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James Stewart "Bubba" JS7 NEW Full Interview Fastest Man To Ever Ride A Dirt Bike Racing Supercross, Motocross, Moto, SX, & MX All Time Legend James "Bubba" Stewart Epic Tell All Sit Down Interview About Racing Career Highs & Lows With Brand New Newest James Stewart Podcast Video Tells Full Real Life Story Of His Amazing Racing Career Listen To MX Legend Multi Time 450s Motocross Championships, 450s Supercross Championships Muli Time 250s SX Championships & 250 MX Championships Learn The True Story Of James Stewart's Epic Racing Tales Newest James Stewart Exclusive Behind The Scenes James Bubba Stewart #7 Stew Tells All In Part 1 Interview Video 2019. James Bubba Stewart #7 drops brand new video discussing his epic racing career everything from invention of the bubba scrub to racing against other racing legends & champions like Ricky Carmichael RC the GOAT #4 & Chad Reed #22 plus watching the king of supercross Jeremy Mcgrath #2 & Stew also speaks about current supercross star Eli Tomac #3 & give his thoughts on why Eli Tomac has yet to win supercross title in his career as of yet! This exclusive James Stewart 2019 interview is produced & presented by Seven MX riding gear company owned by James Stewart. Listen to the fastest SX supercross & MX motocross racer of all time to ever race a motorcycle tell all in epic video interview! James Bubba Stewart is also the very first Black African American to race dirt bikes at a top professional level of moto racing, professional motocross, & professional supercross in America rac to ever win supercross championship & the first to ever win motocross championship Bubba James Stewart is a multi Monster Energy Supercross Championship Winner In 450 premier class & multi Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Nationals Championship Winner In 450s premier moto mx class. Please LIKE this video & COMMENT below also please SUBSCRIBE to Moto Films RU-vid channel now! Thanks for watching & please check out similar video content also posted on Moto Films RU-vid channel! #JamesStewart #Supercross #Motocross
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@Deegan38 5 лет назад

James Stewart you are the man 👊🏼

@Motocue912 5 лет назад

Deegan38 there was fast than there was James . It came with that smile. He was the man....

@charliemike13 4 года назад

Deegan38 your son is going to be the man! He’s smart and seems respectful and extremely focused. Heck of a racer and I know he has competition, however he seems to have a really good grasp on how it works and how to work harder to win.

@23riward 5 лет назад

I stopped watching motor cross since he left, now I’m just waiting on a movie to come out based on a true story about his career. Make it happen JS!!!

@bunnymanmoe8819 5 лет назад

Fr fr

@luistrejos5997 5 лет назад

Me too

@Carbon375 4 года назад

Exactly

@itsRaccs 4 года назад

Same here. I’m a baseball football guy but JS7 vs reed and Ricky had me hooked. Malcolm is looking good this year though I’m back watching!

@Turbochapman 4 года назад

He was just a flash in the pan. He didn't have the mentality to stay in the game long enough to be relevant. Ricky is the G.O.AT. !

@kauaihawaii8219 5 лет назад

My fav rider of all time and best style not the same without JS7

@MotoRevelations 5 лет назад

Lol stfu

@garrett3234 5 лет назад

shockadellick Who the fuck is that guy?

@graveydavey0074 5 лет назад

I can sleep now. He may not race on the professional level again? But he's doing good. Great interview #7☝

@jraybay 5 лет назад

👍

@subdued8030 5 лет назад

You were so insane man. So glad I grew up at the time when you were racing. Got to see one of the best/fastest ever. Truly and honor James.

@aussiebattlerfarming61 5 лет назад

Thanks for the memories James it was awesome to watch you race.

@bunnymanmoe8819 5 лет назад

@@shockadellick lol

@zealobiron 5 лет назад

@@shockadellick who said anything about scrubbin... lol. Nirvana wasn't the first grunge band either. But who brought it into the light...

@VlogEpicness 5 лет назад

An iPhone filmed video with no race footage or editing. JS7’s legacy deserves more than this.

@michaelfagan6123 5 лет назад

If this is how he felt comfortable doing the interview than what does it matter.

@bunnymanmoe8819 5 лет назад

@@michaelfagan6123 He never said he was comfortable. James never complain but he wants better.

