I met him at Budds Creek about 10 years ago. He was just about to open the side door on the semi. When I spotted him I just said "Hey Trey!" He was carrying a bottle of water and some fruit. He put those down and walked over to talk with me and my friends. We got a few pics with him and he headed back to his hideout. He didn't have to do that. I will always remember that about Trey. It's a real shame that he had to endure all those injuries.
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I’ve always had mad respect for this guy. Dude broke his neck and came back to race for a couple more years. I think he also has the most injury reports out of any rider
Trey canard is an inspiration, all the shit what's happened to him loosing his dad, crashes, back and other injurys and was still the most positive guy in the sport 👍
When he was on and healthy, he was no doubt one of the fastest guys on the track. I wouldn't say unlucky though. A lot of the crashes he had were because he put himself in a bad position.
I think he rode so hard and wide open that he just wasn’t careful enough he probably took the most chances and paid the price, he had so much to prove his dad dying etc that he wanted to win so bad he just pushed it over the edge consistently
I rooted for him when he moved to the 450s. After 2011 (his best season) he went down hill. I was happy to see him racing after getting landed on. It's a shane he couldn't finish a season.
When he was landed on at Dodger stadium the host. i believe "shag" the old voice for Monster Garage kept on keeping on.. I think the drink girls starting shooting t shirts into crowd
One of the nicest guys off the track. Loved watching him and Villopoto battle in the lites class but unfortunately never got to see him shine on the big bike.
Been watching Canard race since he was on 80's. My son was 5 years behind him and he could ride. I remember watching him race his 85 against the local pros at race in 01' and he lapped them. It's the Oklahoma curse, Bogle, Nichols, Reynard all had terrible luck. But damn that dude could ride. It's good to see that he's the test rider for Honda. Also Presnell his mechanic was from my home town in Fort Gibson. The man is a class act 💯
Back in the early eighties we had a guy racing the locals in Eastern Ontario Canada with us who was damd dangerous to be anywhere near . His name was Bill Emprey . He rode like there was no one else on the track . Its almost like he was blind. He would ride right into you like you weren't even there . Take the start for instance . He once took 3 other bikes out when the gate dropped. He swerved wildly out of control to his right basing into the riders beside him ( god i was glad i was to his left ). Took out my front wheel once sending me into some boulders trackside. I waited for him to come around but he never showed. Turns out he was black flagged and went back to the pits. My brother was pissed and said to bill that if he ever came back to another race ... well,,, suffice to say he stopped coming. ( Bear in mind he only ever attended about 5 races but the carnage he caused to riders could cover 2 seasons ). I see in the comments( and in the video ) Trey was a danger to be around as well
441 huge fan bro! Thank you for re-uploading these. This might be a long shot but do you by any chance have Eli Tomac's 2016 17 champ? backed up anywhere, My favorite vid ever!
Thanks for the support. Crazy how people still remember that one video, sadly I don't have it anymore. Get asked all the time, back then I never kept the files half the time. (poor decision on my end)
@@441motocross I understand no worries bro I appreciate you replying I can't remember the name but the music/ 2nd song you used when it showed his Outdoor part of the season and Monster Cup was awesome!!
Trey was always a complete badass!! Unfornutely, he just didn't have that switch to tell him when to back it off for a second to regroup. It was all on all the time, win big or lose bigger. Amazing competitor. Wish we could have kept him around a bit longer.
Every time he won, or stayed safe, or rode well it was "all credit to The Good Lord Jesus Christ". What happened in the races where he crashed out, got injured, and screwed things up? Did The Good Lord Jesus Christ abandon him? Or was the Evil Demon Satan in charge of his fortunes on those days?
@@lukechandra6233 Hey Luke, I thought about trying to answer your questions but if you don't believe in Jesus Christ (I'm assuming?) then the answers would just seem foolish to you any way. So instead here's a really great letter written by a Christian dude to one of his best friends who was an athiest... philippians1v21.wordpress.com/why-believe-in-jesus/letter-to-a-friend/
Yeah man just some horrible luck, But Trey is a great human being and such a nice and humble dude and when he was on, he was actually fast as hell and really really good. Just some horrible unlucky crashes.
This sounds harsh but he was never cut out to be a top elite rider....too inconsistent. Most top riders can recover when things go wrong and save it. Canard is a wonderful character for the sport and is someone to look up to and learn from.
The okie curse. Every pro rider that went big from Oklahoma has had crap luck after moving up front lites/125 class. Reynard, canard, cooper, and so on.
What a great guy and incredible racer! To the youngsters - follow Trey's humble and honest example and you'll enjoy your lives and careers more than the guys who will do anything to win.
