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Febvre seems to be switching gears now going to a new team next year, likely to hang it up after a year or two there I think. One of my fav riders in MXGP I like his loose flowing style on the bike. He may not come to mind as the best like a Caroli, Herlings, etc. but has been a hell of a competitor. Some bad timed banged up limbs slowed his mid career down but has really had a good couple years. Unfortunately KTM and Honda has kinda ruled the GP's and he has been on the Yam and the Kaw.
Got up, bent bar, no front brake. Finished the moto in 6:th place, won the GP.
Febvre is awesome. Chase could learn a lot from him.
Febvre is the epitome of a tough competitor.
Fan of Febvre since he was on Ice One Husqvarna. I was even more of a fan after his crash in Italy and getting back on to finish the race. Gunna suck to lose him in the next year or fwo.
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Yeah, Italy 2015 pretty much tells me all i need to know about this guy. Both in terms of grit/determination/heart.......as well as crash propensity. ;-)
And dude is a real racer too. Rides numberous of other outdoors races besides MXGP. You have to see his hard pack sliding skills on tracks like Loket in person. Thing of art
One of the most legendary rides in the sports history.
What year was he on Ice One Husky?
Husky (Martens). But not Ice One.
That’s probably what I meant. It’s been a long time lol. That was the only Husky team I remembered. Should have looked into it before typing it out
Febvre got his start in Supermoto before MXGP, isn't it usually the other way around.
Febvre already rode motocross before supermoto...
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