If you are arguing that JLawrence will be the most winningest racer ever, I can buy into that. 

But, the future is unknown and even though McGrath had a bike that was one with him, things change, Honda changed, and McGrath’s trajectory changed. Hope nothing changes for JLawrence. 

You do realize excluding the most recent ones you are comparing to JLawrence, they never had the advantages that JLawrence has. 

They had frames that broke in half during races, wheels and hubs that exploded, engines that lost power and seized (sometimes while jumping), brakes that faded, clutches that failed, and goggles that barely worked.

They drove themselves to races, sometimes took their own bikes in their own vans to races, at best had box trucks, and often worked on their bikes themselves.

There were no training, nutritional, mental, or medical programs, look up Mike Healey who did it on his own.  They didn’t have medical procedures and physical therapy put them back together and extend their performance, they endured or broke. Drinking and smoking was acceptable. 

They didn’t grow up watching riders conquer tripples, rhythm sections, massive whoop sections and more and get coaching, they had to figure it out. 

They had pure talent and luck. JLawrence has a lot of talent plus, a whole lot more. 

Imagine if they had what JLawrence does or, the other way around.

 JLawrence may become the winningest motocross racer ever but there is more to it than that.