Most of his crashes were him pushing harder than all the other riders but not knowing when to slow down thinking he can go as hard as he can for 30 minutes is a lot
Dude finally, I said trey was way more unlucky when alessi ? I cant recall who you originally called the un luckiest rider but everyone knows trey had it worst. Specially since he was a man of God and a super good human.
Kid has had hard life on and off the bike and was fast and talented would of been one of the winningest rider of all time but just over rode the bikes glad he is ok and still involved in the sport
The difference between 95% and 105% is seen in this video over and over. So much talent and such a nice guy. But you can't go at 105% all the time and not pay the price. He had just a little less speed than his ego or drive or determination wanted him to have and that shortened his career by many years.
just didnt have all the pieces needed to be a true champion Motocross the most difficult sport to be a success Trey was never close he constantly was getting seriously injured
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I met him at Budds Creek about 10 years ago. He was just about to open the side door on the semi. When I spotted him I just said "Hey Trey!" He was carrying a bottle
of water and some fruit. He put those down and walked over to talk with me and my friends. We got a few pics with him and he headed back to his hideout. He didn't
have to do that. I will always remember that about Trey. It's a real shame that he had to endure all those injuries.
Unluckiest? the fact that he is still alive and walking after all these crashes only shows how lucky he is
Your not wrong, hes had the most lethal crashes I've ever seen in motocross
Unlike people like Danny "Magoo" Chandler.. David Baily.. I'm not gonna list them all
It depends how you look at it
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I’ve always had mad respect for this guy. Dude broke his neck and came back to race for a couple more years. I think he also has the most injury reports out of any rider
Bro, the fact he didn't die is amazing lol
Dude I see you everywhere wtf😂😂😂
Bro, do you even Cyberpunk?
I get it. Been riding for 40 years. Bad back, knee, etc but can’t give up the bike.
I always loved Trey, he had some good runs and was fast. Sucks that he got injured so much.
Trey canard is an inspiration, all the shit what's happened to him loosing his dad, crashes, back and other injurys and was still the most positive guy in the sport 👍
When he was on and healthy, he was no doubt one of the fastest guys on the track. I wouldn't say unlucky though. A lot of the crashes he had were because he put himself in a bad position.
I'd call him lucky... i for sure tought it was over when Morais on his head in Los Angeles, scary stuff!
I think he rode so hard and wide open that he just wasn’t careful enough he probably took the most chances and paid the price, he had so much to prove his dad dying etc that he wanted to win so bad he just pushed it over the edge consistently
Trey always had such potential and was always a great guy. Really wish it had worked out better for him.
He's worth $2.3mil, I wouldn't feel too sorry for him.
how much are you worth?
@@yourface3154 Just sad cause it’s not even close to his potential.
@@yourface3154 that’s nothing my parents are worth more then that lmao
@@doyouknowdawea8101 So you're saying you don't ever have to do anything, nice.
6:16 is hard to watch.... even the guy that cased onto canard he hit the ground so hard after and was out cold. Scary crash
Jim Ross Voice: "Oh my god - this kid is broken in half!"
I rooted for him when he moved to the 450s. After 2011 (his best season) he went down hill. I was happy to see him racing after getting landed on. It's a shane he couldn't finish a season.
When he was landed on at Dodger stadium the host. i believe "shag" the old voice for Monster Garage kept on keeping on.. I think the drink girls starting shooting t shirts into crowd
He took alot of abuse and kept going until his body said " please , no more". Mad respect for him.
6:20 was insane. I let out the loudest gasp
dude is lucky to even be walking. could've broken his neck and gotten paralyzed or killed
@@kushpaladin dude that’s what I’m saying. I’m shocked
For sure. I thought I had just witnessed someone die on live TV.
One of the nicest guys off the track. Loved watching him and Villopoto battle in the lites class but unfortunately never got to see him shine on the big bike.
Been watching Canard race since he was on 80's. My son was 5 years behind him and he could ride. I remember watching him race his 85 against the local pros at race in 01' and he lapped them. It's the Oklahoma curse, Bogle, Nichols, Reynard all had terrible luck. But damn that dude could ride. It's good to see that he's the test rider for Honda. Also Presnell his mechanic was from my home town in Fort Gibson. The man is a class act 💯
Back in the early eighties we had a guy racing the locals in Eastern Ontario Canada with us who was damd dangerous to be anywhere near . His name was Bill Emprey . He rode like there was no one else on the track . Its almost like he was blind. He would ride right into you like you weren't even there .
Take the start for instance . He once took 3 other bikes out when the gate dropped. He swerved wildly out of control to his right basing into the riders beside him ( god i was glad i was to his left ).
