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Yamaha deal is up. He doesn't wanna go back and I doubt they want him back unless for dirt cheap. 35 years old. Monster deal ended too I presume. Is there a chance he can't get a ride and just disappears like Stew?
I still think on the right bike (probably orange or yellow) he's as fast as anyone. His next win (45) makes him the oldest ever to do it, but I think if he finds a machine he gels with he can pass RC, assuming he races two more years.
Tons of you say "stop he's done" but I'm not buying it. You don't have performances like Phoenix and not still have
it. Was fast as hell in Atlanta, strong rides in Toronto and Vegas. He fought the clutch on the blue bike for 2 years, couldn't get the bike working in soft dirt... I don't think his results are about age at all it's just the bike and his attitude. He gets on a better bike he'll have a better mindset. And we all know a happy Reed on a bike he likes can rip.
I still think on the right bike (probably orange or yellow) he's as fast as anyone. His next win (45) makes him the oldest ever to do it, but I think if he finds a machine he gels with he can pass RC, assuming he races two more years.
Tons of you say "stop he's done" but I'm not buying it. You don't have performances like Phoenix and not still have
it. Was fast as hell in Atlanta, strong rides in Toronto and Vegas. He fought the clutch on the blue bike for 2 years, couldn't get the bike working in soft dirt... I don't think his results are about age at all it's just the bike and his attitude. He gets on a better bike he'll have a better mindset. And we all know a happy Reed on a bike he likes can rip.
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JS7 doesn't want to do it again. Why would he? He will not only have a battle with the current riders, but a battle with the AMA, MXSports, and Feld.
I really do think it's as simple as finding the right bike, and he's back on the podium. He's a completely different rider when comfortable.
The dude is an animal at 35.
Chad wants ro race. Bubba does not and has not for a long time.
How much is Chad Reed Worth?
Chad Reed net worth: Chad Reed is an Australian motocross and supercross racer who has a net worth of $20 million. Chad Reed earned his net worth through his accomplishments in supercross and motorcross racing, as well as his development and help with funding of the Super-X, the new Australian Supercross Championships. Chad Mark Reed was born in Cessnock, Australia in March 1982. He won the Australian Junior Championship in 1997. He became a professional bike racer in 1998 and he won the Australian 250cc Supercross Championship in both 1999 and 2000. He won the 2002 AMA East Coast Lites SX championship. In 2003 and 2004 Chad won the U.S. Open Championship. He won a Bronze Medal in the 2005 X-Games for Supermoto. He was the Australian Supercross Champion in 2008 and 2009. In 2009 he won the Monster Energy Triple Crown MX Championship and was the AMA Athlete of the Year. Reed formed TwoTwo Motorsports in 2010 and recruited amateur rider Nick Howard. Reed has been sponsored by Bel-Ray oils and Shift clothing. He has also been associated with Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki, Yamaha, Fox Racing, Alpinestars, Pro Circuit, and Discount Tire. In 2001 Chad was named a Member of the Order of Australia for his service to motorsports. He is married and his wife is named Ellie.
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Reedy can race as long as he feels competetive.
he would need a bit of luck to win again, with the top 3 guys all going down, getting caught up etc, hes a top 5, maybe podium guy on his best nights now, But Larocco's last win was a bit like that as well,
He was literally on the line in the premier class before the scrub was invented, now hes still a top 3 guy racing against next gen kids. How can you not respect the hell out of that guy!!!!!
I hope it keeps going, there is nothing i enjoy greater than watching hard earned talent at work.
Just incredible!
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