Deegan 450 debut WSX

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Falcon wrote:
"An historic" is technically correct. I believe I covered this one in my "Grammar With Falcon" thread, but in short it is based on sound. Imagine saying...

"An historic" is technically correct. 

I believe I covered this one in my "Grammar With Falcon" thread, but in short it is based on sound. Imagine saying "an 'istoric day," and you'll see what I mean.

American English may allow both usages.

Except most people in America pronounce the H. 

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Like most off season races you can’t read too much into it one way or the other.  Most of the heavy hitters weren’t there and it’s still two months to A1.

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Ok, let's compare both of their last two 250 MX championship years because that statement made me curiousJett: 18 podiums (13 wins)Deegan: 19 podiums (12 wins)Looking...

Ok, let's compare both of their last two 250 MX championship years because that statement made me curious

Jett: 18 podiums (13 wins)

Deegan: 19 podiums (12 wins)

Looking pretty similar, right?

Also for your last statement (I don't know why you're lying and I don't even know why that matters in the first place but here we are), Haiden beat Shimoda by by 43 points. Jett beat Shimoda by 45 points with a full DNF. Remember though they raced 12 and not 11 rounds that year.

So they have pretty similar stats in MX while Jett has better stats everywhere in SX while he was younger aswell. So what exactly are you yapping about? 😂

I don't think we have to talk about Jetts 450 career so far lmao and I have no doubt that Deegan will do awesome aswell in 450 MX, but I think that Jett isn't the guy he should worry about in his first 1-2 years, he will battle Hunter/Jcoop/RJ/Tomac/Chase more than he will battle Jett.

Calling someone out for lying when you're wrong is priceless!



abrftd

 

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Haiden’s 250 MX stats are better than Jett’s. He even beat Jo in MX by more points than Jett did. So yeah, you are factually incorrect...

Haiden’s 250 MX stats are better than Jett’s. He even beat Jo in MX by more points than Jett did. So yeah, you are factually incorrect. “Haiden is already better than Jett ever was”—should have been your statement.

Mavetism wrote:
Ok, let's compare both of their last two 250 MX championship years because that statement made me curiousJett: 18 podiums (13 wins)Deegan: 19 podiums (12 wins)Looking...

Ok, let's compare both of their last two 250 MX championship years because that statement made me curious

Jett: 18 podiums (13 wins)

Deegan: 19 podiums (12 wins)

Looking pretty similar, right?

Also for your last statement (I don't know why you're lying and I don't even know why that matters in the first place but here we are), Haiden beat Shimoda by by 43 points. Jett beat Shimoda by 45 points with a full DNF. Remember though they raced 12 and not 11 rounds that year.

So they have pretty similar stats in MX while Jett has better stats everywhere in SX while he was younger aswell. So what exactly are you yapping about? 😂

I don't think we have to talk about Jetts 450 career so far lmao and I have no doubt that Deegan will do awesome aswell in 450 MX, but I think that Jett isn't the guy he should worry about in his first 1-2 years, he will battle Hunter/Jcoop/RJ/Tomac/Chase more than he will battle Jett.

Can you compare their MXoN results?

That made me laugh, thanks.

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I love datas and comparisons myself and we could relate the number between Haiden's first 450 SX race at 19, Jett's first 450 race at 19 (2022 MXON) and Jett's first 450 SX race at 20 (2024 Anaheim 1), but that wouldn't tell us a lot of things... Just like comparing Haiden's 450 compared to Jett's 450 career is DIFFERENT than comparing their 250 careers, we know Jett is a completly different animal now than on the 250, maybe same for Haiden, maybe not...

I think the only thing we can take on right now is how good or not good Haiden looked and what he need to work on. 

Jett looked smooth, on point and better than he was on the small bike the moment he stepped up. He moved up, and was already the top dog and improved a lot his speed compare to 250.

Haiden moved up this week-end for the very first time and the way I see it we could have had two type of Deegan showing in Argentina : a calm and calciulated smooth Deegan like we've seen sometimes this summer (Ironman or Budds Creek), patience, analysis, technique. Or, the version that came up, an impatient and overdoing Haiden like we kinda saw at Thunder Valley. 

Haiden's debut were not an alarm by any mean, he has a lot of time to evolve, but he needs to. If he does his entire 450 career like he did this week-end, that is not gonna be competitive at all. He didn't seem as natural as Jett, it does not mean it is not gonna be one day, but a lot of work to do. Smooth it out, think and analyse the track, don't force it too much. Slower is faster.