Took out my front wheel once sending me into some boulders trackside. I waited for him to come around but he never showed. Turns out he was black flagged and went back to the pits. My brother was pissed and said to bill that if he ever came back to another race ... well,,, suffice to say he stopped coming. ( Bear in mind he only ever attended about 5 races but the carnage he caused to riders could cover 2 seasons ).
I see in the comments( and in the video ) Trey was a danger to be around as well
Loved watching Trey ride. Scrubbed so hard and always battled for position.
Just reading the title of this video,Conard always impressed me coming back from another injury and jump right back into leading
441 huge fan bro! Thank you for re-uploading these. This might be a long shot but do you by any chance have Eli Tomac's 2016 17 champ? backed up anywhere, My favorite vid ever!
Thanks for the support. Crazy how people still remember that one video, sadly I don't have it anymore. Get asked all the time, back then I never kept the files half the time. (poor decision on my end)
@@441motocross I understand no worries bro I appreciate you replying I can't remember the name but the music/ 2nd song you used when it showed his Outdoor part of the season and Monster Cup was awesome!!
Trey was always a complete badass!! Unfornutely, he just didn't have that switch to tell him when to back it off for a second to regroup. It was all on all the time, win big or lose bigger. Amazing competitor. Wish we could have kept him around a bit longer.
I was standing 20 yards away the day he crashed at washougal, that was a hard hit.
you can't stand that close to the track anymore. after that year they added a lane so injured riders can get transported without throwing a red flag
They say no pain no gain, I see a lot of pain there 😢🇬🇧
And not a lot of gain! Mostly just lifelong, debilitating pain that you'll never hear about once they retire.
I never had major 450 Championship hopes for him, but loved to see him healthy and have those break out rides. Sad they usually ended like this.
He was just out there to give it up to the lord Jesus Christ....
Amen. I look forward to podiums just to hear this haha.
More time practicing, less time praying to and thanking your imaginary friend.
The man was able to retire. Must have done something right
Every time he won, or stayed safe, or rode well it was "all credit to The Good Lord Jesus Christ".
What happened in the races where he crashed out, got injured, and screwed things up?
Did The Good Lord Jesus Christ abandon him? Or was the Evil Demon Satan in charge of his fortunes on those days?
@@lukechandra6233 Hey Luke, I thought about trying to answer your questions but if you don't believe in Jesus Christ (I'm assuming?) then the answers would just seem foolish to you any way. So instead here's a really great letter written by a Christian dude to one of his best friends who was an athiest...
philippians1v21.wordpress.com/why-believe-in-jesus/letter-to-a-friend/
Yeah man just some horrible luck, But Trey is a great human being and such a nice and humble dude and when he was on, he was actually fast as hell and really really good. Just some horrible unlucky crashes.
Trey and Bubba probably have the most crashes combined than all other riders combined. I love Trey, but he's luckier than this video suggests.
just had bad race judgment, dude literally is still killing it for honda testing for kenny and chase
Not unluckiest "goes down by hymself"
That what I thinking
Yes I think so too. I am not very much into this MotoX stuff but if somebody has bad luck all the time maybe he is not the best biker...
Yeah seems like he made a lot of mistakes
Yeah the clip if Reed taking him out was just further evidence of Canard just riding a little in over his head
Maybe he was trying to ride better then he actually could causing him to get hurt?
watch the video squid
@@ck2k862 you know what squid means? 😂
How trey Isn’t dead is beyond me. The crash where he got landed on over a triple sends shivers down my spine. Holy sh*t
yo if two team riders accidentally pick up each others bikes and one of them wins, which team wins? LMFAO
yes
@@shaunler14 🤣🤣🤣
The person who crosses First. I'm pretty sure you could run across the finish line too if you had too.
@@connorwhytock8406 no it has to be you and the bike. That’s why is mud races they try to save their bikes so they don’t have to push it
@@connorwhytock8406 Bike has to cross line
watching him rail on kawi 85’s at whitney as a chubby kid was my favorite, yeah red!
They need to post the 2020 start of the season
Those last two starting with getting landed in were so brutal
4:53 - Hay bale says "no"
Maybe,just Maybe, he needs glasses ?
Lmfaoooo!!!
Maybe.
Trey Canard é uma lenda
Poor guy, that must of been way hard to walk away from this sport. But man he was taking some big hits, felt sorry for the kid.
trey is a goat never gives up
3:39 broooo....
i can’t even lie @2:47, this would have pissed me of so bad, that dude shouldn’t have hopped on his bike knowing he was on top of another rider.
6:15 i honestly thought he was dead when i watched this, that is a fuckin nasty crash. I'm so shocked he survived but glad.
He was always out of control and a danger to everyone else on the track.
Rode too hard and too fast for his own good. Really wish he was smarter, coulda been absolutely dominant
Summed it up perfectly. He got his ambiti9n and skills mixed up.
I like watching this dude ton!!
