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Amazing race between those 2 as they’ve clearly stepped above the rest in 250s. I’ve never been a Jett fan but there’s no denying special when you see it. He reminds me a lot of Dungey in his 250 days just looks effortless on the bike. While Cam has gotten to a point in his career that I doubt any of us could have predicted, and clearly he worked hard on his riding style this off season because the progression is undeniable.
It would take a big mistake from Jett to make the points race interesting as there’s really no east guys to get in between the 2, but I’m definitely looking forward to them duking it out to the finish especially when we throw Craig Mosiman and Hunter into the mix
It would take a big mistake from Jett to make the points race interesting as there’s really no east guys to get in between the 2, but I’m definitely looking forward to them duking it out to the finish especially when we throw Craig Mosiman and Hunter into the mix
Hopefully we get to see them start around eachother a few more times before the season finishes.
I thought for sure after Jett took the lead back that mcadoo was going to ride just that little bit over his head and take a dirt nap.
But the guy rode great all night long.
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That level of talent got me thinking of the Stewart days. I have always been a Jett fan and always will be. Personality is what this sport needs after a couple of years with the robotic Ryans.
You could see Jetts awareness on the track and it is that i would want Malcom to have instead of running in to people.
He raced as smart as Webb used to do against Roczen right there.
Natural talent for sure in that young man.
Lawrence reminds me of Herlings. Absolute superstar speed.
It’s like Jett wasn’t expecting/wanting to do those big rhythms for most of the main as the track got chewed up. And McAdoo had that and the whoops so dialed, Jett had to reasses get them figured out and follow suit. His whoops early in the main compared to after getting passed really highlighting that.
Cool to see him get challenged like that. And cool to see a PC rider so strong.
I bet the team was really happy with that race. And the lessons he learned.
Cameron is a bulldog almost reminds me of a young Tomac
Mcadoo seems to have forkner levels of speed, but is keeping it on two wheels... big fan of both dudes..
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Whoops and the next rythym.
But any1 else agree Jett didnt want to be in the lead. He seemed to be looking over at mcadoo a lot like he was wanting him to pass.
So he could follow. Find out mcadoos exact lines. Once he did that he was able to ride his own faster lines and do mcadoos lines and then doing both he was faster.
Overall, fantastic race. Those two are head and shoulders above the rest of the field in the East. Jett's great but tip of the hat to Cam.
Where as Jett isn’t , not so sure anyone will
Ever be as consistent as Dungey or McGrath.
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