Bisceglia to fill in for Stewart and Baggett this weekend.

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6/4/2016 5:19pm Edited Date/Time 6/4/2016 5:20pm
Stews back hasn't seen a top 10 in a long time. I kid I kid I'm a die hard Stewart fan. Good ride from Matt for sure.
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6/4/2016 6:19pm
That boy scored me a perfect 100 points today as a +14 dog.
6/4/2016 6:31pm
I put him in 10-15 position. 2 solid and consistent motos, the only bad thing is that I dont think they showed him even once on the camera all day.
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6/4/2016 6:36pm
RonSkj wrote:
That boy scored me a perfect 100 points today as a +14 dog.
Me too!!!

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6/4/2016 7:16pm
Suzuki needs to put another rider on the other Suzuki that collected dust this weekend.
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6/4/2016 7:34pm
tylermx967 wrote:
WOW THAT WAS A GREAT JOB MATT JSUT DID ON HIS FIRST RACE FOR SUSZUKI I THINK MIKE WEB A GREAT TEAM MANGER TO MAKE THIS...
WOW THAT WAS A GREAT JOB MATT JSUT DID ON HIS FIRST RACE FOR SUSZUKI I THINK MIKE WEB A GREAT TEAM MANGER TO MAKE THIS DESCIN
Amen bro, amen.

Good for Matt, nice riding.
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6/5/2016 4:41am Edited Date/Time 6/5/2016 4:41am
Great ride by Bisceglia!! HE needs a knickname though so I don't have to spell his name.

Yosh team needs to keep him on.
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6/5/2016 6:56am
coastie44 wrote:
Great ride by Bisceglia!! HE needs a knickname though so I don't have to spell his name.

Yosh team needs to keep him on.
He commonly goes by Matty B.
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6/5/2016 7:05am
That was an impressive ride!
6/5/2016 7:17am
Matty didn't get much in race coverage but he did get an interview with Georgia on the starting line! Great ride for a really great kid!
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6/5/2016 7:59am
They did. Showed him for a bit and mentioned that he was filling in and doing a great job.
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6/5/2016 9:43am
Wow he did great! 10th overall first 450 national with only a couple hours riding bike? I'm impressed.
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6/5/2016 10:24am
Very impressive ride.

Matt B. Did awesome.
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6/5/2016 12:20pm
BAD10 wrote:
Wow he did great! 10th overall first 450 national with only a couple hours riding bike? I'm impressed.
8th O/A.
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6/5/2016 5:16pm Edited Date/Time 6/5/2016 5:17pm
hasko158 wrote:
Really? Take a look at this list and tell me who he can beat, top 15 from Glen Helen Ryan Dungey Ken Roczen Eli Tomac Jason...
Really? Take a look at this list and tell me who he can beat, top 15 from Glen Helen

Ryan Dungey
Ken Roczen
Eli Tomac
Jason Anderson
Trey Canard
Josh Grant
Cole Seely
Phil Nicoletti
Marvin Musquin
Broc Tickle
Justin Brayton
Fredrik Noren
Christophe Pourcel
Justin Barcia
Andrew Short
How does all the poop that spews from your mouth taste? Seems like a good move for the team. Matt's style is way better for a 450
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6/5/2016 5:26pm
F.B wrote:
A rider FORM TEXAS on a factory SUSZUKI. Tyler must be freaking out.
You sitting down?



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6/6/2016 8:30am
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Hasko?

* Crickets *
No crickets, I just don't live on here like some of you lol. It was a great ride and surprised me. And I think surprised a lot of people. I don't think I was far off either though, No Peick, Anderson out, Phil crashed out, Marvin crashed out first moto. He did beat Short and Noren straight up out of the ones I said. I'm not losing sleep over it, good for him and good for Yosh, they needed it.
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6/6/2016 8:45am
I wish more teams would give these young up and coming riders a chance to show what they have got when the regular rider for the team is out with an injury. Can't cost the team much to do it, and it gets the bike on the track for the sponsors.
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6/6/2016 8:51am
GuyB wrote:
PR... MATT BISCEGLIA TO FILL IN WITH YOSHIMURA SUZUKI AT LAKEWOOD Former AMA Horizon Award Winner Happy for the Opportunity Chino, CA (June 2, 2016) –...
PR...

MATT BISCEGLIA TO FILL IN WITH YOSHIMURA SUZUKI AT LAKEWOOD

Former AMA Horizon Award Winner Happy for the Opportunity

Chino, CA (June 2, 2016) – Yoshimura Suzuki Factory Racing would like to announce that Matt Bisceglia will compete as a replacement rider for the team at this Saturday’s Lucas Oil Pro Motocross round in Lakewood, CO. Bisceglia will race as Yoshimura Suzuki’s regulars Blake Baggett and James Stewart continue to recover from injuries sustained earlier in the season.
Bisceglia, a native of Weatherford, Texas, is the 2013 AMA Horizon Award winner. Now in his third full year as a pro, Bisceglia has more than proven himself ready for the 450 Class by being a top-10 finisher in the 250 East Region Supercross series and 250 Motocross Nationals.
“We’re happy to have a rider with Matt’s credentials available to fill-in for Blake and James,” said Yoshimura Suzuki team manager Mike Webb. “With Matt coming in this gives us the opportunity to still have a strong presence at the event in Colorado, while allowing James and Blake to have more time to get healthy before they return to racing.”
Bisceglia is no stranger to Suzuki, having most recently raced a Suzuki RM-Z250 for the MAD Racing/Yoshimura/Suzuki team during this year’s 250 East Region Supercross series. A podium at the Toronto round was a highlight for Matt and the MAD Racing/Yoshimura Suzuki team.
“I’m really looking forward to racing the Yoshimura Suzuki RM-Z450 this weekend,” Bisceglia said. “It’s definitely a dream come true to have the opportunity to race a 450 for a factory team. It’s the pinnacle of the sport and what every rider strives to achieve. I’m thankful to Suzuki for the opportunity. We’ve had a good couple of days of testing and I’m excited to see what this weekend brings.”
Yoshimura Suzuki races this weekend at Lakewood, Colorado’s Thunder Valley for round three of the series this Saturday, June 4. The races will be televised on MavTV and NBCSN and online at www.promotocross.com.
Dont they already do that?
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6/6/2016 9:08am
The dude rode great all wknd and looked very smooth. Just my opinion but I think he stays with Baggett the rest of the series.
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6/6/2016 9:55am
mb60 wrote:
The dude rode great all wknd and looked very smooth. Just my opinion but I think he stays with Baggett the rest of the series.
very doubtful
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6/6/2016 12:40pm
coastie44 wrote:
Great ride by Bisceglia!! HE needs a knickname though so I don't have to spell his name.

