This really helped considerding I just moved up to a class after a couple of races I was struggling to stay at the front of the pack I was stuck in 6 th or something sice I watched this I've at least come in front 3 places and got 4 podiums after watching this it was great !

Love how simple this was. All the other videos made me want to watch a couple more videos lol and the wheelie tip about pulling the clutch in but not letting off the throttle was a huge tip I needed. I always thought letting off the throttle or using the rear brake was the best thing

Thank you for the video! Your tips are extremely helpful in pointing my nine year old in the right direction. I don't have a much experience in the dirt and it's great to receive pointers from a legend FOR FREE!

Hey, so I'm 9 and Saturday I'm having my first race 🏁 and this helped me

I’m 3 years old and a world champion in motocross. I race for Ducati. My bike is suped up with hand built handle bars. I go fast dude. No one can touch me. I consistently do whips over the whoops and scrubs over the step ups.

Finally some worth while info! Anything is better than Dean Wilson's tips, but RC is one person where ill take all the tips I can get!

One of the biggest things i think most beginners mess up is get a smooth get away is key but holding an releasing the front brake to gas is the toughest thing beginners an most riders scew up....practice the brake hold an release to gas that is the first part of a good start...hey also if RC is doing a school...i would go....what a great rider i think the strongest an toughest...hard worker

Awesome advice - use the front brake to hold the bike!!!! I suspect drag the clutch ever slightly to take up drive train slack for an even better holeshot.

Simple but Extremely effective tips

I met him the other day :))))

good riding tips ,thanks a lot

Great teacging thank you but my question is do we twist the throttle while waiting in the gate ? because you hear that in the races bikes getting louder before gate drop.

this has always confused me with two strokes but when you do a start with a two stroke do you hold the throttle wide and then drop the clutch??? someone reply

i like your video its helped me a lot on my stars

You the man Ricky

I do agree u should watch the bar its reliability....if u do like i do an watch a gate over or 2 just the pin falling its ok...unless the gate has been bent....i like to cut hairs..but if some silly reason ur gate is slow or sticks it will burn u if u want to be safe...im a road racers to an i drag my right foot an shift real fast...an i bring my right foot up an my leg too it in slow motion may 25 feet later so it doesnt disturb traction or balance...with 4 strokes traction isnt a problem any more we have too much... unbelievable change from grappling for grip to having way more then we need...mx starts looks like speedway bikes leaving the line...ill comment on balance another time feet down both is good till u become...balanced perfect....if i remember RC was always a good starter....top 4 on the 250cc 2 stroke....i think he was better....his starts were excellent always

Never hurts to have a few tips from a champions

nice tips

Thanks man.

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