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I have been following his story all week on Motoplayground.com
He use to be super fast on 80's back in the day and was a really cool kid
One year at LL he joined in with me and some buddys in some late night crazy antics on our golf carts. Kid definitely knew how to have fun! Glad to see hes doing good now
part 4 of his story will be posted next week on motoplayground.com
check it out
He use to be super fast on 80's back in the day and was a really cool kid
One year at LL he joined in with me and some buddys in some late night crazy antics on our golf carts. Kid definitely knew how to have fun! Glad to see hes doing good now
part 4 of his story will be posted next week on motoplayground.com
check it out
The whole family is nice! We parked next to them at Whitney one year and his dads a character!!
So is he!
Whats he been up to?? Since the link wont work...
Wow. What a mess the kid made of himself. Anyone know what he did?
Hope he gets it on track. He was really fast as an am.
The Shop
Kids like Josh who have it all growing up and doing nothing but racing, don't really lose sight of what they are working toward, because they never see anything else other than racing and training. When they have to face the real world, they finally see how good they had it. Look at guys like Billy Payne and Bobby Bonds. Both were child prodigies, got sick of racing by the time they could actually make money at it, spent some time away from racing and have come back to accomplish some great things. Maybe Josh can do the same.
Lichtle got the holeshot in the 250/450 A/Pro class and was running away with it. Several very fast guys in the class. Jason Lawrence had one of the very few 250 two strokes in the class (a beat up and battered 250 at that) and was having to come from the very back. Well, at Oak Hill, they had to run 20 minute motos. So with two or three laps to go, Lawrence is coming on like a freight train and Lichtle is nervous, looking over his shoulder in every corner.
Finally, right there at the flag stand, with the white flag flying, Lawrence pulls up side by side with Lichtle going up the uphill jump section they had. While in mid air, Lawrence waves at Lichtle (apparently there was some friction betwixt the two and both rode for Cole Gress at Suzuki) and when they landed, Lawrence dropped the hammer and took off.
At the checkers, Lawrence had about a 20 second gap. Lichtle had blew his wad early in the moto trying to sprint out to a lead and was worn out.
At the winner's podium, Lichtle's mom went all "cheerleader mom" on Lawrence. Pretty funny.
and gromageddon, the Beggining etc. He used
to rip so hard. It would be super cool to seem him
get his shit together and come out with a top 15
finish next year at the Nats. Best of luck to him for sure.
If he gets his shit together, this guys is a force to be scared of if your trying to break the top 20.
Pit Row
Gma B
some losers learn in time,,,,some don't. by the end of sx 2009, you'll see that this loser didn't learn.
he'll be the lechien that was gone from the sport by 21 but without any of ron's major titles or wins.....which will make him completlyforgetable....like he deserves!
stoner comebackes are well.....not!
only an idiot would say dungey wasn't the full on favorite to be the in/out champ of 125's in 09.....and shit, we just found out a just week ago that jason even had a bike....figure it out. results, ethics, consistancy perfect training, full focus, and prime sponsorship is the only recipe that can possibly win a title in the toughest sport on the planet.
Heard he was going to do the East rounds, haven't seen him at either.
Maybe Indy?
Should be able to qualify for either class easily in my opinion.
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