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What the hell is going on?? Dude rips last year for the few 450 races he does and now hes cruising around like he’s on a parade lap. Is he that out of shape? Will JGR let him do outdoors? No way that goes good. I like Justin and hope to see him to last years speed.
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I think he will get it together. He just seems like one of those riders that isn't obsessed with racing and only racing, hes just more chill about it all kind of like seely. He has been around moto since before he can remember. Probably not hurting for money. Let him do what he wants to do. Hypothetically if he wanted to, for example, stop racing and just freeride in the hills and make music or something, then it is what it is. I think he will show some speed again, when he wants to.
Some of you make it sound like he just came out of Loretta Lynn's for crying out loud. He might string together a few last ditch effort rides to try and get something for next year but the clock is ticking. The way the boys were talking about Hill on the RacerX Podcast, it didn't sound like they were taking him very seriously at this point.
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Hill is a great rider but I'm thinking he is a bit broken on the mental side but I expect to see him come alive at some point.
There are a lot of frustrated riders out there looking for results and with a field this deep, it's the head strong dudes who filter through to the sharp end.
With respect to the outdoors, I'm not even sure he has finished a series the last few years in the 250 class and has barely been a footnote at the end of MX. I have a tough time seeing him hammering a 450 for 30+2 over an entire series. Again, Joey, Aaron, Zach, will all be ready to throw down in the 450 mx series as they know what is required of them to be competitive with the big dogs in that class. Can't beat them if you don't at least meet their level of work in preparation for the series. Can't put in any less than what Tomac or Musquin or Roczen does and expect to be competitive.
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