@Deegan38]

These are perfect, so valuable

[@adamg8194]

hey GENERAL @Deegan38 i strive to become half the MAN that you and james have become. You're both incredibly humble while having accomplished more than 99% of people and are still kickin A** at life. Cant wait to see what all your kids accomplish. its super fun to watch as a fan

[@menace1tb]

I can understand what he is talking about watching your youtube videos of you at tracks. Looks like everyone wants the best of you.

[@rewadena4371]

Hell ya buddy!! It's great to finally see more of James!! He was Always my pick to win!! He always had the craziest lines!! Lol it's ok to be a lil chubby James. 😂😂 look at RC, the "g.o.a.t" looks like a goat!! Sorry RC! 🤣🤣

[@pay2000]

NOBODY danced on a motorcycle the way JS7 did. Ever. Period. Barcia, villiipota, RC, Mgrath, NOBODY!!!!! He STILL is the most exciting to watch ride. His style is unmatched. THANKS JAMES!!!

[@johnnybgood774]

Facts he brought in the fans

[@MDZac2024]

Probably the most naturally talented rider in MX history. His style was and still is on another level.

[@brandenf8961]

Jedi 511 most definitely he was better than Ricky that’s when Ricky got a coach first and someone to look and passed Stewart back up but bubba without the injury might be just as good if not better

[@johnnybgood774]

@@brandenf8961 yea Rc just had more experience

[@parkerwalls3337]

I don't think anyone has ever ridden better than Tomac Hangtown 2015 honestly.

[@johnnybgood774]

@@parkerwalls3337 that was good but Not better. Tomac reminds me of stewart sometimes

[@ETwOneE21]

Johnny Bgood was thinking the same thing. Kinda like tomac is the new Stewart in some ways

[@ChrisBotting]

Miss you James - motocross/supercross not the same without the excitement you brought to racing.

[@damonc338]

I remember when he crashed in outdoors when he was riding a 125. First turn got up and won, he came over a big double with a scrub while splitting two riders. This guy embodied the sport for so long. No one pulls a quad like JS7. Never jumped it in practice? Pulls the trigger in the main? Come on man LEGEND.

[@Motocue912]

All that u have done was on another level .. I remember packing the SUV heading out to Red Bud with my fam to just see u race. When u flew by it brought tears to my eyes as I was so excited to see u ride in person. All u have done was so worth it , u changed the whole sport of moto and u will be remembered forever.

[@JCem8409]

Would be cool if James, Ricky, dungey, villopotto and pastrana showed up to one of the all star races this year

[@timetter7062]

Jayclem84 they are all out of shape. Lol look a Ricky and James

[@pierceb2105]

Tim Etter generally that’s that happens when you get older

[@yeahok115sure]

You have a better chance of winning the lottery

[@jette24]

thats the pressure he doesnt want lol...did you watch the video?

[@JCem8409]

@@jette24 yes I watched the video from my understanding the 125 race is for fun and bragging rights given it's only a 4 lap race unless I missed something

[@phillipmardis9267]

“Yea im James Stewart, but im James Stewart the father” Damn right James! Keep doing your thing🤘🏽

[@250txc]

He probably got tired of all the BS stories wrote about his return, over and over, by the sporting world?

[@phillipmardis9267]

250txc i wouldnt doubt it at all

[@ChrisB10]

Respect his honesty 100%. Wish him nothing but the best in retirement.

[@shawndoucette9797]

“The property is awesome, but you ain’t gonna see my black ass there”. That was the funniest damn thing I’ve heard in a long damn time.

[@anthonyminggia1105]

Lol!!!

[@CARTERTH1]

There is nothing negative about your career James. Everything happened the way it was supposed to happen. You have always been the smoothest, fastest, coolest moto guy ever! It doesnt get any better than you as a racer. Ultra style, classy, and damn fast. How about "The Fastest Man Ever On a Motocross Bike". I cheers my full glass of Pimp juice to JS!

[@nico348]

The fastest man ever on a morocross bike ever...after MC, RC, RV and RD.

[@dennisnbrown]

Smoothest? Not. Fastest , yes. Exciting, sure. Dangerous, definitely. .Loved watching James race every time.

[@Neimannn]

Nick C he was definitely faster than them. Sure, they won more championships, but when James was locked in he was unbeatable. Look how James won his two Supercross championships (and also a world title). 13 wins in 2007 and 11 wins in 2009. That’s domination. In 2011 before his injuries he was dominating that field too. Look at his 2008 motocross season, 24-0. Average time of victory was 27 seconds.

