When they always refer to themselves as “we”? I don’t think I’ve ever heard a single one refer to themself as “I”.

It's always been weird to me when someone says that in an individual format.

You talking about Trey McKinney?

He is always talking like a nascar driver, like he has a pit crew or something, maybe he does

I get talked about by a lot of pros, I’m friends with some of ‘em. But I talk about them too, so it evens out.

Every single one of them that I’ve ever heard. “We need to do this”, “we got it done today”

I guess they’re just trying to be inclusive of everyone that helps out, family, friends, sponsors, but I’m with you, it does sound weird

We as in...the support team that helped the Pro get to where they are today. We as in...the sponsors who paid to help them afford the journey. We as in...the fans who support them by purchasing their product special of the month.

When I compete, it's not always about me. I couldn't do half the stuff I do without the support from others. So they are the "WE."

lol. Ok.

Do you include them when you/they suck too?

Maybe they have a mouse in their pocket.

They have a marshall or cameraman with them

Sure do, if they contributed to the suck. I mean, it's not always your fault.

Maybe it's because people get tired of hearing "I" all the time?
My old team partner was the worlds worst at the "I" thing. - "I smashed em today" - when he was holding a bag of fish that he hadn't caught one of them.

Sponsors, family, supporters, etc.

It's kind of annoying though, especially when they use it in a situation where it doesn't make sense. i.e. After this tourney we gonna go take a shower and get in bed to get ready for day 2.

It is always their fault.

We can get on board with that.

I say we because I wouldn’t be here if it weren’t for my mom and dad