@michaelfagan6123 5 лет назад

@@bunnymanmoe8819 man I don't blame him. I miss seeing this guy ride. I actually spotted his white tundra one day and my coworker couldn't figure out why I was freaking out like a 15 year old school girl lol

@bunnymanmoe8819 5 лет назад

@@michaelfagan6123 Did you get a chance to speak to him? He was definitely a beast. He look like he doesn't give a damn about mx or sx right now, just living the good life! He is missed. I can't even watch modern day mx, the excitement just not there for me.

@michaelfagan6123 5 лет назад

@@bunnymanmoe8819 man I wish! We were heading down 27 headed towards i4. From what I know he lives with in a 100 mile radius of me lol And yes. He brought an excitement back to the sport that hasn't been matched!

@williamwebster8367 4 года назад

An inspiration to an entire generation. Including myself. The GOAT

@nikasaki5301 5 лет назад

Ive been to alot of sports events but my memory of Toronto 2014 was the proudest moment ive ever had for another fellow man named Bubba.... Your the Goat in our Canadian hearts!

@pierceb2105 5 лет назад

This guy will forever be my favourite rider of all time. The guy was faster than anybody to race a bike on dirt, and he was always a big personality and having a laugh (unless he was crashing out haha). Enjoy your time now James, I'm grateful that our era of fans got to enjoy the brilliance you provided on the track.Him and RC was the pinnacle of the sport imho.

@martinhealy6813 5 лет назад

Ricky was faster &fitter outdoors 2005/2006 smoked him #facts

@Ryan-ni7mo 5 лет назад

Was RC not barely faster?

@codypurtlebaugh9879 3 года назад

@@martinhealy6813 you heard him in the interview, he was new to the scene of those bikes and his 2 stroke just couldn’t keep up. that along with rickys knowledge that james didn’t have yet, of course he was gonna beat him. but straight up, fastest ever, it’s james stewart. he took risks no one else would even though it may have cost him titles and even wins. he was willing to take those chances just to win. he was the fastest to ever do it. there were times when james would literally toy with ricky while being behind him until he actually wanted to take the lead. no doubt in my mind james is the fastest to ever do it. rickys the greatest to ever do it.

@martinhealy6813 3 года назад

Maybe in indoors not outdoors # never beaten 10 straight yrs

@pierceb2105 3 года назад

@@martinhealy6813 05? Wasn't James on the SR250 in 05? Hardly a fair comparison

@channel1_channel 5 лет назад

Love James's attitude towards his kids. Don't spoil them with gifts.

@robertrishel3685 5 лет назад

I always really loved this guy...the way he rides a motorcycle is sublime, beyond anyone I’ve ever seen in my life. A remarkable athlete.

@nancysmith9487 3 года назад

There was amateur used your famous move back in the day when you were on 60cc, to stay low and get to track faster to passing people up over the Englishtown plunge... You are the man

@mclife1 5 лет назад

He got me into supercross and motocross and made me a fan of the sport.

@rasheedshakur3754 5 лет назад

Me too

@bunnymanmoe8819 5 лет назад

@@shockadellick Your dad didn't do shit

@FastHouseGaming 5 лет назад

James gave history to the supercross league, the first time I ever watched supercross this dude had the spot light, the way I watched him race I demanded to know who this dude was and years and years I now know who everyone is because of this man, James changed the sport forever, I who ever opposes, sorry but supercross will never be the same with out this man, ol' bubba Stewart will be known as the legend of supercross... thank you for the most memberable races just hope one day we will see you again.

@theboogeyman1305 5 лет назад

This dude is the fastest man to ever race a dirtbike. Without a doubt. Some of the things he did as an amatuer and as a pro are incredible. This guy is a legend...

