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I would say he will be be similar to where he would finish in the US nationals. Im guessing 15th to 20th with the changes he will endure with countries and tracks, maybe top 10 at Glen Helen. but maybe he could be right there from the first round. He is a pretty unknown quantity really apart from he should be quick enough to score points, except maybe the sand tracks.
It will be a great experiance and he will get faster racing with the best in the world. I hope he adapts and does well.
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And then, if he's good enough, he will probably stay with Bud Racing until the end of the season, yes...
I'm still pulling for him and hope he totally proves me wrong. I have been a fan since he was on 65s. I watched his charge through the pack at LLs with no clutch to clinch a title by a point, watched his national A class debut at Oak Hill, and saw him fight the injury bug to come back strong, but I have yet to see anything that makes me think he will be a top 7 national rider or a top 10 GP rider as a rookie. I think those expectations are unreasonable for a kid who has really only ridden A class for as short a time as he has. I guess we will all know by Sunday. I hope he kicks ass!
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Get well soon Michael.
Leib lays wood that's for sure. Do not underestimate this dude. Michael, don't let this little chipped bone bother you at all. Good luck out there man! And more importantly... HAVE FUN!!
Cliff
To me it feels like we're entering a new phase of walking a fine line as far as crashing is concerned. "Go THIS fast, or go home".
Hope the kid can come and put in some really good results. I admire anyone who has the balls to come over to race the GP's.
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