One of my favorite racers, sad to see him retire, but glad i got to watch him race and witness the bulldog fight that he had in him, never gave up, a real warrior, a Zulu Warrior!
Wished he could have returned to form after his time off, always enjoyed watching race. I'd like to see someone give him a chance behind the mic as I think he'd be a great color guy on a broadcast.
A true racer through and through. I don't doubt he could mount ANOTHER comeback and be successful if his heart was in it. But if it isn't, this is a good choice.
Wished he could have returned to form after his time off, always enjoyed watching race. I'd like to see someone give him a chance behind the...
Wished he could have returned to form after his time off, always enjoyed watching race. I'd like to see someone give him a chance behind the mic as I think he'd be a great color guy on a broadcast.
Wished he could have returned to form after his time off, always enjoyed watching race. I'd like to see someone give him a chance behind the...
Wished he could have returned to form after his time off, always enjoyed watching race. I'd like to see someone give him a chance behind the mic as I think he'd be a great color guy on a broadcast.
One of the good guys in our sport. GL had a great career and battled back time and time again from adversity. Good luck in the...
One of the good guys in our sport. GL had a great career and battled back time and time again from adversity. Good luck in the future Grant!
Damn straight, and pure class even during those hard times. Its been a rough couple years for him, kind of a bummer for him to go out this way, but you cant take away what he has accomplished in this sport. A true Champion.
My youngest kid is a #111 fanatic. Been running it ever since his first KTM 50. Langston = Badass. Great career, too many injuries. Glad he survived it all.
It's a real shame. GL is a great person for the sport, and I hope he can continue to be involved at a high level.
The run he made to pass Alessi on the las lap at Hangtown a few years ago was motocross at its best, as was the image a couple weeks later when he won Southwick almost unable to walk. The guy is a model of perserverance and competitiveness.
When I think of the prematurely retired talent who could still be competitive, like Lusk, Tortelli even Pastrana and now Langston, we've missed some spectacular racing opportunities.
It seems like his career was definitely cut too short. It seems like he had a LOT of competitive life in him yet - just too bad his injuries stopped that much earlier than it should have.
One of my all time favorite racers - very humble, always talkative and seemingly liked by everyone.
Hopefully we'll see him around for a long time yet.
Wished he could have returned to form after his time off, always enjoyed watching race. I'd like to see someone give him a chance behind the...
Wished he could have returned to form after his time off, always enjoyed watching race. I'd like to see someone give him a chance behind the mic as I think he'd be a great color guy on a broadcast.
he was at our track last weekend with travis pastrana and martin davaalos martin cleaned his clock ..he looked nothing like the langston of old....i believe he is having a problem with his shoulder too...as he pulled off the track halfway thru the race pointing to his shoulder......
Wished he could have returned to form after his time off, always enjoyed watching race. I'd like to see someone give him a chance behind the...
Wished he could have returned to form after his time off, always enjoyed watching race. I'd like to see someone give him a chance behind the mic as I think he'd be a great color guy on a broadcast.
he was at our track last weekend with travis pastrana and martin davaalos martin cleaned his clock ..he looked nothing like the langston of old....i believe he is having a problem with his shoulder too...as he pulled off the track halfway thru the race pointing to his shoulder......
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The run he made to pass Alessi on the las lap at Hangtown a few years ago was motocross at its best, as was the image a couple weeks later when he won Southwick almost unable to walk. The guy is a model of perserverance and competitiveness.
When I think of the prematurely retired talent who could still be competitive, like Lusk, Tortelli even Pastrana and now Langston, we've missed some spectacular racing opportunities.
One of my favorites, congrats on an amazing career, and best of luck in the future.
One of my all time favorite racers - very humble, always talkative and seemingly liked by everyone.
Hopefully we'll see him around for a long time yet.
He had a fantastic career and won a lot of titles and races, but over the last 3 years it hasn't been working.
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