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Jens Getteman (MX 2)
Cyril Genot (EMX 250)
Stephen Rubini (EMX 125 ?)
Jeffrey Herlings (MX2)
This is well past being a joke. It's damn rediculous
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probably stays in MX2 for another year , as the last 2 years didnt go like planned and with 21 he is still young
I know a few "not bring money teams" where second or third riders bring a lot of money with them.
I sure hope though he decides to ride the big bike.
Jeremy Martin, 22 years old, 2 time AMA 250 motocross champion, definitely staying on a 250 next season- Absolutely fine, no problem at all
Now that's ridiculous. Herlings has had an absolutely horrible year this year, and is coming off a horrific injury. IF he stays in the 250 class then I don't think anyone should blame him in the slightest
Vital is gonna explode.
Like last year MXGP is going to be stacked, and there are going to be more UK riders doing rounds this year, if press releases are to be believed.
Shame that Waters and Ferris look like they are out though, both of them are more than capeable of hitting the podium.
Year Turned Pro: 2012
2014 & 2015 250 MX National Champion
Our 250 championship is a fully fledged championship. We don’t have age restrictions forcing riders to move up. He also has never won titles by 150 points or swept a series winning every single moto by huge margins.
Hint: Not a cherry picker, he has had to fight for it.
Jeffrey Herlings
Year Turned Pro: 2010
2010: (2 GP wins, 6 podiums)
2011: 2nd place World Championship MX2 (5 GP wins, 11 podiums)
2012 World Champion MX2 (9 GP wins, 13 podiums)
2013 World Champion MX2 (15 GP wins, 15 podiums) – Swept Series winning every GP
2014 2nd place World Championship MX2 (12 GP wins, 12 podiums) – Sweeping series until injury
2015 multiple wins before injury
MX2 is an age restricted support series as specified by Youthstream/FIM as a feeder series funneling riders to MX1. MX2 was a win two championships and be forced to move up series until they rescinded the rule 100% for him/KTM to stay in the class. So in short he has been hugely favored to win the MX2 title for the past five years, a support class, in which most if not all of his main competitors each year are forced or choose to move up to the premier MX1 class.
Hint: Cherry Picker
He also does not have to contend with a Supercross series.
See the difference?
I would be one of his biggest fans if he would stop it and just move up to MX1. Until then he is a cherry picker and I ignore him.
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How anyone can think anyone can 'cherry pick' at world championship level is beyond me
is Geoff talking abouth himself?
I don't know that blog but I would guess like 99% of the others he thinks he is a real journalist copy & pasting articles from Google searches to his >100 followers.
Notice how he ignored comments about MX2 being a support class? Even though Youthstream/FIM have stated it 100 times.
So who will ride the HRC 250 CR-F bike next year in MX2 World Championship ?
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