[@BLINC606]

Nick C You’re delusional

[@brianjohnson8616]

The hardest thing for a racer to do is switch the mind from race mode to play mode once you throw your leg over a bike after racing your entire life. My buddy is the same way after growing up and racing most of his childhood. He doesn’t understand the concept of loading up the dirt bikes, camping in the desert with your friends and family, and enjoy some epic trail/play riding. Go on an adventure!

[@weekendwarriorsmx]

The most respect for JS7.

[@250txc]

He's not the first top tier who got off a bike and did not ever wanna get on one again,, Somewhere down the line, it is a job and real work riding that bike

[@phgodfrey1]

So refreshingly honest and vulnerable. Raises my level of respect for James personally 10k% . . .

[@mak62183]

His honesty is truly amazing… to hear him describe what he was/is going through… WOW! Great story teller

[@jeffjones5212]

Great interview! Honest transparent James is good to hear! Wishing you all the success champ!

[@stevepadilla9729]

I was always proud of the Stewart family and James hard work to do what he Did. Even the G.O.T. said James was the fastest on a bike. The respect he has for his Parents and Brother is great. To now be a Dad himself is as awesome as the first time I saw him race in person. I hope He can enjoy riding bikes for fun and even busting out some laps as well. He made a path for others to go faster and ride harder then even, But they need to have that Stewart smile to do it. Cool to know James incite and a little about family problems, like most of us have but don't tell. Big James saw even farther then James accomplished so far in this great sport. When going back to your track, remember the pw50 times and enjoy what you got with your Kiddo JS7 seeing a update of your life is as great as watching you race a bike, From our family to yours, We are Proud of you.

[@thormutt1897]

my favorite part of james history is that he rode a 2 stroke against the best on a 4 stroke!!

[@johnnybgood774]

Yes me too!!! He ia yhe last of a dead breed

[@thomsen_26]

Do red bull straight rhythm and have fun no pressure to win just old mates muckin around

[@gilly3380]

Anything is possible, Danny Thomsen. Let's hope!

[@wtfftw24]

Really interesting. It makes you understand many things about his career especially towards the end of it. It also shows us the man,the good one, and not only the winning machine he had to be.. Thanx 4 sharing.

[@clintonfrizzell8467]

Please to meet you "James the father", it's great that you can be so honest about how you felt about racing throughout your life. Clearly racing is hard but to hear what you went through adds a new layer to just how difficult it really is. Good luck in the future James, clearly you've found happiness in being a father, I'm a dad as well so I know how wonderful being a parent is. Good luck in the future and with being a dad!

[@TriptoCo]

James has always been a class act, without question. Such an amazing human, let alone beyond talented athlete. He was and still is, a HUGE ambassador to the sport. His riding abilities on and off track persona brought so many people to this sport. Riding, or viewing. We owe a ton to James for bringing the sport to a much larger audience. Can't wait for his kids to grow up and get into riding/racing. Though I hope they want to do Enduro riding :-)

[@BrianLatimerFishing]

I appreciate your craft so much man even though I’m a fisherman 👊🏾

[@jimq7519]

I watch all your races from your 125cc_ 250_450:over and over again and u James are the greatest Racer ever and malcolm is also a great Racer. Wish you both the best as u move forward in life. THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS

[@mikedahlman5029]

thanks for all the years James. great exit to an awesome career

[@Zara_edits12]

Wow!! Always been a massive fan of James. What heart the kid has!!! But thr pressure he was under would have been crushing!!!! Sad hes lost the fun side of riding, shows just how hard he was pushing and how hard he was on himself. Hero!!

[@louisbianchino300]

james you have my respect more now being a vet rider than you ever did when you had a red plate. your best years are just starting....... your a dad dude have fun with it......you put your time in enjoy the fruits of your labor while their still ripe. you cant loose anymore you crossed the finish line and took the checkered flag let your pit party start brother lol. thank you... one of the best vids I've seen.

[@thewhiteeazye2728]

Malcom was on fire this year in SX, straight blitzing whoops faster than anybody in years, passing marvin, the whole crowd went nuts when he passed Marv in Glendale. Huge Fan of Malcom!!! Good to see something from James to!

[@joestarr1752]

I have looked up to this dude since I was 11 years old. I loved watching him ride. And he made me feel like it was okay for black people to love this sport! Love hearing about you as a father. #goat

[@Daniel.Eriksson]

Thanks for sharing this James!

