Edited Date/Time
2/17/2014 6:01am
I know this kid was good in the juniors, and won a lot, then had that average start to his pro-career in 2013 due to sickness. In Supercross he looks so damn good. Not being an expert on the 250 SX and not really watching it that much, my question is is this kid a bit like a Windham or Bayle? His style looks really, really nice in his win last weekend.
Another question, is he strong enough to win the outdoors in 2014? He's a skinny little fella.
If he does well outdoors would love to see Villopoto, Stewart and Cianciarulo at the MXoN. Would be a pretty cool team.
Geoff
Another question, is he strong enough to win the outdoors in 2014? He's a skinny little fella.
If he does well outdoors would love to see Villopoto, Stewart and Cianciarulo at the MXoN. Would be a pretty cool team.
Geoff
His riding style too me is a mixture of villopto's and Wilson's.
He reminds me of Wilson because he is quite tall now (actually i think he is the tallest in PC squad?)
Outdoors will be tough. Baggett will start to catch fire soon…..
My opinion on your second questions is, yes, I think the kid is strong enough to win outdoors. While he had a rough start in '13, I think in '14 we'll see the kid do the only thing he knows how to do: win. With two former 250 National Champions, two MX2 World Champions (1 who barely lost two 250 National Championships) on the line--Pourcel, Musquin, Wilson and Baggett--I'm not giving him the Championship, but I think the #46 will be in the middle of it. This 250 MX Championship is gonna be good!!
The wheel tap thing after the finish, go watch the main again. The way he used his legs was faster than anyone all night.
Had that conversation with Old mate in another thread and he said Kenny and Herlings have the best knees, AC was unreal through there, it was worth bike lengths every time over Bagget.
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Can't beat that style!
Maybe RC was right and adam turned pro a bit too early. He certainly looks alot better now than he did in the outdoors when he first went pro.
Last year Adam looked like a nine years old child on a 450 when riding a 125. I think he changed a lot even compared to last summer. Taller, a little heavier. On another bike, I wouldn't even have recognized him on that video that came out last week or two weeks ago...
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