@martinhealy6813 5 лет назад

Yeah him on the kx 125 goin thru the whoops on the bak wheel at Millville 03/04 passin everyone ... just pinned

@tonyjenkins272 5 лет назад

💯

@jewelslmao2006 5 лет назад

LOL u forget who he learned from tho??? he would sit outside my dads truck at the track. talkin bout “fastest man to ever race a dirtbike” look up jeff matiasevich YURT

@theboogeyman1305 5 лет назад

@@jewelslmao2006 trust me.. i know who jeff is. But he is nowhere near as fast on a dirtbike as james is. like i said, James did things that no other rider was willing to do. and that includes jumping things on a dirtbike than you would never even see as a possibility. Both Jeff and James are amazing riders but in comparison of speed, its not even relatively close

@theboogeyman1305 5 лет назад

@@martinhealy6813 im not sure where you are from but in Cali theres a track called Paris Raceway. Around like 03' maybe, Along the far back side of the track there was a 2 tabletops against the hill. The first one was maybe only 50ft, 2nd one maybe 60ft. the landing of the 2nd table was somewhat steep and very long back down the hill. I watched James freakin jump the whole section on a 125 2 stroke. it hard to describe the danger of the jump if you didnt see it but never in a million years did anybody contemplate jumping then together. it was about 170ft with no forgiveness. The man is a savage. and mind you this was on a practice day...

@bigmanracing300 5 лет назад

Never forget the wall jump at Daytona supercross. Truly an amazing rider.

@BR-cb4yd 4 года назад

INSANE the way he launched it!!!!

@shauncry1917 3 года назад

Ewwwy that front wheel tap

@MP_Soundbox 3 года назад

Thanks James for enduring an interview with amateurs.

@nikasaki5301 5 лет назад

Toronto 2014 was the best performance I have EVER witnessed for any human in sports..

@iTzReFlExx 5 лет назад

Nicole Grieve yes

@WKNDRacingMedia 5 лет назад

I watch that race all the time!

@brnbrnzhairline 5 лет назад

I witnessed Ricky’s last race here in Orlando against him in 2007. James is magical

@luistrejos5997 5 лет назад

Agree

@jraybay 4 года назад

We know the results by now, obviously, but I still watch that race atleast twice a month haha. Still makes my arm hairs stand up, and as a Canadian supercross fan from Toronto, I'm glad he did here lol. Have it saved on my phone and laptop 👍

@rowieg2148 5 лет назад

Wow , he finally spoke ........ I think all us fans were hoping he was secretly training in secret facility ready to come back with the 259 number again and destroy everyone . 🤔

@FastHouseGaming 5 лет назад

You know the last few years I was hoping that, he fell off the face of the earth, just disappeared but who knows, this may just be another teaser, or if he really is done. He may come back for outdoor and maybe have his final season, it's tough knowing, this dude has always been a mystery

@brodyrichard263 5 лет назад

It Don't hurt to dream lol

@pierceb2105 5 лет назад

@@FastHouseGaming I doubt he'll ever race again, but hopefully he gets back into the scene and starts calling the races. Ricky Carmichael is terrible, and James would absolutely kill it as a commentator. I do feel that he probably feel burnt by the AMA (understandably too), and it won't happen.

@channinggrinage5964 5 лет назад

Mee...

@derekl544 5 лет назад

Haha I was thinking the exact same thing.

@CycleCruza 5 лет назад

JS was the most badass on a Kawasaki.

@Erik-rp1hi 5 лет назад

I still remember when Bailey commented on James scrub. I to was blown away. Still remember the image and David commenting to this day.

@shredfest30 5 лет назад

James... Your performance in Toronto was by far, the best live accomplishment I have ever seen by anyone, doing anything.. Your determination that night was almost enough to single handedly burn down the stadium..! It was the race my friends and I still always talk about. So next time you watch that RU-vid video, know the cheering you heard was from me!! Good to see you are doing good, and you are still smiling from ear to ear!

@SW-tx9rh 2 года назад

The nicest guy!! So proud of him, his accomplishments, and what he did for all kids of any race in this sport. He opened doors and inspired anyone looking to get out there and race. Bravo to all the fans!!

@lottolinks6394 5 лет назад

the new generation will never be better than james bubba stewart

@danl3154 5 лет назад

Thanx for the memories JS7. Enjoy father hood!

@arnelldisco1584 5 лет назад

It means a lot to see this interview. I came up in the Ricky Johnson, Jeff Ward, Jeff Stanton era. I had nothing but good times racing and seeing what was available on tv. Recorded everything on vhs back then. Motocross keep me out of trouble cause I wanted to be good at it. Met James at Englishtown raceway in 98. Crazy fast on an 80. 1st outdoor championship Binghamton 2002 I asked him for the champagne bottle as he went back to the pits. That bottle means a lot to this day. I still have on a shelf. Thanks for all you did for MX.

