SuperBike Champion Crowned at NJMP! Breaking Down the MotoAmerica Finale & MotoGP Motegi

uh which is great um well with that said let's talk about it you know we did the show saturday sunday morning so uh it's set up you know um harry oh man listen man if we go to the casino i'm going what you say the first

it's only one bet so yeah

yeah yeah you put your money on fung and you know you know you didn't you know you didn't jinx uh you didn't jinx the situation we know what happened um you know what was it like for you um you know watching from home and and just seeing it go down and how were you looking at the weather because you're seeing it on the screen and and hearing what the broadcasters are saying and stuff like that granted you wanted to live on saturday morning but once the racing started happening uh

I enjoyed the race.

I was worried about you all.

I was like, man, I hope it don't get rained out, and I hope they don't cancel the race or there actually be a race this past weekend.

Because as you know, like what happened earlier, I think a couple races, I forgot what round it was, they kind of shortened up the race because of the red flags.

And due to the weather, I thought it was going to be something similar that might have happened, but it didn't happen.

But...

Man, it was just good to see Bobby Funk.

I rode with him the whole year, even when he was in fourth place.

And it didn't look like he was going to be able to beat Schultz on the Yamaha, even though they was on the same piece of equipment.

And he was able to, you know, gather his medal in himself, get back on and trust his team and trust his motorcycle and push it to the limit and stop Sean Dan Kelly from, you know, winning his first Superbike champion.

It was just great to see how Bobby, you know, catapulted himself from not what happened last year and to win a championship, man.

It was a true blessing to see him win one because he deserved it.

Right, right.

You know, it was pretty crazy because Saturday morning, you know, Lewis and I, well, we were there in person.

We got to see all the carnage from all the canopies and the victory celebration podium area, all the screens.

There's a bunch of TV screens or monitor screens that make up that one whole screen.

And it's pretty wild to see from how the setup is.

That whole thing was knocked down.

Flender's Harley knocked over from weather.

It was pretty wild to see.

So at some point, we didn't even know when the race was going to start, not to mention the cleanup of the track.

much less what's going on in the paddock and stuff like that.