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HRC Honda MXGP manager Roger Harvey talks about Tim's comeback from injury and says they might, if things go to plan, even let Tim Gajser race Anaheim 1 next season - how cool would that be?!
We also talked about the U23 rule in MX2, the new 2018 Honda 250f that will debut at the USGP plus Bobryshev not being at Honda next season.
Roger Harvey interview
We also talked about the U23 rule in MX2, the new 2018 Honda 250f that will debut at the USGP plus Bobryshev not being at Honda next season.
Roger Harvey interview
There was a rumor that Brian Bogers was linked to HRC for 2018 and that just doesnt make any sense to me.
Bobby has tons of experience, is a very well-liked and hardworking guy and are competing for podiums all the time when he´s healthy.
Nothing against Boger but he hasnt exactly set the MX2 world of fire. Really strange that Lieber (headed to Factory Kawasaki) and Bogers gets factory support over the likes of Paturel or Nagl.
Lets hope Bobby can land some sort of good satellite ride. He´s too good to not be on a good bike.
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yeah of course, he has been here seven years with us. To be honest right the way up almost Lommel we had him featuring in the plan but then a couple of weeks before Lommel the whole market of riders changed so that meant we had to release Bobby so we will look for a young rider to go alongside Tim."
How is this clear?
The "whole market changed" and all of a sudden they wanted a younger rider? What changed the week before Lommel that I apparently missed that made them cut the deal
Lets also hope that Honda can get their MX2 shit together. That effort has been horrific for a good while now (Apart from Gajser who wasnt even on the HRC effort back then).
I'd say your answers lie here... Bogers in because HSF now title sponsor for HRC.
1 top rider Gaiser, Desalle and 1 paying rider Bogers,Lieber that how it's works these days.
And the whole HSF mx2 team on Honda next year it's a win win situation for Honda.
I heard somewhere Leiber's parents are rich, not that he doesn't deserve a factory ride but money helps.
We don't need that type of "journalism" is this small world of MX
Pit Row
I dont like this trend of having riders pay (or not be paid because they come from wealth already) on the big teams in the GP series (moto3 is similar).
I just asked the guy that ran the race about those public views. It was a valid question, he had a right of reply, unless you didn't want to hear his side of the story... which doesn't seem fair to me.
In fact it would have been remiss of me not to ask that question given the publicity Steve's views had got at that time,
If you want to debate more send me a private message, I'm happy to chat. But this is not the place. Davy and I are fine thanks for asking and I have no issues with Steve. I think he does a great job and enjoy his work and humour.
You can still like people even if they have a different view...
Have a nice day.
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