@TheRealTieLUR 5 лет назад

Stewart calling out Tomac on his headgame 🙌 I feel the same way brother maybee its time for Bubba to start coaching Tomac

@channel1_channel 5 лет назад

Yeah...Stewart nailed the Tomac situation.

@mattcourtney3001 5 лет назад

It’s cool to hear him talk about the past like that.

@william49992 5 лет назад

yeah cool to hear, didnt know he disliked Daytona and couldnt see well

@astreet339 5 лет назад

He literally changed up the Moto game with the Scrub!!

@Tew730 5 лет назад

The scrub was something BUT IT WAS HIS FLAT OUT SPEED AND DETERMINATION THAT DEFINED JS...

@xotixlol5763 5 лет назад

shockadellick stfu yo😭😭

@FastHouseGaming 5 лет назад

The bubba scrub, always, bubba changed the way we see supercross and I think nobody will never show that again... but Ken Roczen is already starting to show that... but with out bubba the sport will never be the same

@rileybaker4397 5 лет назад

shockadellick he didn’t bubba scrub though

@chandlercooper7404 4 года назад

@@shockadellick he obviously wasnt good enough to have the world doing it till bubba. so fuck him

@HXLIASMR 5 лет назад

Toronto 2014 was no joke incredible to witness in real life. He was on another level.

@Kole723 5 лет назад

I can remember watching that in real life and you could tell he was winning that night

@Brendanlee562 5 лет назад

After I saw this video come up on my feed, I looked up that race. Probably my favorite race. Long live JS7

@Mr_Will51 5 лет назад

The energy in the Rogers centre just built and built until he passed barcia (I believe) then it irrupted. Crazy to think I saw that race live.

@Kole723 5 лет назад

@@Mr_Will51 it sucks that they havnt came to Toronto the pass few years either. Toronto always has the biggest loudest crowds out of any supercross

@eflowers765 5 лет назад

Indy 2007! Check that race out..

@rizz0d 5 лет назад

i could listen to him talk all day. to say he changed the sport forever is an understatement. everybody is faster thanks to bubba stewart the fastest man to ever ride a dirtbike.

@flangmasterj 5 лет назад

I must have watched that 2014 Toronto win so many times. If anyone hasn't seen James riding like he's on another level, go check that video out.

@jraybay 5 лет назад

My all time favorite rider! Glad to have watched James race in my hometown of Toronto too. Seeing him live is something I'll never forget. He made it look easy on his best day. There'll never be another like him. He'll definitely be missed 🙏⭐

@frdrmz4504 5 лет назад

Favourite racer to watch in the sport. I’ll be buying 7 merch for life bro.

@zealobiron 5 лет назад

Few months behind. But thank you Mr. Stewart for taking the time to talk about your career. Been quiet for so long. Thanks for the memories and the experience of getting to watch you compete!

@yapabelgica5650 5 лет назад

Hi. I'm you're biggest fan JS7 I'cant sleep right now because he can stop playing moto x I remember my first play in moto x here in phillipines that i said to myself that i have to win because one day I Will meet JS7 thank you for your memories in playing moto x I' m your #1 fun

@kev2bkr 5 лет назад

Grew up watching James Bubba Stewart. Much respect for evolving the motocross culture, he is the reason why I ride til this day! James was the only “ Celebrity” I ever wanted to meet. I’m glad I did twice so far. 🤘🏾💯

@rasheedshakur3754 5 лет назад

Ditto I've never been a fan of anyone, until I saw this kat. Salute!

@kev2bkr 5 лет назад

Rasheed Shakur Salute!

@mobiledetail4you 5 лет назад

Thanks for posting this! James “Bubba” Stewart amazing watching him race for many years. I believe I watched his first 450 supercross race or at least first race season in San Diego it was immediately clear he is/was special and destined to have a great career! Friends criticize his willingness to take risks he didn’t need to... That is one of the reasons I loved watching him race. Cheers!

@robynblom 5 лет назад

the one and only, King of rhythm section!!

@marty9660 5 лет назад

James definitely made the sport a lot more entertaining back then.

@austinsonger388 5 лет назад

Js7 we miss you man. Thanks for all the amazing years. And the wall jump lol. That old guy that hit that was nuts!!!!

