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KR: 29 April 1994
JH: 12 Sept 1994
Bike number: 94, 1
Gonna be rad seeing the #1 plate this summer. (even though im sure Kenny would rather run his usual 94)
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The only "not real" (whatever the fuck that means) tracks on the US schedule are Utah (which has the highest lap time differential in the series) and High Point, which still has plenty of elevation IMO.
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hope to meet you in few weeks in nakhon pathom
Concerning SX, I suck at skateboarding but i don't give a sh... about it and don't practice so you know.
Roczen had a SX track in his garden. His goal has always been to come and race in the USA where you have to be good at both MX and SX if you want a ride.
I think Herlings is a little like Cairoli. He says he would like to but not sure he will ever come to do an entire season. I just hope he won't do the same as Tony which means not even race once.
But talent wise if he could crush any of your current MX2 AMA guys on any motocross track (still my opinion, lol) and your guys rule at SX, there's no reason he wouldn't be good with practice.
Always loved Roczen, I've always cheered for him and still do. Nothing has changed for me. But as much as I disliked Herlings in 2011, it was clear he was part of that golden riders circle including Poto, Cairoli, Roczen, Dungey, Tomac etc...
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