Yosh team needs to keep him on.
I'm thinking Biscuit.
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6/6/2016 1:10pm
That awkward moment when a nearly washed out 250 class rider steps in and outperforms any of James Stewarts finishes in his first attempt on the 450...
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6/6/2016 1:41pm Edited Date/Time 6/6/2016 1:43pm
I don't get it and no one is talking from Matt's camp nor anyone MAD racing SUSZUKI...any insiders here know why he left the team? There was some talk here about him being 'sick' at hangtown, but no one really knew. Then, Racer X does and interview with him after Lakewood and he clams up, they also said they asked MAD SUSZUKI and those guys don't have a clue why he left. All in all, I thought Matt rode awesome at Lakewood, 8th place surprised the hell outta me, in a good way, because I was thinking he'd be 15-20 or maybe even have a hard time cracking 20th.

http://racerxonline.com/2016/06/06/unsung-hero-matt-bisceglia
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6/6/2016 5:26pm
Sully22 wrote:
I don't get it and no one is talking from Matt's camp nor anyone MAD racing SUSZUKI...any insiders here know why he left the team? There...
I don't get it and no one is talking from Matt's camp nor anyone MAD racing SUSZUKI...any insiders here know why he left the team? There was some talk here about him being 'sick' at hangtown, but no one really knew. Then, Racer X does and interview with him after Lakewood and he clams up, they also said they asked MAD SUSZUKI and those guys don't have a clue why he left. All in all, I thought Matt rode awesome at Lakewood, 8th place surprised the hell outta me, in a good way, because I was thinking he'd be 15-20 or maybe even have a hard time cracking 20th.

http://racerxonline.com/2016/06/06/unsung-hero-matt-bisceglia
Careful saying things like that, people on this thread will tell you to "eat your words" and "told you so" all day
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6/6/2016 5:48pm
What is there more to say on both parties ? They had a mutual agreement to move on from each other. I'm sure yosh will find away to keep him the rest of the summer. In my opinion you will not see JS7 the rest of the year. Good for Matty B and good luck to him in the future.
6/6/2016 6:18pm
coastie44 wrote:
Great ride by Bisceglia!! HE needs a knickname though so I don't have to spell his name.

Yosh team needs to keep him on.
I'm thinking Biscuit.
Just what I was thinking... Laughing

Biscuit & Bracket ha!
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mb60 wrote:
What is there more to say on both parties ? They had a mutual agreement to move on from each other. I'm sure yosh will find...
What is there more to say on both parties ? They had a mutual agreement to move on from each other. I'm sure yosh will find away to keep him the rest of the summer. In my opinion you will not see JS7 the rest of the year. Good for Matty B and good luck to him in the future.
According to Matthes who spoke with the team owner, he has no idea why Bisceglia left and told Matthes to let him know if he finds out. I think it's pretty obvious that he left so he could race the Yosh 450 even if for only a round.
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6/6/2016 6:49pm
mb60 wrote:
What is there more to say on both parties ? They had a mutual agreement to move on from each other. I'm sure yosh will find...
What is there more to say on both parties ? They had a mutual agreement to move on from each other. I'm sure yosh will find away to keep him the rest of the summer. In my opinion you will not see JS7 the rest of the year. Good for Matty B and good luck to him in the future.
mx836 wrote:
According to Matthes who spoke with the team owner, he has no idea why Bisceglia left and told Matthes to let him know if he finds...
According to Matthes who spoke with the team owner, he has no idea why Bisceglia left and told Matthes to let him know if he finds out. I think it's pretty obvious that he left so he could race the Yosh 450 even if for only a round.
He may have done the right thing for himself. He seized the opportunity and made the most of it by putting in two excellent motos.
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6/6/2016 10:22pm
mb60 wrote:
What is there more to say on both parties ? They had a mutual agreement to move on from each other. I'm sure yosh will find...
What is there more to say on both parties ? They had a mutual agreement to move on from each other. I'm sure yosh will find away to keep him the rest of the summer. In my opinion you will not see JS7 the rest of the year. Good for Matty B and good luck to him in the future.
mx836 wrote:
According to Matthes who spoke with the team owner, he has no idea why Bisceglia left and told Matthes to let him know if he finds...
According to Matthes who spoke with the team owner, he has no idea why Bisceglia left and told Matthes to let him know if he finds out. I think it's pretty obvious that he left so he could race the Yosh 450 even if for only a round.
agn5009 wrote:
He may have done the right thing for himself. He seized the opportunity and made the most of it by putting in two excellent motos.
Exactly and good for Matty B. He seized the chance to better himself . He left a team going no where in my opinion and and took a chance. Now yosh has a chance to keep a young rider who wants to work for a chance. JS7 can move on and get a deal on his own. Really a simple solution to think of it either way.

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