Special thanks to Gajser and Gifting

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In the last couple of minutes, these guys grinded it out to bump the US into 2nd! There was a while there in the last race that I wasn’t sure America was even going to land on the podium. Even with Sexton and Deegan, I’m not sure the Australian team was going to be beat today. I’m glad our guys had some luck go their way for a change to bump them up to the 2nd step.

2nd place ain’t too bad!

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10/6/2025 4:12am

Very true.  Great point!

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10/6/2025 7:33am

Renaux got smoked by a Viking on a private Yamaha versus his works steed. That’s not Americas fault, it’s the MXON and balance USA deserved to be in front of France. If Sasha hadn’t crashed his brains out then Belgium was shoe in for second but he just can’t help himself. To be fair Sasha and Lucas are younger than Deagan so if anyone is going to topple Australia in the next few years it’s gonna be Belgium.

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10/6/2025 7:56am

Isak gifting the US the 2nd step was great to watch /pun

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10/6/2025 8:19am Edited Date/Time 10/6/2025 9:56am

Ah, i read it trough properly now… i misunderstood! 🤪

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10/6/2025 10:14am
teamddr wrote:
Renaux got smoked by a Viking on a private Yamaha versus his works steed. That’s not Americas fault, it’s the MXON and balance USA deserved to...

Renaux got smoked by a Viking on a private Yamaha versus his works steed. That’s not Americas fault, it’s the MXON and balance USA deserved to be in front of France. If Sasha hadn’t crashed his brains out then Belgium was shoe in for second but he just can’t help himself. To be fair Sasha and Lucas are younger than Deagan so if anyone is going to topple Australia in the next few years it’s gonna be Belgium.

Agreed. I was impressed by the Coenens this weekend and I hope we get to see more of them in the States. Wasn't one of them rumored to be coming to the US for outdoors? 

Also good to see how fast Gajser and Febvre still are. I don't follow MXGP very closely so it's always a surprise at the MXDN. 

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10/7/2025 3:34am

But if Shimoda didn't take out RJ... US would have won... But those are the what if's.....

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10/7/2025 1:19pm
Bluelion wrote:

But if Shimoda didn't take out RJ... US would have won... But those are the what if's.....

No.

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