[@jamesanthony3691]

It’s Awesome to hear from Bubba again!! Hope he finds that passion to enjoy riding a dirt bike again but even if he never throws a leg over a bike again, thank you for all the amazing races & moments.. You are One of the Greats!!

[@davidcooper4385]

Watching James haul the mail,HE gave me goose bumps watching him through THE WHOOPS....

[@621deezy]

Ill never forgot watching you in Anaheim 1 and 2 growing up throughout the years. I was always rooting for you and still am brotha! Congrats on your new family! Glad people can see how the racing lifestyle is

[@NSRKracing]

Seen him start last in Dodgers stadium the ONE and only year supercross was there and to see him live come back to first was crazy to see with my own eyes how fast bubba was Longlive the Goat.

[@HenryDarr]

Feel sad that JS7 felt the way he did but he was so inspirational for black riders the world over glad he's sharing all the memories.

[@sanginesrap]

Thaks James, your fans need this. Greetings from Spain from a great admirer.

[@thedukeproductions9080]

James bring out the kx125. At the all-stars

[@hondarider2690]

Im glad i was able to watch James through his career he was second to none when he threw his leg over a bike. James enjoy your life and your kids i hope to see them rippin around the supercross track one day.

[@elhombre1093]

This dude has matured in to a class act. Much respect, Bubba. 👍

[@athomerecordschannel]

It sucks that while most of us got to come up putting around and trail riding, Jame's never got to do that. He never got to ride Dirt Bikes for fun, he always raced Motocross for a career. He had to complete the career that Big Jame's wanted and dreamed about for himself. You can tell he is a little messed up on the Mental side. And Wada and the F.I.M banned him for using Prescribed Medicine for just these issues. It is great to see him being a father. It is good to see him look so happy and proud every time he says the words dad or father. I am sure that in about another 5 years we all will see him at Loretta Lynn's. When you do ride it Jame's let myself, Charlie White, David McCain and Andy Jefferson know. I think you know why. ;-)

[@user-lh8rb5wx6q]

Yeah, to beat down on a guy after a suspension- lasting - 2 years? Or for whatever he did. just gives me the impression they did not take into consideratiohn that - This is a kid - that won it all. By 21, he accomplished what todaysbest guys wont have the time to even imitate. He had all rights to feel sick of racing. And I know I never said else. I am a fan. He is just the greatest rider we seen. Heads of.

[@menace1tb]

Awsome to see how truthful and open he is in these interviews. These are priceless for mental/life lessons.

[@natepate6117]

We love you James. Fear of failure sure sounds better than the Fear of success.....and you definitely are a success. Although I’m so bummed cause I know your done. But I sure hope you get that feeling back to where you’d be happy riding again and show the kids who daddy is on a dirt bike and that’s pure genius .....

[@Drumanimal]

My all time favourite rider! Enjoy your life James, you deserve it.

[@MrPsh-xs7ul]

Damn... The fun of riding his bike is gone. From his own parents to his factory team and all the pressure that was on him the love of riding is gone. I’m glad he’s doing good and happy being a father and enjoys his money. He earned it.

[@424mx]

Love watching this guy ride. I hope he gets to where he enjoys riding again. He had such a good influence on my kid and many more 👍

[@brnbrnzhairline]

My dad lives in Haines City and saw James in his lambo geeked🤙🦾 Florida Loves you James 🙌🙏Best rider ever

[@MrFunkyBeatz]

Sounds like he needs to get the boys together and just go out Bush somewhere and ride for fun. No tracks. Just go play. James, his bike, and a bunch of good lads.

[@250txc]

Yep, sounds like that to me also :)

[@benevolentdictator2315]

He has the symptoms of mild PTSD; can't enjoy his skill set and discipline that brought him this far.

[@mountainslapstick6170]

needs to get into trail riding with the boys! Hours on the bike on fun trails out in the woods

[@townley1017]

Sean Allison agree, so much fun on push bikes and it’s because you can just try as you like. James would be good but he wouldn’t have to be and it’d be funny. Dude needs some chill time like that before he gets real old

[@shawndoucette9797]

I have more respect for James now then ever before. Thanks James for setting the record straight.

[@ktmrider848]

Awesome, I haven't ridden in years and this makes me want to get another bike and enjoy it while i can

[@baileyayers4876]

Hurts to see someone hate the sport that they did on days in, all the pressure that he had I’m glad he stopped and didn’t try to keep going. I would rather see someone enjoy what they do and are bad then see someone hate what they do and are really talented. Hats off to you James. Really valuable information you’ve shared with everyone!