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11/11/2025 12:58am Edited Date/Time 11/11/2025 1:00am

kaidodragon : " I love datas and comparisons myself "

There's an understatement, mate, judging by your  incredibly listings of Stats and Data!

I for one, Really appreciate your posts - always interesting and informative, especially for a bloke that's crap at sorting that stuff out for himself . Though, mind you, I can still remember Ducati , Harley, Honda, Suzuki and Fox Suspension part numbers from decades ago - cripes  I wish I could 'delete' that stuff, as my addled old Bear Brain is damned near full, with buggerall 'memory  space' left in reserve........... 😖

But, there always seems to be at least one wanker that gives you 'thumbs down' on your info. F**k only knows why anyone would object to it. 

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Mavetism wrote:
Ok, let's compare both of their last two 250 MX championship years because that statement made me curiousJett: 18 podiums (13 wins)Deegan: 19 podiums (12 wins)Looking...

Ok, let's compare both of their last two 250 MX championship years because that statement made me curious

Jett: 18 podiums (13 wins)

Deegan: 19 podiums (12 wins)

Looking pretty similar, right?

Also for your last statement (I don't know why you're lying and I don't even know why that matters in the first place but here we are), Haiden beat Shimoda by by 43 points. Jett beat Shimoda by 45 points with a full DNF. Remember though they raced 12 and not 11 rounds that year.

So they have pretty similar stats in MX while Jett has better stats everywhere in SX while he was younger aswell. So what exactly are you yapping about? 😂

I don't think we have to talk about Jetts 450 career so far lmao and I have no doubt that Deegan will do awesome aswell in 450 MX, but I think that Jett isn't the guy he should worry about in his first 1-2 years, he will battle Hunter/Jcoop/RJ/Tomac/Chase more than he will battle Jett.

Calling someone out for lying when you're wrong is priceless! 

Calling someone out for lying when you're wrong is priceless!



abrftd

 

Haha, I looked up Ironman as the last round instead of Budds, forgot they swapped it this year, my bad! Ok, so Haiden really beat Shimoda by more points than Jett (with a full DNF) did in the end, whatever the fuck that even means but I guess he'll go undefeated in his 450 rookie season then? 

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Bearuno wrote:
kaidodragon : " I love datas and comparisons myself "There's an understatement, mate, judging by your  incredibly listings of Stats and Data!I for one, Really appreciate...

kaidodragon : " I love datas and comparisons myself "

There's an understatement, mate, judging by your  incredibly listings of Stats and Data!

I for one, Really appreciate your posts - always interesting and informative, especially for a bloke that's crap at sorting that stuff out for himself . Though, mind you, I can still remember Ducati , Harley, Honda, Suzuki and Fox Suspension part numbers from decades ago - cripes  I wish I could 'delete' that stuff, as my addled old Bear Brain is damned near full, with buggerall 'memory  space' left in reserve........... 😖

But, there always seems to be at least one wanker that gives you 'thumbs down' on your info. F**k only knows why anyone would object to it. 

Up votes and downvotes are not a big matter to be honest. If we were all thinking the same way, life would be boring.😅

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Mavetism wrote:
Ok, let's compare both of their last two 250 MX championship years because that statement made me curiousJett: 18 podiums (13 wins)Deegan: 19 podiums (12 wins)Looking...

Ok, let's compare both of their last two 250 MX championship years because that statement made me curious

Jett: 18 podiums (13 wins)

Deegan: 19 podiums (12 wins)

Looking pretty similar, right?

Also for your last statement (I don't know why you're lying and I don't even know why that matters in the first place but here we are), Haiden beat Shimoda by by 43 points. Jett beat Shimoda by 45 points with a full DNF. Remember though they raced 12 and not 11 rounds that year.

So they have pretty similar stats in MX while Jett has better stats everywhere in SX while he was younger aswell. So what exactly are you yapping about? 😂

I don't think we have to talk about Jetts 450 career so far lmao and I have no doubt that Deegan will do awesome aswell in 450 MX, but I think that Jett isn't the guy he should worry about in his first 1-2 years, he will battle Hunter/Jcoop/RJ/Tomac/Chase more than he will battle Jett.

Calling someone out for lying when you're wrong is priceless! 

