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I see Davies’s having a Chad Reed career with several premier class titles.
I don’t see Deegan winning a title on the big bikes. More of a KW career. Lots of podiums but with terrible timing to be going against the Lawrence’s and next year another set of brothers who may be better than the pair he can’t beat now
If Star can only have one … hands down choice would be Davies
A competitive MX and SX race team is completely different than that pile of crap Metal Mulisha...
It's mostly because Jett Lawrence is out injured or riding injured. When he's racing and not injured he wins.
You're tripping Brian.
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Same business model , I understand you feeling the need to inject your negativity towards the deegans Much like every other thread you post in.
Cole will be pitting on the backside of the rig in a pop-up tent à la JMart. 😄
Cole has been better so far in his career.
Won titles earlier, won them clean, earned the sports respect.,
I find this idea interesting from a sports‑psychology perspective, but I would think typically "ego" makes it unrealistic for a team to have two "top guys" at least for long. I think the Lawrences and Coenens have a competitive advantage because they can work together without tripping over pride too much, likely through trust and a shared identity. Deegan and Davies? Hard to picture either one helping the other if both are contending, even if it can benefit both. It’s basically a Prisoner’s Dilemma or zero‑sum mindset that generally most racers who aren’t related can’t get past. Maybe I'm wrong though...
Star’s setup works really well for the am and pro 250 guys they are basically racing similar competition all week, and it allows the fastest riders to separate themselves. But yeah, it probably didn’t do Deegan any favors doing gate drops with most of the 250 guys in the middle of the week.
But it did seem like Webb was around him, maybe even helping with setup before Chiz showed up recently and losing J‑Coop probably hurt, too. Maybe Chase ends up at Star and we get a little preview of how that dynamic can actually work.
This is only a thing when you're winning, or look like you're going to win. 27' is a really big year for him and his camp.
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