Why not have the Supercross World Championship Return to Las Vegas?

 I feel like for as much Salt Lake City has been a Great Host of the Supercross World Championship and reviled for shutting down Sports at the same time, I really want to see the Supercross World Championship Return to Las Vegas. I actually have grown and a lot of Supercross Fans have grown up on Las Vegas being the Home of the Supercross World Championship.

Even though I am not a Las Vegas Fan necessarily, but, I feel that having SoFi Stadium and Allegiant Stadium be a part of the Supercross Fold should happen. Next year would be the 50th Birthday of Supercross and I would feel that the acknowledgement of that should happen.

It doesn't feel right in the Sports Year that we do not have Angel Stadium starting the Supercross Year, the Rose Bowl starting the year or the Winternationals actually starting alongside Daytona. It does not help that the actual American West hardly did see their Supercross 250 Heroes this year.

Instead, we got one if not the coldest Supercross Air Temperature Race Dates on Record when Supercross Tires where bouncing like Basketballs at Bankers Life Fieldhouse. It is a farce, even though the AMA and Feld Motorsports had to put together a schedule that largely, in the end, was viewed as "Thank God It's Over", amid other things.

My question is why not actually have the Supercross World Championship Return to Las Vegas?

Is Supercross Leveling Out?

I have a real concern as an Auto Racing Fan, which has seen Supercross work hard to be member of the Auto Racing Faculty, in Supercross's Leveling Out. Without Arenacross, which was its ASA, we'd see Adrenaline Junkies or Worse either get their money and glory or wreck senselessly to avoid ire.

We can't deny the Diet is intense. But, I feel the Red Plate going with the Red Bike (Honda) would be an undeniable thrill. We do not have the Working Man's Hero mentality like Nitro Drag Racing and I feel the surge back to Indy cannot be denied.

If anyone tried to jump the grid, I think it would cause issues. Or if everyone tried to call a birth year number, it would be a surge on the oddities.

The lack of a working man's hero is a comedown and James Stewart being portrayed as a Mystery Man makes the comedown vicious. I feel in the Tribes, it is became more negotiable and I feel the inclusion of Women in Supercross is needed to invite sponsors.

The real issues are the agendas are leveling out the sport and not in a good way, either.

The Misfortune of the Fall of James Stewart

At one point in my life, I thought James Stewart would have did what Willy T. Ribbs never,ever did with winning the Indianapolis 500. If we kept living in the helping Krusty the Klown winning the Super Bowl Moment, the white hot Hollywood Spotlight helps and hinders as people live vicariously through people fortunes and misfortunes.

This is not a poetry show. It is the unrealiziation of James Stewart. Instead of being Antron Brown or Daniel Suarez, he is closer to Ozzie Guillen instead of Frank Robinson. He's hurt himself too many times to count, hurt other people, hurt himself and other people at the same time and denied the chances of great Supercross.

What great Supercross champions would do is turn Thousands of Thousands of Laps in November for Las Vegas Glories. Unfortunately, that is not James Stewart's case.

Supercross is not as versitile as it's Summer Road Course Counterpart and there are times that having an active star would benefit. I think that it is tough to take that with the 10th of that Supercross at the Citrus Bowl where he passed Ricky Carmichael that James Stewart, instead of being Ricky Carmichael and Jeremy McGrath, whittled what goodwill into a disharmony of being antisocial and no focus.