Calling someone out for lying when you're wrong is priceless!



abrftd

 

Mavetism wrote:
Haha, I looked up Ironman as the last round instead of Budds, forgot they swapped it this year, my bad! Ok, so Haiden really beat Shimoda...

Haha, I looked up Ironman as the last round instead of Budds, forgot they swapped it this year, my bad! Ok, so Haiden really beat Shimoda by more points than Jett (with a full DNF) did in the end, whatever the fuck that even means but I guess he'll go undefeated in his 450 rookie season then? 

Well the competition will most likely be about 100X stronger than the year Jett did it, so undefeated will be tough. If 38 is healthy he’s a title contender against Jett outdoors you can go ahead and stamp that. The kid doesn’t lose many motos outside.

Also we can’t compare MXoN results because neither did it on a 250 

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11/11/2025 5:42am Edited Date/Time 11/11/2025 5:46am

I just got motivated to do some maths 

Gap/Name/fastest lap of the race
+1.111 = XXX XXX (11.111) 
Haiden Deegan 1st 450 SX race - 2025 WSX round 1, Argentina. Age : 19  

Time practice  

53.252 = Ken Roczen
+0.280 = Justin Cooper
+0.443 = Joey Savatgy 
+0.471 = Jason Anderson 
+0.648 = Gregory Aranda
+1.031 = Christian Craig 
+1.209 = Haiden Deegan  

Race 1  

+0.000 = Ken Roczen (53.672)
+6.312 = Chrtistian Craig (54.990)
+10.138 = Joey Savatgy (55.099)
+14.756 = Haiden Deegan (54.757)
+17.870 = Justin Cooper (54.836)  

Race 2  

+0.000 = Ken Roczen (53.183)
+3.648 = Justin Cooper (53.708)
+5.411 = Jason Anderson (53.503)
+11.449 = Joey Savatgy (54.718)
+13.463 = Christian Craig (54.920)
+17.844 = Haiden Deegan (54.197)  

Race 3  

+0.000 = Ken Roczen (53.333)
+13.819 = Justin Cooper (54.171)
+21.139 = Haiden Deegan (54.668)
+26.265 = Jason Anderson (54.732)
+31.074 = Christian Craig (55.729)  

Overall  

1/1/1 = Ken Roczen 
5/2/2 = Justin Cooper 
4/6/3 = Haiden Deegan 
2/5/5 = Chrtistian Craig 
7/3/4 = Jason Anderson  

Jett Lawrence 1st 450 SX race - 2024 AMA Supercross round 1, Anaheim. Age : 20  

Time practice session 1  

1.01.084 = Jett Lawrence 
+0.820 = Cooper Webb
+1.354 = Chase Sexton 
+1.439 = Ken Roczen 
+1.663 = Jason Anderson  

Time practice session 2  

1.00.686 = Jett Lawrence 
+0.043 = Chase Sexton 
+0.062 = Cooper Webb
+0.354 = Ken Roczen 
+0.516 = Justin Cooper  

Heat 2  

+0.000 = Cooper Webb (1.01.968)
+4.433 = Jason Anderson (1.02.770)
+8.218 = Jett Lawrence (1.01.647)
+10.225 = Dylan Ferrandis (1.03.269)
+16.694 = Justin Barcia (1.03.353)  

Final race  

+0.000 = Jett Lawrence (1.02.215)
+7.188 = Jason Anderson (1.02.389)
+13.815 = Chase Sexton (1.02.546)
+20.484 = Aaron Plessinger (1.02.349)
+23.758 = Dylan Ferrandis (1.03.345)  

Overall  

1 = Jett Lawrence 
2 = Jason Anderson 
3 = Chase Sexton 
4 = Aaron Plessinger 
5 = Dylan Ferrandis  

Jett Lawrence 1st 450 race - 2022 MXON, Red Bud. Age : 19  

Free practice session  

1.59.016 = Jett Lawrence 
+0.343 = Chase Sexton 
+0.968 = Ruben Fernandez 
+1.329 = Dylan Ferrandis 
+1.503 = Calvin Vlaanderen  

Qualifying race 

+0.000 = Dylan Ferrandis (2.02.373)
+3.502 = Chase Sexton (2.02.632)
+11.947 = Jett Lawrence (2.03.669)
+32.435 = Ruben Fernandez (2.06.080)
+35.890 = Calvin Vlaanderen (2.06.400) 