@electricjed 5 лет назад

I realize JS time has passed but damn I miss you James. You are an incredible talent. There will never be s rider who sees the track like you do. Miss you brother.

@mikewilkins2030 2 года назад

The progression on a MAN, is the biggest story for me! He is so articulate and wise! You are a role model my friend! Stay safe!

@chriscooper1945 5 лет назад

"I tried breaking his leg, but other than that we were cool" lol, I loved watching RC and Bubba growing up

@fullnoyz7670 5 лет назад

We miss you James , there’s a hole in the sport that will never be filled! All the best for life after motocross

@50centgunit3 5 лет назад

this sport beat this man up and the sport never supported him like they should its no way champion should have left james thank you for the memories you are the goat

@salvadorquezada23 5 лет назад

Ah...excuse me! Ricky Carmichael IS the GOAT!!

@salvadorquezada23 5 лет назад

50centgunit3 excuse me...?! Ricky Carmichael IS the GOAT.

@Degenerate124 5 лет назад

James is far from the goat. But was one of the fastest guys on the planet. And the sport wasn’t cruel to him. He was cruel to himself and didn’t do what he needed to do to win more ships. This sport didn’t ruin his career he done it by not turning in the paper work. (even tho it is complete bullshit and the FIM/WADA is pure trash and hurting our sport and all about money) that’s not the sport itself. The sport itself is are the fans. And 90% of the fans support and like JS7!

@PNW_Car_Mods 5 лет назад

"if I don't win this race. we don't eat!" This is what's wrong with our society right now. Everyone has lost the will to survive and advance themselves. Settle as a city is an example of what spoon fed gets you. I hope Eli is watching this. I was never a Bubba fan, but this was awesome. A whole new much larger respect.

@heidiw5739 5 лет назад

COME BACK!!! thanks for the memories

@MasterKurisu 5 лет назад

Thanks for uploading this. I'm a huge fan of James Stewart. To hear his take on some of those past races was really interesting. I agree with him on Eli too. He must be having lots of trouble with the bike this year. He was so dominant the last two years. He should be winning everything.

@chucofilms915 5 лет назад

We all miss you Stewart 💪🏽💪🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽

@sweetdudeicecream 5 лет назад

Chuco Fishing no we dont he sucked

@deadheadrevival 5 лет назад

Not all! That's for sure! He USED to be just one of my favs but now hes just a memory

@bretmuldner 5 лет назад

Thank GOD for Big James and wife! They raised some good kids!

@MrJokkoma 5 лет назад

Both Stewart brothers has had a big impact on a lot of people. One night I dreamt that both Bubba and Mookie came to ride at my backyard motocross track in Sweden, they've heard about my private track and they had even learned to speak Swedish when they showed up lol.

@dgkman5310 3 года назад

Fuck outta here 😁😁😁😁😁

@devinwillard6747 5 лет назад

It was cool to hear his side of the pressure.. like how the reason he always was going for it.. was because he felt like 2nd wasn't good enough. Like if his team wouldnt have been bummed. He may not have gotten so many injuries. And won more championships.

@Stinky_sack 5 лет назад

This video is why tomac won this past weekend. Got motivated

@fredgarvinMP 5 лет назад

Why couldn't James have made this at the beginning of the season!

@cameron6783 5 лет назад

Growing up you were my favorite rider. Before I even knew who you were I saw you race number 7 and that was my favorite number. The older I got the more I started to respect and understand riding and respecting James Stewart as a professional. I always cheered him on even when I had no idea what was going on lol. He had one hell of a run, and will forever be known as a legend in the sport.

@nancysmith9487 3 года назад

Inspiration to those fans,kids, riders,sponsors, truckers, maintenance,flaggers, We thank you for sharing your thoughts and feelings and personal information too...

@rright9497 5 лет назад

2-Wheel Master....Big Thks Stewart family!

@PaulConnor100 4 года назад

Fastest's man on the planet..... Not sure what happened him near the end but he was the man ✊miss you Js7 Thanks! for the memories 😉

@amdg2023 5 лет назад

James rode the tracks at times like things weren't there or in his way? He kinda just flew through huge obstacles with what appeared to be little effort. I don't think he realizes how fast he was.

