Vialle 23 MX

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4/28/2023 7:58pm

Tom is one hell of a rider but even with his talent and MX2 title, I’m speculating he will have a hard time with the heavy tracks and the heat and humidity.

Vialle will be fastest qualifier in a few races before the race lines develop,  but it will be Hunter’s year in 2023.

 

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4/28/2023 8:31pm

I think it's gonna be Justin Cooper's year. Dude's been training the past 2 months just for outdoors, and we saw in 2021 and at Mxon what he's capable of when he's at full fitness. Hunter, imo, lacks a little bit of raw speed outdoors based on the past 2 years, and Jo's been pretty inconsistent and also just coming off an injury. Vialle is a big question mark. He was by far the fastest in Europe, but we'll see if he can fully adjust.

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mxxxeR1
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4/29/2023 1:57pm
Spudinki45 wrote:
I think it's gonna be Justin Cooper's year. Dude's been training the past 2 months just for outdoors, and we saw in 2021 and at Mxon...

I think it's gonna be Justin Cooper's year. Dude's been training the past 2 months just for outdoors, and we saw in 2021 and at Mxon what he's capable of when he's at full fitness. Hunter, imo, lacks a little bit of raw speed outdoors based on the past 2 years, and Jo's been pretty inconsistent and also just coming off an injury. Vialle is a big question mark. He was by far the fastest in Europe, but we'll see if he can fully adjust.

He was not by far the fastest in europa....jaco geerts was just as fast

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4/30/2023 12:33am
ML512 wrote:
His ability to handle the heat in year one will be the biggest question mark. He has the speed but I think between the lack of...

His ability to handle the heat in year one will be the biggest question mark. He has the speed but I think between the lack of track knowledge and heat adaption, it’ll hamper his championship challenge…Hunta or J-Coop will take the title. Year two though, Vialle could be the favorite with the two listed above going 450 full time in 2024.

I disagree. Vialle will adapt. A real threat for the title. Watch this space. 

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4/30/2023 1:06am

Euros loves US tracks. He will have a lot of fun riding those tracks. Podium at least.

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4/30/2023 3:42am

Great starter.

4 overalls n n box every week

4/30/2023 5:54am

I think his biggest problem will be rebuilding his confidence after hitting the ground so much during supercross. That could happen with a couple good results, especially if his starts come back.

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4/30/2023 4:19pm

There are a lot of fast 250 riders who could actually win a moto or even an overall, but only Hunter, Shimoda, Cooper, Martin and Vialle can win the title.

 

Don't count out a multi-time world champion. 128 is very fast.

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4/30/2023 5:17pm

I m sure he ll be a constant top 5 and better rider. BUT he is on an austrian bike- thats for sure not the bike to have! If they get these bikes dialed in he even might be in the title hunt. But i dont believe KTM will get it done in a couple of weeks 

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4/30/2023 5:41pm

If Jett were there I’d say he’s not the favorite. But he won’t be, so in my opinion, he is. 

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4/30/2023 6:06pm Edited Date/Time 4/30/2023 6:07pm

4th-5th place in points behind:

jmart 

cooper

hunter

Here or behind

Edit replaced hampshire with Shimoda 

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4/30/2023 6:15pm

Shimoda had Hunter covered last year. Allot of fast guys that got pace over Tom and Hunter. Justin Cooper is coming in under the Radar and from what I've seen he should win this Coming MX championship. 

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southeast wrote:
Shimoda had Hunter covered last year. Allot of fast guys that got pace over Tom and Hunter. Justin Cooper is coming in under the Radar and...

Shimoda had Hunter covered last year. Allot of fast guys that got pace over Tom and Hunter. Justin Cooper is coming in under the Radar and from what I've seen he should win this Coming MX championship. 

Head to head last year between Jo and Hunter, it was 7-5 in Jo’s favour. They were fairly evenly matched in my opinion. I look forward to seeing them race each other hard again.

Throw in Cooper and Vialle, as well as JMart and RJ here and there, and we should have a great season!

Who are the “Allot of fast guys that got pace over Tom and Hunter.”???

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5/20/2023 8:09am

RacerX has pics of him at Glen Helen this week. Any word on how he did on the stop watch compared to the others there?

I'm excited for Motocross!

5/20/2023 11:36am

Better than he did in Supercross.

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5/20/2023 12:02pm

He'll win motos and a few overalls this season. Don't think he'll get a championship this year, but will finish in the top 5, possibly top 3. 🤔 

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5/20/2023 12:31pm

He showed glimpses in supercross, his starts were great, his corner speed was ridiculous.. he just did t get the whoops dialled and was not as good at pushing through the rhythms.. I can’t wait to see that raw speed outdoors though!

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5/20/2023 12:32pm

Call me crazy, but I think he will be an immediate contender and threat for the title. SX was a learning experience for him, but outdoors is his specialty. I think the title will go down to 3 riders: Cooper, Hunter and Vialle.

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5/20/2023 12:47pm

With the huge difference between the rough and rutted GP tracks and the smoother American tracks it will be very different.

But I think he will be consistent and running top 5 scoring valuable points.

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Bonanza69
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5/20/2023 1:08pm

Top 5,a few podiums,maybe a win,that‘s it for his first year.

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mxxxeR1
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5/20/2023 3:27pm

Tom vialle is about as good as jaco geerts and he rode a 450 ( mxdn) once last year and then immediately won his heat... race from tomac and in race 1 he was 2 behind tomac at 3 seconds.....zo yes maybe tom vialle can finish in the top 10  🙄🙄😁 

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5/20/2023 5:33pm Edited Date/Time 5/20/2023 11:49pm

Gerts looked pretty damm good at mxdn on  usa soil.

I have no doubt he will be in chip hunt.

Will win few motos and overalls.

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5/20/2023 5:47pm

He is going to compete for the top five and wins right off the bat. I do think he is going to run into a couple of rounds where the heat and humidity is fairly shocking for year one and that will be the difference in the title and a top 3-4 finish. 
 

In races where the track really breaks down and the heat is manageable, he is going to shine. 

5/20/2023 6:08pm

vialle will win races.....far closer to the front than in SX!

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5/20/2023 6:29pm

Why is everyone acting like heat is going to be a shock, and something new? I guess Indonesia, in July for two MXGP rounds is easy?

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5/20/2023 7:15pm

Vialle is rocking the mustache/mullet combo now. I'd say he is in it to win it!

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crmx105
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5/20/2023 8:17pm

Vialle has a legit shot at the title. 2x world champ, 22 or 23 years old and has been training in Florida. 

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5/20/2023 10:19pm

I think the biggest hurdle for him is going to be the one-day format, but he’ll adjust fairly quickly. The heat in my opinion won’t be as big of a factor as some think. He won Indonesia last year, and that’s equatorial heat which is a different animal all together. 

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