Supercross Classics 1984 - Seattle 

Greg Maggio Ward seemed to suffer from typical "little man" syndrome, he surely was a cocky little bastard. Of course, Hannah is cocky too but also has the ability to laugh at himself and not take himself quite so seriously, makes all the difference

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They were alot more technical compared to todays cookie cutter tracks of today .

I think he's the best! Love his descriptions and enthusiasm!

I think Huffman is awesome! Love his descriptions and his excitement!

reemo I've been watching these '80's super cross races for the past couple of weeks and noticed an event that summed up the difference between Ward and these other guys. In one event- I forget which one- Ward gets tangled up with another rider and goes down. Nothing purposeful and no ones fault, simply an accident, and Ward just walks off the track and quits. He's not hurt, the bike's not hurt, he simply gave up. About a lap later I guess his team manager and mechanic must have talked some sense into him and he got back out there, but it shows the attitude of the guy. In contrast, how many times have you seen Hannah, Glover, RJ, etc crash and jump right back up and work their way back up through the pack, that takes real heart

reemo ward was a great rider and champ and he stayed at Kawasaki

dieseldave71 how many people stayed with the Sam Brand 12 years

I wouldn't want any of their crap I met Johnson ..ward lechien...Cooperthey are just rich ...like all other rich people they could care less bout you