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He said in a few of his interviews that his parents had zero moto background and they all learned as they went. He’s also commented that his mom pushed him early on when he didn’t want to do it anymore but the desire to not let his parents sacrifices go to waste motivated him as he progressed.
It’s actually a pretty fascinating story but there’s so much dislike for RC now from his announcing gig that it reflects on people’s opinions of his career. I think it’s a shame how it’s starting to overshadow his racing legacy which is truly incredible.
The voting thing doesn’t keep me from sleeping. Based off the board seemefirst seems like a good dude and appreciate what he brings. Viewed it as two dudes just communicating through a message board
Big Rick always worked as RCs practice mechanic as well as taking care of most all of the track maintainance and equipment maintainance.
RC always mentions that he was an electrician too
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yes, he didnt retire until toward the end of rcs racing career.
So you think it's a good thing he never learned how to read and didn't get a hs diploma until he was 40???? Dooood... 🤣 #becarefulwhoyouworship
Jeanie was more dominant than Rick, but both were in RC's corner throughout his career.
Other than a couple MX schools traveling around the country the parents have always been the driving force….. until all the training facilities that we have now.
Big James also falls into the same category with great success. Maybe there is some greatness in the water in that part of Florida?
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