Race 2 MX2+OPEN  

+0.000 = Jett Lawrence (2.14.982)
+14.240 = Chase Sexton (2.15.177)
+20.238 = Mattia Guadagnini (2.14.708)
+22.058 = Justin Cooper (2.16.499)
+25.555 = Ruben Fernandez (2.16.262)  

Race 3 MXGP+OPEN  

+0.000 = Maxime Renaux (2.11.355)
+4.600 = Jett Lawrence (2.09.698)
+8.303 = Chase Sexton (2.11.941)
+17.408 = Dylan Ferrandis (2.09.364)
+19.507 = Jeremy Seewer (2.11.764)  

Individual OPEN overall  

1/2 = Jett Lawrence 
2/3 = Chase Sexton 
6/4 = Dylan Ferrandis 
5/8 = Rubel Fernandez
7/14 = Calvin Vlaanderen
 

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Deegan will have nothing for Jett

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11/11/2025 8:40am Edited Date/Time 11/11/2025 8:42am

Time will tell. Deegan takes lots of chances, sometimes beyond control. The 450 takes no prisoners. Personally I believe Jett is the guy, followed closely by his brother,Tomac, and Sexton.  Closely followed Webb, Anderson, Roczen, Stewart, Cooper, I believe Deegan will fit in this group all fighting for top 5 finish. 

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I just got motivated to do some maths Gap/Name/fastest lap of the race+1.111 = XXX XXX (11.111) Haiden Deegan 1st 450 SX race - 2025 WSX round...

I just got motivated to do some maths 

Gap/Name/fastest lap of the race
+1.111 = XXX XXX (11.111) 
Haiden Deegan 1st 450 SX race - 2025 WSX round 1, Argentina. Age : 19  

Time practice  

53.252 = Ken Roczen
+0.280 = Justin Cooper
+0.443 = Joey Savatgy 
+0.471 = Jason Anderson 
+0.648 = Gregory Aranda
+1.031 = Christian Craig 
+1.209 = Haiden Deegan  

Race 1  

+0.000 = Ken Roczen (53.672)
+6.312 = Chrtistian Craig (54.990)
+10.138 = Joey Savatgy (55.099)
+14.756 = Haiden Deegan (54.757)
+17.870 = Justin Cooper (54.836)  

Race 2  

+0.000 = Ken Roczen (53.183)
+3.648 = Justin Cooper (53.708)
+5.411 = Jason Anderson (53.503)
+11.449 = Joey Savatgy (54.718)
+13.463 = Christian Craig (54.920)
+17.844 = Haiden Deegan (54.197)  

Race 3  

+0.000 = Ken Roczen (53.333)
+13.819 = Justin Cooper (54.171)
+21.139 = Haiden Deegan (54.668)
+26.265 = Jason Anderson (54.732)
+31.074 = Christian Craig (55.729)  

Overall  

1/1/1 = Ken Roczen 
5/2/2 = Justin Cooper 
4/6/3 = Haiden Deegan 
2/5/5 = Chrtistian Craig 
7/3/4 = Jason Anderson  

Jett Lawrence 1st 450 SX race - 2024 AMA Supercross round 1, Anaheim. Age : 20  

Time practice session 1  

1.01.084 = Jett Lawrence 
+0.820 = Cooper Webb
+1.354 = Chase Sexton 
+1.439 = Ken Roczen 
+1.663 = Jason Anderson  

Time practice session 2  

1.00.686 = Jett Lawrence 
+0.043 = Chase Sexton 
+0.062 = Cooper Webb
+0.354 = Ken Roczen 
+0.516 = Justin Cooper  

Heat 2  

+0.000 = Cooper Webb (1.01.968)
+4.433 = Jason Anderson (1.02.770)
+8.218 = Jett Lawrence (1.01.647)
+10.225 = Dylan Ferrandis (1.03.269)
+16.694 = Justin Barcia (1.03.353)  

Final race  

+0.000 = Jett Lawrence (1.02.215)
+7.188 = Jason Anderson (1.02.389)
+13.815 = Chase Sexton (1.02.546)
+20.484 = Aaron Plessinger (1.02.349)
+23.758 = Dylan Ferrandis (1.03.345)  

Overall  

1 = Jett Lawrence 
2 = Jason Anderson 
3 = Chase Sexton 
4 = Aaron Plessinger 
5 = Dylan Ferrandis  