[@TommyBlackx59]

We miss you james. Thanks for all the memories.

[@darthmaul7428]

Keep them coming man nice to hear to talk about your career and all of the things we never got to see you go through

[@AdventureswithQuillen]

Thank you James! We appreciate the interviews and miss the living shit out of you bud! Much love from Polk!!!

[@dinkum83]

Best quote ever “ yeah I’m fat” legend

[@WhosClanNation]

So lucky to have grown up watching you. Hope you’re doing well, James.

[@edwinbegay1313]

Was always awesome watching the races, and yes I understand the pressure and arguments in racing world, I used to race motocross, now it’s mud racing, it’s been exhausting,

[@stscameron34]

I loved watching you. People say if u crashed less or this and that but what u did and I mean all of it is what made you so damn fun to watch.

[@UncleSarkis]

I loved watching James ride, I'd love to see him ride again as long as he doesn't get hurt.

[@supersaiyanj1567]

Will always be my favorite rider of all time and hopefully his brother will win a championship one year💯💯

[@bfrbradleyfamilyracing7139]

James, you were the greatest at what you do, brother. You have skills that can't be taught. It's sad to hear that you had such a rough time during your career, but the sport is light years ahead because of your dedication. I tuned in every race you ran in, because of the excitement you brought.

[@togepi21]

I knew these would be worth the wait. Timing is everything my guy❤️

[@ck9c653]

Ride on kx250 in 450 class against best in world .respect

[@paulmader1052]

Killer rider loved watching those back wheel taps off jumps he does n of course the Bubba scrub

[@timbeach2409]

James, you do not need too impress anyone else with your talent, you have already done that. Don't worry about what other people expect from you on a bike anymore. Go to your compound some night flip on the switch turn the lights on throw a leg over the bike and just go have some fun and the heck with everybody else just enjoy the moment whether you're riding fast or slow just enjoy yourself with the motorcycle

[@Mxbob21]

I feel you bros behind the seen only top racers know what it’s like you’ll be a great dad and we of all fans have the most respect for you and again thank you for the great memories and coming out of the closet to do this, much appreciated enjoy the next chapter in life .... maybe you could quad on more time for us lmao 🤣

[@CG-11235spiral]

James you’re the man! I started riding because of you. I don’t really want to go to hangtown anymore as I think it’s boring now. You brought a lot to the sport brother and it’s different with out you. I’m glad you get to retire you earned it.

[@Hughes225]

So good to see James doing well! I hope the next chapter for him is a fantastic one!

[@scottfeldman272]

Love hearing this guy again

[@jjstewart2120]

Presence and style unforgettable a humble king.dat dudes in love.its all good.

[@user93634]

We all hope you get back to riding James. Would be great to see you at a local practice day, or just out on a trail ride.

[@Shaneybaney4u2nv]

Thank you for finally coming out and telling us the true feeling and history of your career. You're a very inspirational person. Try to just take the positives out of all the negative and enjoy your life. We all respect you and love hearing from you. So keep making videos please!!

[@Shipman37x]

I think it would be bad ass if he raced the 125 all star race in outdoors this year

[@mikebrown41182]

Kinda crazy in a way aswell. Cause he said he did not feel like he had a chance. Yet he held Carmichael of for more than 50% of certain race on the two stroke, nevertheless the entire field behind him. But being James is what makes James, he did not settle in wich he should be proud of. But lets be honest, the entourage demanded to much of him at times and the fans aswell. It might have been one of his worse year in 2005 outdoors, and knowing that he struggled in his mind and all that is not fun at all, but my point is that being a fan watching someone ride a two stroke that fast (overriding) sure, but yeah riding that fast and kept the entire field honest will go to the history books, no matter the results. The bike was amazing for supercross, just look at how fast when he did not crash. For me that era and James making his mark on the two strokes 125 and the 250 is something that i will never forget and the entire industry wont. James now, deserves to do what the heck he want, and when he wants to. Well thanks for all the incredible memories!

[@dbbentley4879]

I have another level of respect for you after watching this and totally understand what you're going through. It's hard to let go of a winning mind set. The lost feelings and not even wanting to look at a bike. JS7 NEVER FORGOTTEN

[@jonelrod8426]

Miss this dude for sure. A bad dude on a bike, and a cool dude off. MISS YOU TO BIG JAMES!!!!!

[@buryurfear14]

I feel for the guy. You know that pressure exists, but you never know the extent.

[@berryfranks8363]

Malcom Stewart 2020.....

