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He seemed to be pretty respectful and more interested to see what the GP riders were like the interview of his I saw, and he doesn't come across as cocky at all, at least to me.
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"'Obviously Herlings is killing it over there right now. In the 250 class they have some really good guys but I think Ferrandis was battling with Herlings over there before he came over here and he is honestly the only guy that I see as a really big threat.
It does make him look a bit naive in hindsight, but it looked worse written down IMO. He was just forming an opinion based the only comparison/reference he had to go off. He was definitely more uncertain & open minded in the pre-race interviews I saw.
I love Matthes and got a chance to talk to him but man sometimes he has his strong point of view on something and he could be soooo wrong lol
(naive is more accurate and sounds less harsh but how good does my sentence read? haha)
I honestly didn't see the US team riding as they did. But it showed that the MXGP guys in both classes are just to fast.
Bad starts, weather, recovery, lack of prep... the excuses keep coming.
There are just so many fast guys flying under the radar and the weekend proved so.
I'm more impressed then annoyed with the results.
Prado was amazing to watch and had no competition from the MX2 guys.
Hunter we expected his results... cant take his efforts away from him, great rider and huge career ahead.
AP has speed! and deserves nothing but respect. But on a larger playing field.. he just didn't have what the others did.
He is still the top 250mx guy for the USA. but on a world scale, he's up there but not the top step.
Des nations this year was some of the best racing we have seen. track looked amazing even in the conditions.
fans where crazy! countries showed support and all the teams wanted to win! i love seeing the 250 riders up against the 450s!!!
bring on 2019
Moto 1 probably would’ve but pitted for goggles.
On a brand new bike and team verse the might of the factory KTM team.
Hunter is a technically superior rider to Jorge..
Just hope deathcross doesn’t claim him
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Hunters obviously a brilliant rider, and I hope for him, and his brother, much success.
But, he finished behind Prado ( and others) in the World Champs this year, and got beaten by him this last weekend by the accepted standards of Motocross.
The results are the results - that's how it is. No ifs or buts, or f**king asterisks. Or claims of superiority when it's not the case.
The accolades given to Prado, and Lawrence, and the other MX2 riders, are thoroughly deserved. Just as they are for the high performing big bike riders, this weekend.
I do , however, fear that your last sentence (about SX perhaps claiming him) might just be right. But, I sure as hell hope not.
On the Geico bike, he had 1 practice on a flat muddy track to dial it and become acquainted with the team. Then he races it! Pretty bloody impressive.
Granted I might be also still riding the high of the past weekend.
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