Jett Lawrence 1st 450 race - 2022 MXON, Red Bud. Age : 19  

Free practice session  

1.59.016 = Jett Lawrence 
+0.343 = Chase Sexton 
+0.968 = Ruben Fernandez 
+1.329 = Dylan Ferrandis 
+1.503 = Calvin Vlaanderen  

Qualifying race 

+0.000 = Dylan Ferrandis (2.02.373)
+3.502 = Chase Sexton (2.02.632)
+11.947 = Jett Lawrence (2.03.669)
+32.435 = Ruben Fernandez (2.06.080)
+35.890 = Calvin Vlaanderen (2.06.400) 

Race 2 MX2+OPEN  

+0.000 = Jett Lawrence (2.14.982)
+14.240 = Chase Sexton (2.15.177)
+20.238 = Mattia Guadagnini (2.14.708)
+22.058 = Justin Cooper (2.16.499)
+25.555 = Ruben Fernandez (2.16.262)  

Race 3 MXGP+OPEN  

+0.000 = Maxime Renaux (2.11.355)
+4.600 = Jett Lawrence (2.09.698)
+8.303 = Chase Sexton (2.11.941)
+17.408 = Dylan Ferrandis (2.09.364)
+19.507 = Jeremy Seewer (2.11.764)  

Individual OPEN overall  

1/2 = Jett Lawrence 
2/3 = Chase Sexton 
6/4 = Dylan Ferrandis 
5/8 = Rubel Fernandez
7/14 = Calvin Vlaanderen
 

I don’t think the comparison of wsx track and an AMA sx track is palatable since they are quite a bit different. 

Not that the results would have been different, since Jett is a freak who won his first race (MXdN) on a 459, then went 22-0 and won the 450 sx title in his rookie season. 

However, Jett did have a full outdoor season outdoors on the 450 under his belt before he raced sx. 

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Time will tell. Deegan takes lots of chances, sometimes beyond control. The 450 takes no prisoners. Personally I believe Jett is the guy, followed closely by...

Time will tell. Deegan takes lots of chances, sometimes beyond control. The 450 takes no prisoners. Personally I believe Jett is the guy, followed closely by his brother,Tomac, and Sexton.  Closely followed Webb, Anderson, Roczen, Stewart, Cooper, I believe Deegan will fit in this group all fighting for top 5 finish. 

I don’t think Hunter will beat Sexton indoors or out if Chase stays healthy. 

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What time does Deegan race again? 

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It's the English language, invented by the British...

It's the English language, invented by the British...

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Falcon wrote:
"An historic" is technically correct. I believe I covered this one in my "Grammar With Falcon" thread, but in short it is based on sound. Imagine saying...

"An historic" is technically correct. 

I believe I covered this one in my "Grammar With Falcon" thread, but in short it is based on sound. Imagine saying "an 'istoric day," and you'll see what I mean.

American English may allow both usages.

Thank you

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M1000 wrote:
Time will tell. Deegan takes lots of chances, sometimes beyond control. The 450 takes no prisoners. Personally I believe Jett is the guy, followed closely by...

Time will tell. Deegan takes lots of chances, sometimes beyond control. The 450 takes no prisoners. Personally I believe Jett is the guy, followed closely by his brother,Tomac, and Sexton.  Closely followed Webb, Anderson, Roczen, Stewart, Cooper, I believe Deegan will fit in this group all fighting for top 5 finish. 

The Moth wrote:

I don’t think Hunter will beat Sexton indoors or out if Chase stays healthy. 

I think Chase will tuck the front more on the Kawasaki.

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RACING wrote:

Oh thanks, I didn't know that.

I thought the correct answer was "Jett was already better than Haiden will ever be".

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11/13/2025 12:36am Edited Date/Time 11/13/2025 12:39am

I did an interesting stats right here, because I heard a lot that Haiden was already fast enough to race the 450's on his 250 this summer. So I went to the 2025 AMA pro motocross results and took the amount of time Haiden took to finish his laps and put that in comparison to the 450 race that was just before or after Haiden's moto to see which place he would have landed. 

I also take into the results the other 250 riders that finished ahead of him. I didn't counted High Point moto 2 because of the mud. I did the same data with Jett's last 250 season right after. 

Haiden's last 250 season 

5/5/6/9/10/3/6/1/4/26/12/2/6/6/3/3/11/8/5 

6.60 = verage position

Jett's last 250 season 

2/3/7/4/11/6/3/1/7/3/6/2/3/4/6/13/5/11/8/3/7/1/4

5.22 = average position 

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