@MrCR500AF 5 лет назад

he also often rode dangerously out of control and put other riders lives at risk because of it.

@thelongone11 5 лет назад

So good to hear from Bubba.Thank you for sharing this!!

@BR-cb4yd 4 года назад

I remember RACING him on 50s 60s and 80s,WELL.... I cant say I raced him but can say he lapped me everytime 😄

@eriwilnel 2 года назад

James elevated the sport, and did it when there was some really good talent in his era. Stewart, Charmichael, and Reed battles were the glory times of the Sport.

@bluegull1541 5 лет назад

Remember him coming out of the sand wash at Millville front wheel 8 feet off the ground he rode at another unique level.

@DEEDUBZ 4 года назад

My Motorbike Coach Mungo introduced me to some of James 'Bubba' Stewart's work, and I've watched a few of his vids. A real talent with excellent accomplishments and seems to have a cult following by the looks of it. But what I like about him also is that the brotha seems to just live a very simple life. Mad respect.

@TheJarvisRanch 5 лет назад

Hey thanks man your fans really do care about you buddy myself included, glad to hear you're moving forward with yourself man right on. Bro stewart is on point, good for you man, telling it like it is and you were great man, still are great, always looked forward to seeing you ride. I hope the future holds what you need for you brother. Good job man.

@northofseven4233 5 лет назад

TO 2014 was amazing. I called it on the second lap through the rhythm section. Sat right behind 2 guys I Kawi jackets that won 2 tickets to monster cup

@nicholasklecan1738 5 лет назад

Now wayy, f**kin awesome! Thank you Stew, JS7!! Been waiting for something like this for a longg time! Thank you kind sir!! Enjoy your life bud!

@nicholasklecan1738 5 лет назад

What a great freakin interview not to mention!! What we been waiting for Fastest Man on a Dirtbike ever!! JS7!!

@chucofilms915 5 лет назад

Anything is Stewable !!!

@toddstephenson7154 5 лет назад

Well done James on an honest interview. It’s always good to hear an athlete review their own career afterwards and you didn’t disappoint.

@togepi21 2 года назад

Playing these back now that the Bubba podcast is finally here

@craighills2382 5 лет назад

Thank you i have learnt i never not, but i now respect and love you buddy

@athomerecordschannel 5 лет назад

It is crazy because Ricky Carmichael watched James Stewart come up as a kid under him. Carmichael was around the Stewart's a lot. You can tell that Ricky wanted and thought James was going to be next. I feel (just my personal feeling) that Ricky left a year early expecting it to be James time. You can tell by the smile on James face when talking about Ricky just how much he both respected Ricky but wanted to beat Ricky straight up. To see a racer smile that much when talking about his older competitor shows more then their words could ever say. That said you can tell James hates Chad. Even though they are older you can still see that deep in his soul that he does not like Chad Reed.

@Chrissy-H 5 лет назад

I hope Eli watches this and smokes everyone for the rest of the season, knowing JS7 repped him.

@mountain9954 5 лет назад

Definitely didn't work this weekend....

@donaldstuart3651 5 лет назад

Don't see that happening Webb would basically have to DNF a race

@pierceb2105 5 лет назад

I wonder if Eli is struggling with the new KX450? He seems unusually slow compared to his normal blistering speed. Not a fan of the guy, purely because he's such a robot and seems to have no personality haha, but the guy can ride!

@shaynebrown131 5 лет назад

@@pierceb2105 Could be, hes on a kawasaki lmao

@wyattbozarth54 5 лет назад

Shayne Brown if you actually think he’s doing bad because he’s “on Kawasaki” then y’all are brain dead end of story.

@gabrieldemelo5363 5 лет назад

awesome interview, good to see you are doing well Bubba. Im a huge fan.

@eflowers765 5 лет назад

James you should come back and race the 125 All Star series at the Outdoor Nationals.. imagine the attendance at the Nationals the manufacturers that don't build 125 will probably be pissed because people my start buying 125's again and racing my become fun again!

@mxdocumentarytvmxdocumenta2221 5 лет назад

Good idea but he is to up him self to do a fun race

@derrickzenner9300 3 года назад

He could let everyone go on the start and still be in first place by the 3rd lap

@buck_maize111 3 года назад

I've been watching all the bar to bars from 2002 upwards.. man bubba was and is the gnarliest rider of all time..