When I look back at a lot of his crashes it’s like Canard just went “Jesus, guide me to victory”
And Jesus was like “Nah bro”
He had speed but not awareness. Good dude tho
One of my favorite racers.
Not unlucky, just inconsistent.
Edit: Dude met some tuff blocks during his career, damn. 😂
When that bike landed on top of him, Jeez man. That could have been catastrophic…
This sounds harsh but he was never cut out to be a top elite rider....too inconsistent.
Most top riders can recover when things go wrong and save it. Canard is a wonderful character for the sport and is someone to look up to and learn from.
Ever since he turned pro he was a top elite rider, this is the dumbest shit ive seen i a LONG time
fun to watch race, mad speed but crashed often, good luck trey!
He had a lot of potential
Canard was one of my favorite riders, but 90% of his crashes were just bad judgement on his part.
5:16 chad Reed is one of the toughest rider out there vs the unluckyest rider in history
Ronnie Mac doesn’t get hurt, he just takes drinking breaks.
that is alot of crash footy each very painful looking no way could someone recover that many times hard to watch
The okie curse. Every pro rider that went big from Oklahoma has had crap luck after moving up front lites/125 class. Reynard, canard, cooper, and so on.
What a great guy and incredible racer! To the youngsters - follow Trey's humble and honest example and you'll enjoy your lives and careers more than the guys who will do anything to win.
Most of his crashes were him pushing harder than all the other riders but not knowing when to slow down thinking he can go as hard as he can for 30 minutes is a lot
It’s an Oklahoma thing.... all the dudes from Oklahoma....
Canard was a speedy savage and tough as nails.
Dude finally, I said trey was way more unlucky when alessi ? I cant recall who you originally called the un luckiest rider but everyone knows trey had it worst. Specially since he was a man of God and a super good human.
Unlucky? Nearly all of those looked self-inflicted.
I was finna say people must not remember how sketchy this dude was, I remeber Barcia and Villopoto both always trying to stay away from him.
Road over his head constantly
@@rico8089 he rode over everyone's head.
@@shooter7a Hahaha!!!🤣🤣🤣 Didn't see that coming. Good one !
Almost everyone of those crashes looked like poor judgement calls
Canard will be the next bad luck brian meme
Why did motorcycles hate this man so much
Kid has had hard life on and off the bike and was fast and talented would of been one of the winningest rider of all time but just over rode the bikes glad he is ok and still involved in the sport
majestic guy!
This guy rides like to drive in the video game Supercross 3
Canard, may u be blessed with good luck from now on wards.
The difference between 95% and 105% is seen in this video over and over. So much talent and such a nice guy. But you can't go at 105% all the time and not pay the price. He had just a little less speed than his ego or drive or determination wanted him to have and that shortened his career by many years.
Dean Wilson reminds me of this guy alway hurt 😂
Danica Patrick of pro MX?
i thought that title went to mike alessi
In 2008 Trey Canard won the 250 East Championship
you make your own luck. dude f*cking sucks
just didnt have all the pieces needed to be a true champion Motocross the most difficult sport to be a success Trey was never close he constantly was getting seriously injured
poor guy had some bad luck for sure, he was such a fast rider too.
trey crashes every time he doubts his judgment or has to slow down
Oh my consetionstand food product
At some point it goes from bad luck to something you are doing wrong
He is the toughest person I’ve ever seen
"It's been a difficult decision... But I know, within my heart" .... that I have no business ever riding a bike again!
The only guy who has taken more of a beating than bubba
This was my dads best freind growing up
The bikes suspension, brakes, tires didnt was at his level by his time, today he will kick ass, toe to toe with tomac
He really was the most unlucky. That guy had the speed to be a villopoto/dungey. He would comeback from injury and win supercrosses
How the fuck was he ever sponsored? $2.3 mil net worth, shit pay me I can crash that much.
Got damn I didn’t realize how much of a liability he was
He's better at being Ronnie Mac than he is at being Trey Canard
um no. jimmy albertson is ronnie mac. he sounds exactly like ronnie mac look it up
Ronnie Mac was jimmy albertson and trey canard messing around back then. Now it’s just jimmy but they both kinda started it.
Got 3 clips in and couldn’t watch anymore
That’s rough. Racing isn’t for everyone
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This guy was a danger to himself and anybody else that competed against him.
It's hard to watch that and not cringe. Whiskey throttle comes to mind.
I had a couple of crashes like that and quit before I killed myself..
has canard even won a champoinship
Two in the 250 class.
I would say it’s between Alessi and canard
The sport would've had much better story lines had trey been able to stay healthy
Ok i feel bad for some of them but at 4:50 that wad 100% on canard that was just stupid
90% are stupid dude was so sketchy and dangerous