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https://x.com/TyGibbs/status/2117437255711346856

 

interesting today,  i see he also thanks Justin Brayton as his trainer in interviews, 

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The “Chase to JGR” threads will be along any minute.

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That would be great for the sport!  JGR was ahead of their time IMO.  

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sgrimmxdad wrote:

That would be great for the sport!  JGR was ahead of their time IMO.  

They were if they had someone other than Albrecht making terrible decisions with riders year after year

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They spent alot of money on piss poor decisions

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So is it possible that Brayton (JGR) is going to have a team before Chad? Who has that on their bingo card? 

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It was cool hearing from Ty on a moto pod.

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El Capitan wrote:

So is it possible that Brayton (JGR) is going to have a team before Chad? Who has that on their bingo card? 

There is nothing in the works. He was just on the pulp show last night and said that he would like to bring it back someday. 

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sgrimmxdad wrote:

That would be great for the sport!  JGR was ahead of their time IMO.  

They were if they had someone other than Albrecht making terrible decisions with riders year after year

If you look them up, they had some pretty solid riders over the years.  Who wouldn't have signed grant in 09?  Stewart?  A prime Barcia?

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sgrimmxdad wrote:

That would be great for the sport!  JGR was ahead of their time IMO.  

They were if they had someone other than Albrecht making terrible decisions with riders year after year

Flatliner wrote:

If you look them up, they had some pretty solid riders over the years.  Who wouldn't have signed grant in 09?  Stewart?  A prime Barcia?

They are just parroting what Matthes said in a podcast about Albrecht. There is no critical thinking happening lol

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sgrimmxdad wrote:

That would be great for the sport!  JGR was ahead of their time IMO.  

They were if they had someone other than Albrecht making terrible decisions with riders year after year

You never know how it’s going to work out. Which riders were you responsible for signing?

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sgrimmxdad wrote:

That would be great for the sport!  JGR was ahead of their time IMO.  

They were if they had someone other than Albrecht making terrible decisions with riders year after year

bump_start wrote:

You never know how it’s going to work out. Which riders were you responsible for signing?

Lol.  Everyone other than Peick was a disaster for them.  With the resources they had, the results were abysmal.

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They were if they had someone other than Albrecht making terrible decisions with riders year after year

Flatliner wrote:

If you look them up, they had some pretty solid riders over the years.  Who wouldn't have signed grant in 09?  Stewart?  A prime Barcia?

They are just parroting what Matthes said in a podcast about Albrecht. There is no critical thinking happening lol

Wrong answer.  Search my history and you will find I have brought this up many times.  Same with other teams with terrible leadership.  Maybe they were just misplaced like Jeremy being a mechanic and all of the sudden is tapped to run a whole team.

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Spoonguy wrote:

They spent alot of money on piss poor decisions

JGR was a vanity project 

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I agree something was off with JGR, they got a little out of a lot. Part of the problem was attracting talent willing to relocate to a training facility in NC. Kinda funny if you think about the industry trends now. But ultimately they failed because they couldn't land sponsorship money. They had all of those NASCAR carryover sponsors all over the bikes but even with the JGR name and marketing resources they couldn't get any new money. Meanwhile some guy named Dustin Pipes was building a team on the same bikes but with a fraction of the OEM support and his program never seemed to want for sponsorship.  

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GrapeApe wrote:
I agree something was off with JGR, they got a little out of a lot. Part of the problem was attracting talent willing to relocate to...

I agree something was off with JGR, they got a little out of a lot. Part of the problem was attracting talent willing to relocate to a training facility in NC. Kinda funny if you think about the industry trends now. But ultimately they failed because they couldn't land sponsorship money. They had all of those NASCAR carryover sponsors all over the bikes but even with the JGR name and marketing resources they couldn't get any new money. Meanwhile some guy named Dustin Pipes was building a team on the same bikes but with a fraction of the OEM support and his program never seemed to want for sponsorship.  

I remember in an interview, I believe it was Phil Lawrence, stated a lot of JGR's NASCAR sponsors didn't want their names on the bikes for free as a trial even.

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sgrimmxdad wrote:

That would be great for the sport!  JGR was ahead of their time IMO.  

They were if they had someone other than Albrecht making terrible decisions with riders year after year

Flatliner wrote:

If you look them up, they had some pretty solid riders over the years.  Who wouldn't have signed grant in 09?  Stewart?  A prime Barcia?

Yeah riders weren't the issues. Grant, stew, millsaps. Brayton, nicolleti, barcia and more.

Part of the problem is Nascar guys were trying to engineer the problems snd the approach didnt work. They were also dealing with a bike thst had zero development from the factory. Had they switched to ANY other brand they're bikes would've fared better

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It has been stated in the past that JGR was adversarial with it's manufacturers at times.

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