[@DisruptiveUnicorn98k]

Thanks for sharing this ,I felt like this helps explain things I didn't understand

[@Coyotethumper5]

I hope he finds the joy and love of riding again just for fun it’s a great feeling, but most of all to have happiness in life.

[@justinwilley4835]

This was such a cool video

[@cdmc012599]

You've always been a great rider. From the time I picked your bike up off the track at a amateur outdoor qualifier. I could tell you was destin to be a bad ass and you was. It saddens me that you hate riding, but I understand why you do. Hopefully one day that'll change for you. Thank you for the show James "Bubba" Stewart "the dad" lol you'll be talked about for decades!

[@prestonsolis2847]

Need more of this.

[@brianchurchill9174]

Love James! One of my favourite riders of all time! Without a doubt and by far the most naturally gifted motocross rider ever but its sad to hear he feels the way he do. I got to call it as I see it...... In all due respect to James I dont believe everything he is saying.... I think him being so much better then everyone else for so long and winning so much for so long I thing he truly thought that he could do that forever while putting in minimum effort, and when the reality of his lack of effort caught up on him he couldn't mentally handle the fact that guys he was beating for years were now beating him.... I read a quote once and it goes like this..... when you win say little, and when you lose say nothing at all.... Either way all the best James just get on your bike and go have some fun with your buddies that's what it's all about!

[@weekendwarrior6285]

My passion/hobby was building/racing cars, I thought I struck gold when I was offered to do it full time and get paid for it, over the years the passion/enjoyment faded as it became just another day job and reason I had to get out of bed early ,miss out on time with friends and family.everyone thought I was crazy when I quit, sold up the cars became a dad(which is reason enough to give up professional mx/sx) I almost despise anything race car related now. I took up racing mx again and love it more than ever before, but If it became a day job I would imagine the same thing would happen...

[@250txc]

I was a software developer\automation guy\tester and writing code for a living, all day, under the gun to get something code, got old and was work,,, ~Never enough time to code it correctly and usually was just hacked together to make it work,

[@tpow2651]

your fans appreciate you bubba we know youre just human. youre a legend bro

[@therubenlopez8379]

Nice to see and hear #JamesStewart telling us how he really feels. #Fatherhood 💯👍🏽

[@djblackruss]

They need a over 30 series, bring the old guys back, would be Epic

[@talon.blayze]

Love this bro!

[@michaelhicks9464]

Huge fan JS7. Just keep in mind. Everyone else opinion only matters if you allow those opinion to matter. When you just do your best no matter what it's enough it always will be. Remember no one is perfect. Even yourself. Forgive yourself and enjoy those moments you have. Wish you the best JS7. THANKS FOR KEEPING IT REAL! Just my 2 cents boss man.

[@stevewilliams1290]

You’re the man James!

[@louiedangelo3843]

Just be happy james and whats gona be is gonna be. GOD bless bruh.

[@andy347495]

Great to hear the insight. Thanks for sharing!

[@Mxbob21]

We all want part 3 awesome love the story’s

[@user-lh8rb5wx6q]

It seems that James Stewart, was, and is, a human after all. Of F course. Good job man.

[@vpdecorinc1296]

Come on James I’m from 🇧🇷 come over to the compound to visit they didn’t let us in… Charge a fee or something you are a legend man …..

[@jjwa5410]

JS7 on that bulk routine cot damn. He got that bulk routine from RC

[@250txc]

Yep but RC is sporting size 36-40,,

[@darby262]

Dudes rich hes eatin good! Lol

[@nottingham82]

Powdered donuts and pixie sticks are the secrets to motocross success.

[@briansmith7312]

Man you were the best ,hope to see you ride again, for me ,I rode for a few years but never was you but still Daytona, astro dome GNCC, Loretta Lynn's, but never could pick a sponsor and father could not continue, he broke his back in 74 racing hare scrambles and was paralyzed from chest down . That's why I had to quit . Man even if you don't win go back so we all can see you again. ✌

[@t-roymccoy59]

James Stewart 4life🤞🏾💯. I stop riding bc he stop racing now I got 13 bikes that just collected dust.

[@benevolentdictator2315]

Amazing interview. Sad to see him in so much emotional pain as he seems to be suffering from PTSD. He is unable to enjoy the skill and discipline that brought him this far. James..your not an idiot (the Bubba scrub proves that), you are a champion and some day you will draw on that skill set for a greater purpose. What you are going thru is what happens to most professional athletes, especially the successful ones. You will be fine and you will rediscover that passion that drove you to bliss, again.