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I just seen a video he posted on his Instagram of him riding a sx track. Does this mean he is thinking about coming over here or is he just practicing for more over seas races?? The guy has awesome talent and I think it would be good to watch him battle it out with our top guys on some sx tracks even though he might not be as fast as them now
https://instagram.com/p/96o0LdhIOR/
https://instagram.com/p/96o0LdhIOR/
wouldn't be surprised if he did consider a move stateside at some point though, he's still young and very talented. Don't think he would be short of factory offers if he decided to make the trip across the pond
he looks to be making vast improvements in a very short space of time with his supercross riding. Just goes to show what a talented guy he is.
The improvement he has shown over the past couple years has been amazing and i'm sure it'll be the same for supercross.
Meanwhile another French rider has been getting ready for the Lille SX and AMA SX 2016
If he does decide to do the SX series in the USA (which I don't believe), I'm sure he would be competitive after some practice and a season to get used to it
I'd be surprised if he's anywhere near the front this weekend
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http://motocross.transworld.net/videos/the-new-champ/#OMLzDVP6C8TJhP20…
Americans aren't born with SX skills either, everyone needs practice and you can't even get a proper bike setup with one week of training
https://www.instagram.com/p/9t7HKkhIHO/?taken-by=romainfebvre
"First practice in supercross... Got some work to do but I enjoyed a lot! Thanks to my team for your hardwork #bercylille"
(and I dont care that there is one video that shows him crashing in the whoops, everyone crashes in the whoops)
Ofcourse natural skills play a role but everything can be learned (you learn faster at a younger age then Febvre would do now when he's already almost 24 y/o)
I don't know much about Pourcel but I do know that Roczen had Supercross experience (not much but he did train a bit since it was always his plan to come to the US)
I met him the first time at a race in the Czech Republic when he turned laps almost as fast as people like Cole Siebler and Joes Dobes (with 10 or 11 years, on a small wheel RM85 hitting huge triples) - you don't do that without any practice, just because you are naturally gifted
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He even looked good while crashing
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