Jett Lawrence

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Edited Date/Time 6/4/2022 12:55pm
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Reminds you of a Young Ken Roczen

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FerCzD
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12/11/2019 2:27pm
Overhyped IMO
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Falcon
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12/11/2019 2:33pm
The "Quit being a dumbass" part is harsh, but it's too early to tell.
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12/11/2019 2:53pm
We need more Jetts
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gt80rider
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12/11/2019 3:06pm
Kid rips and is on point right now... Hope he keeps it on two wheels
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12/11/2019 3:09pm Edited Date/Time 12/11/2019 3:10pm
The kid is 16 Blink

Yeah he's got mega talent but it takes a lot more than just that to be a champ etc. (see Forkner, Adam C.)

I'll reserve judgment until after his second year as a pro
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12/11/2019 3:19pm
Not often you see a rider coming into their first PRO year with a two digit number.

Was better than I expected him to be at Aus-X

Has already run up near the front in the Pro Class and needed to to pull off track to not earn to many points at the end of last year.

But as someone said, always to early to tell if someone is going to be a champion.Some great riders have never won a title, but the kid will be a contender for years to come.
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12/11/2019 3:35pm
FerCzD wrote:
Overhyped IMO
the kid is barely 16, already won in EMX250, he has speed and youth on his side, look how long Osbourne or AC took to get titles

he was world 65 champ in europe in his first race out of australia, his family are down to earth and have put everything in place, he wont win this year i dont think, but i can see him being a top 250f guy in 3-4 years, and still younger than most guysm
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12/11/2019 4:17pm Edited Date/Time 12/11/2019 4:18pm
FerCzD wrote:
Overhyped IMO
scott_nz wrote:
the kid is barely 16, already won in EMX250, he has speed and youth on his side, look how long Osbourne or AC took to get...
the kid is barely 16, already won in EMX250, he has speed and youth on his side, look how long Osbourne or AC took to get titles

he was world 65 champ in europe in his first race out of australia, his family are down to earth and have put everything in place, he wont win this year i dont think, but i can see him being a top 250f guy in 3-4 years, and still younger than most guysm
KR94 was 16 and already MX2 world champion, not race winner in EMX250.
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12/11/2019 4:36pm
He has a lot of talent for sure, hopefully he can get a couple of healthy seasons in early on. I think this is key for any young guy going pro. Webb was relatively healthy in his 250 career, Tomac as well, Roczen, Dungey, RV, etc. I also hope Hunter L can get a whole season under him too.
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12/11/2019 5:41pm
For Jett to finish the season with no injuries and in the top 10 will be amazing.
If he gets through this season healthy.. he will be a title contender the following year.

I just hope Hunter and Jett race the same coast.
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12/12/2019 12:15am Edited Date/Time 12/12/2019 12:28am
FerCzD wrote:
KR94 was 16 and already MX2 world champion, not race winner in EMX250.
Just for the record. He was a 65cc world champion.

If he was sticking around to race MX-2. There's every chance he could have been an MX-2 world champ at 16. We'll never know.

He made his official pro debut the same night Reedy officially announced his retirement. Good omen. Changing of the guard.

I just hope he rides to his potential. Not other peoples expectations.

I really hope both he and Hunter have good longevity.
I was spewing Hunter raced the last rnd of the MX. That was a stupid move IMO. There was absolutely nothing to gain from it. It's decisions like that, that will shorten his career.
Athletes these days seem to think It's a race to get back into competition after a serious Injury. Normally doesn't end well. Never will.
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12/12/2019 12:16am
He’s a young exciting rider coming thru!
12/12/2019 3:43am
He had quite similar results in EMX, turned pro at age 15 and trained with Heiko Klepka in Germany, Ken's dad. He definitely reminds me of Ken before he went to KTM. Also his personality is very similar.
Not sure about the championship thing
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12/12/2019 6:04am
I believe a lot in Jett but he is not called Lawrence.
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12/16/2019 12:56pm
WCRider wrote:
I believe a lot in Jett but he is not called Lawrence.
its legit written on his jersey... Tongue Whistling
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12/16/2019 4:51pm
peelout wrote:
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Hahaha I reckon you would be fun to have a beer with
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peelout wrote:
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Awesome bottom end that model.
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12/16/2019 6:36pm
Her ass is why my grill is jacked.
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big.dos
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12/16/2019 8:23pm
I would say a young Windham with respects to riding style. Almost looks as if he isn't trying at all.
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12/16/2019 8:44pm
big.dos wrote:
I would say a young Windham with respects to riding style. Almost looks as if he isn't trying at all.
This was exactly what I was thinking, & part of why im already a fan of the kid. I think he will do well, style and personality are one of those rare combos you see.
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12/16/2019 8:51pm
WCRider wrote:
I believe a lot in Jett but he is not called Lawrence.
Reynolds ftw!
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6/1/2022 4:32pm
TSCHAM101 wrote:
man this one aged pretty well.
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6/1/2022 4:50pm
Seems like the place for it. People have been comparing Sextons style to David Bailey’s BUT I see Jett L on the bike as a spitting image of the young professor.
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6/4/2022 9:51am
FerCzD wrote:
Overhyped IMO
I think by the end of summer that statement will be moot. Not a young KR94 but a hybrid of some of the best and latest riding technique. He looks like total progression to me but with a vet mindset, you can’t teach that.
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FerCzD
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6/4/2022 11:37am
FerCzD wrote:
Overhyped IMO
motodad805 wrote:
I think by the end of summer that statement will be moot. Not a young KR94 but a hybrid of some of the best and latest...
I think by the end of summer that statement will be moot. Not a young KR94 but a hybrid of some of the best and latest riding technique. He looks like total progression to me but with a vet mindset, you can’t teach that.
That post is from 2019, he was grown on me ever since. He is the real deal.
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6/4/2022 11:39am
Young Ken was a bit flashier, tended to scrub more
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6/4/2022 12:29pm
FerCzD wrote:
Overhyped IMO
Still over hyped?
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6/4/2022 12:55pm
I gotta say, this kid has proved me wrong...twice. 2 championships later.
He is the real deal.
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