@rmtwofiftyzmann 5 лет назад

another game changer the sign of a true great no matter what anyone says

@davidparks6420 5 лет назад

Bruhhh we miss you on the track! You brought the excitement and intensity! My Saturday nights was all about Can't wait to see James kill everyone on the track! Congrats on retirement hate to see you go, but we have enjoyed your racing!!!!

@59vaughn 5 лет назад

Respect...and those tv people are evil...tryin to drag somebody for ratings...but he's one of the best...

@392reese3 3 года назад

You are the reason I bought a dirt bike JS! Ain’t no telling the shit you had to deal with being the only African American in that sport. Your a legend no doubt! 🤘🏽

@BobaFed_OTE 5 лет назад

I was at 07’ Indy it was sick! I still remember and talk about that race and how fast he was going!!!

@randyreynolds6508 5 лет назад

Me too ! I'll never forget it it

@derekl544 5 лет назад

This was a good interview. I too was secretly hoping you'd come back with the #259...but I've come to terms with it. Looking forward to the continuation of the interview James...

@Sketchbag 5 лет назад

Chad Reed must be happy after watching this!

@Degenerate124 5 лет назад

Sketchbag chads a cry baby it doesn’t matter what JS7 says chad will find somthing to cry about!

@MxRider721 5 лет назад

Just curious Justin but what does chad ever cry about?

@Degenerate124 5 лет назад

Andrew Cameron your kidding right? Chad has been known as the cry baby in our sport since he became pro! Have you never listened to any of his podium speeches or pressers ect? Lol he cry’s about everything!

@MxRider721 5 лет назад

So give me an example?

@louiedangelo3843 5 лет назад

@@MxRider721 waiting.............

@pay2000 5 лет назад

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. Second most winningest AMA rider of all time 28 wins 250 AMA Motocross 10-2002 7-2003 11-2004 50 wins 450 AMA Supercross 3-2005 8-2006 13-2007 1-2008 11-2009 1-2010 5-2011 2-2012 1-2013 5-2014 20 wins 450 AMA Motocross 3-2006 1-2007 12-2008 perfect season 2-2012 1-2013 1-2014 98 wins

@byshopwilliams8256 5 лет назад

Take RC and Mgrath off that list if your going to compare statistics

@pay2000 5 лет назад

@@byshopwilliams8256 Why? Stewart is also the second most SX winner after MC and over RC

@hernandocanencio6517 5 лет назад

second winningest? sorry .Carmichael has more ama titles a lot more, McGrath has many many more, dungey and villopoto double or triple him on titles, even Stanton ,Hannah and Johnson has more titles. Please check AMA history and results and championships, and you will see , hes not even close to that.

@pay2000 5 лет назад

@@hernandocanencio6517 The numbers are there bro... you only talk about tittles, you forget other numbers, like races win 98, the second most after RC, sx wins, etc. JS7 has more sx wins than RC, JS has a perfect season, he has the record for best rookie season, having won 10/12 Motocross races in 2002. James has 5 FIM World Champion titles from Motocross of Nations, and World Supercross. 4 AMA Supercross Champion titles, and 3 AMA Motocross Champion titles. He won 28 times in the 31 125cc Nationals he raced, which was better than Carmichael, Mark Barnett, Steve Lamson or anyone else. You like titles, in your vision Dungey is better than Stewart or Reed, its ok, stay with the trophys on the shelf, i prefer riding

@Islandman776 5 лет назад

hernando canencio why are you even watching this video if you hating on him

@devinwillard6747 5 лет назад

Don't really like how he is making excuses about why he didn't beat Ricky. He had plenty of chances. And 9 times out of 10 Ricky beat him. Straight Up. Which isn't a bad thing. I mean he is called the GOAT for good reason.

@davidcooper4385 5 лет назад

This bikes were piles of shit,he could have beaten RICKY ,it is what it is history...

