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yeah , good to hear Coldenhoff found a good ride for next season ....
http://nl.motocrossmag.be/index.php/2015/08/ktm-haalt-smets-en-coldenho…
http://nl.motocrossmag.be/index.php/2015/08/ktm-haalt-smets-en-coldenho…
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Cant remember any bad press about him, maybe down to his workrate
Simpson wont be on a Suzuki if Everts is there, and i think that makes the Desalle to Kawasaki more than certain too.
That seems the logical thing to me, for a man like Everts - to have your own team.
Plenty of people seem to want to put him down - re mentions of him being shuffled to the side etc, but with Pit being there at KTM, and very much in control, to me, it seems logical for Stefan to perhaps take the next step further and have his own 'thing'.
Of course, it may be just a change of scenery for him, plus him working with fellow, much admired Belgians / a Belgium based ,major team that is effectively, the Works Suzuki MX Team, he / his family have much history with.
Whatever it all is, it's great to see both Smets and Everts so involved, still, in MX. Great to see Coldenhoff finding a good spot.
This Belgian site might bring it as a fact, but it's nothing more than a rumour.
Coldenhoff has also been talking to Ice One Husqvarna too, but as of now, nothing has been confirmed. Would be nice to see him next to Cairoli, but don't expect anything official till the end of the season.
For years he seemed like one of those riders that got off lightly and avoided big injuries, kind of like a Dungey in that regard.
This year he seems like a calamity.
Maybe that Thailand crash freaked him out.
His transition to the 450 class seems tougher than expected. Has he won a moto yet?
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On topic though, pumped for Coldenhoff if he does get this ride, another super sand rider on orange? Wtf!!! .
Seems like his best results come once a year at Des Nations!
I think Searle will end up on a brittish team. He will probably have to race Maxxis, ride without factory support but also with less pressure as already mentioned. Even if it's a bitter piller to swallow I think it's the best for him to restart his career and build it up gradually. I guess Dixon is a good guess too.
I'm not sure an ex toprider considering retirement is the right way to go. Very few of them goes out on top, can only remember Everts really, and RC in the US obviously.
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