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Former 125 world champ, Brian Hsu, is looking a ride - preferably in the USA so he can race MX and SX.
The kid can ride both disciplines well (former top ten GP rider until injuries) and if any US teams need a rider he could well be worth checking out!
Brian Hsu interview
The kid can ride both disciplines well (former top ten GP rider until injuries) and if any US teams need a rider he could well be worth checking out!
Brian Hsu interview
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He’s always had awesome technique and skill and ever since 85’s has been cool to watch.
I think he has what it takes to be successful in the US, just has to find a way to get over here and put in a good training camp.
Not sure what the deal is with his constantly switching teams. Definitely not a great sign from the outside looking in. Here's hoping for the best for Hsu.
I'm just trying to understand if there was drama or he simply didn't live up to his potential.
Which team in Europe has he pissed off exactly? Factory Suzuki? The team that doesn't even exist anymore?
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A rider with his talent should be in demand.. he isnt, because he ages out this year.. nobody looks like they want to take a chance.
He thought he was the next Roczen, and he wasnt,7 years as a factory supported guy, he left and it went bad real quick.. plus he doesnt seem to have a following in Germany, he didnt want to be interviewed in German at the ADAC SX cos he doesnt speak it well enough, which is weird.
I don't speak swahili very well so i'd prefer to be interviewed in english. Whats the difference?
I know he was a super hyped amateur and the biggest name junior in europe for a long time. Injuries dont care what continent you're on they can cut you down pretty quickly. I hope he does get a ride in the US at some point, it seemed like for a long time that was where he wanted to end up, be good to see him get a proper crack at it. Who knows how likely that is though
He was like Facchetti, the promise of italian motocross.
Now you see where they both are...
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I vaguely remember him I think,from years ago
That’s something completely different then Hsu story, he is older and burned allot of bridges and no one top level team seems interesting in him anymore.
I agree he crashes allot and dealing with injury’s the last couple off seasons. But he got the speed to win in the EMX class so it’s a possibility he could take over Watson his spot when he wins the title...
He won titles before so he is capable of it, right now it’s time to put those moto’s together like you said.
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