@genenorris2564 5 лет назад

He beat Ricky thats why Ricky quit racing James applied alot of pressure he was the only one that could beat Ricky Carmichael

@genenorris2564 5 лет назад

They interviewed Carmichael not to long ago and he said that James was the fastest man to ever ride a two wheel motor scooter

@LTR1420 5 лет назад

@@genenorris2564 Lol James isn't the reason he retired. He retired because he was tired of the constant grind of training and racing. He was tired of beating himself up when he had nothing left to prove. He literally holds almost every record you could possibly have. So why keep racing, risking injuring yourself, when you can retire and go out on top? He easily could have won one, maybe two more championships both SX and MX. There was just no point.

@RicardoSilva-qp4bb 4 года назад

Yep. James was great at supercross (one of the very best ever - even better than Ricky I believe) but outdoors NO ONE had ANYTHING for Ricky. It is just how it is. Ricky had a way of stepping up to the chalenge to whoever and whatever was thrown at him. He was at the top of the game speed wise, agression wise, physically and mentally. The only outdoor motocross race I remember Stewart having a change of straight beating Ricky was Ricky´s second to last race in Redbud in 07, and even then he hadn´t broken Ricky - he was right there pressuring James. The other few wins were due to Ricky crashing while at the lead and not all of Ricky wins came at the cost of Stewart crashing (example being the blown engine James talks about in this interview, in Southwick 2006, when Carmichael was leading confortably by then.). The only guys who beat Ricky straight out outdoors in a few races were Windham and Tortelli. And any rider in history would get beaten by Carmichael 9 out of 10 times straight up outdoors. Ricky was just a machine back then at motocross. He was really the GOAT outdoors. His records will probably never be beaten.

@michaelbuckley7884 4 года назад

He’s the only guy who could crash twice, get a cup of coffee and than get back on the bike and win it. Fast is an understatement. I would not want to race with him, he’d run you over. If he’s in a race the excitement level goes up ten fold. He was one of a kind, a great racer. He had to put fear in his fellow racer, he came to win and either move over or get ran over, he came to win, not play. After listening to the interview. I respect the guy. He earned everything he has, nice guy and one of the best who ever raced, he was tough, crashed a lot and suffered a lot of pain, got back up and continued to win. Easy to understand why some did not like him, he kicked their butt on the track. I would love to race against him with 250 cc, as long as he had two flat tires and primary and pilot jet on carb was clogged with dirt, and my 250 was perfect.

@terem1677 5 лет назад

I swear I can’t beat this guy in my motocross game

@Jake-nh4nr 5 лет назад

Your the reason I got into dirt bikes!!

@jessemulock1163 5 лет назад

One more, I'd say Roczen had the win or die mentality before he nearly lost his arm. Since then everyone is kinda just *there*

@eflowers765 5 лет назад

The 2007 Indy SX was insane I was sitting in the lower section where he would quad into turn and then triple out he was killing it! From dead last to beat Reed! The work environment at Kawasaki must have been not the greatest when they thought he was done! He showed them! Lol

@NGLCOCONUTS 5 лет назад

Most entertaining rider in my lifetime. He was so freaking fast. Watching him at RedBud was easily the best racing I’ve ever seen. I’m glad to see he’s doing well just wish I coulda seen a few more races!

@THE-APEX 5 лет назад

Legend. Thanks for doing this interview. Loved it. I like that you just let him speak openly. James was one of the most exciting riders to watch at a time when he was part of the brat pack. Lol. Some killer riders all bangin* bars for that number 1 plate. It was an exciting time. Icely done James. Good man.

@megaboomnetwork9383 5 лет назад

Miss you stew

@curse1592 5 лет назад

i remember watching him in unadilla around 2007, after the race while my father and i were walking back to the parking lot he was driving a golf cart and almost ran us over haha. he stopped and gave us an autograph and apologized. one of the nicest riders I've ever met

@fearnobeer9077 5 лет назад

He's still fond of Chad lol, to be honest thats what made the races and rivalry so good to watch they really didn't like each other and i loved every minute of it.

@lukepaul2882 5 лет назад

I love the Daytona wall jump

@willeypoboy6052 5 лет назад

Mr.Stewart thanks for the awsome memories! ET3

@robertbabb9204 5 лет назад

Hey bubba , saying hi all the way from sunny Barbados AKA Rihanna Land. Man I’m so happy that you’re happy in your retirement I’ve always supported you and always will. Watch all of your battles You can do no wrong bro. 💪🏽. Just wanted to say hi and keep up the blessed work. Continuous blessings #7!