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Not trying to stir the pot, well, maybe a little. Was it Roger? Or was it Cole Gress? Back when the Dung-ee was an amateur, I think it was still Gress who was the head honcho, at least in the amateur world. I really, really, really doubt that Roger went to more than a couple of amateur nationals during those years. Who put the bug in Rogers ear that that Dungey kid was the next big thing? Anyone, anyone.......?
Not trying to downplay Roger in this topic, but I'm sure someone, somewhere, cringes when they say Roger found him.
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Dungey and his Dad just hung around the Zook pits,
asking the right questions, having the results and showing they're good people.
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All joking aside he's a good guy. I had crashed earlier in practice and while in staging with me in 4 stroke open (he had a 04 rmz 250 and I had it's counterpart kx250f) he noticed my silencer looked bent. I thought nothing of it and brushed it off but he was right. Just thinking back on it... he was a maybe 14-15 year old kid who had travelled from Minnesota to Texas of all places for a one off race and he had the generosity to tell me something on my bike was out of place and odd looking. He had already been picked up by Suzuki at that point and was well on his way to being what we know now. Went 1-2 to Sean Hackley's 5-1. Their careers have gone in different directions since those days though.
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