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What's his backstory? I've heard several people mention he has a very interesting backstory, but haven't actually heard it. I'm a huge fan of his riding and style but would like to know more about the kid.
http://www.mxgp.com/news/tim-gajser-never-give
Here is some backstories about Gajser. He runs the number 243 in memory for his brother who passed away.
From what i recall his family had to sacrifice allot to help him get to the level he is at now, and went through rough times. It's really a sweet story if you see now how everything is paying of and he's on his way to a MXGP world title!
The Shop
It's been 6 years so I thought it was time for a change.
Also...Tim is 100% total badass! He was my pick for the title after round 1 this year. saw how he meshed with that 450 and was going to only improve. He's been my favorite MX2 rider ( on top of Covington ) over the past few years too. Wanted him to beat Herlings. Big fan here.
That'd be the only reason I'd like to see him stay.
I also didn't only become a fan of his to beat Herlings , as I've actually warmed up to Jeffrey as well....but it was Tim's go for broke , silky smooth style. I KNOW he was a better MX2 rider than Febvre and as quickly as he started riding the 450 as well as he had at the first round...automatic pick for me since Romain pretty much killed everyone last year.
It would be awesome to see him come to the states...but to be honest , I'd like to see him stay over there another year and build up his street cred a little more before he comes here. I don't think it matters where he races though....he will be fun to watch! Love that kid!
Please show up for the Glen Helen MXGP. We will have another great time hanging out watching some great racing all weekend.
Pit Row
And last year , hanging out with all you guys was just simply awesome! I had such a great time. I really , really hope to make it down there again this year.
http://www.mxvice.com/media/crash-sequence-tim-gajser/
That's a hell of a sequence shot!
same place he went for a swim last year
keep up the good work Tim, a joy to watch this year!
get well soon RF461
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