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I think Honda also knows that these two brothers are excellent for marketing. Only scenario I really see Hunter being enticed to leave is if he knows he only has a year or two left of racing in him and another manufacturer is willing to cut him a big fat check. Even then, it’s debatable. I think these guys push each other to be the best racers they can be, not that him switching teams would mean they don’t ride together during the week, but I think being under the same tent helps them tremendously.

Dude said when Hunter retires that he would probably be done racing, too. I'm sure they work on all this stuff together as a family. It really is a great story. I see multiple guys on mx podcasts saying Hunter needs to go to a different team to beat Jett. I couldn't disagree more. For one, I think Hunter knows deep down he's not beating Jett. And two, he recognizes riding together with Jett for HRC is making him better. I see him going backwards on another team

HRC won't let them be on different teams. The 2 best, on their team, that train together daily, develop race bikes together, both offer incredible race craft to their development parts, get along well, share the same riding coach (who also is HRC alumni), and also just happen to have the same Father ( who also appears to be a pretty down to earth fella it seems, with a strong work ethic, and a level head on his shoulders...), Nope. HRC has a once in a generation package on their hands...... Hunter isn't changing colors. Why would he anyway? If...

IMO, the folks dying to see him race the last race on a 450 (points withstanding) are the ones that want to see him fail. You know he would be going into a race with basically zero seat time on a 450, knowing he won't at all be actually ready for it, just to say "we told you so". I am a fan of his grit and speed, not a fan of much else, but love watching him ride. I would much rather see him come into Anaheim 1, fully prepared, and get the real deal vs. a glimpse now...

They are legends. That’s my era, don’t get me wrong, but in SX, you drop Jett and Chase on Chad and James’ bikes back then and they win. Amateurs are better than they were 20 years ago. Privateers are better than they were 20 years ago. Top Pros are better than they were 20 years ago. The sport grows and elevates.

Yeah he only had to beat James Stewart and Chad Reed...

True, but RC didn’t have to beat Jett Lawrence or Chase Sexton in 450 SX… the game has changed over the years.

You might be right but RJ's success on a 450 is an eye opener and might prove otherwise.

I’d actually be surprised if he did. “If it ain’t broke don’t fix it” definitely apply’s here. Honda know’s they have the Golden Goose. The one two punch these brothers deliver is a beautiful thing.

These guys lay it all on the line. Pay 'em.

He won't be forgotten I promise. The entire family, and HRC, have a system that works, and works very well. They both benefit from one another. HRC will NOT break this up, they have learned from the past how sour things can go when you let an elite slip away. You think it was just a mere coincidence Mr. HRC was at Redbud? Keeping an eye on his current, and future corporate expenses.......??? Promise you, he left there a very happy man. He is opening the Honda checkbook, with a very big smile on his face. Honda money is literally...

Never happen.... Honda only signs riders that have class.......

Dang that sucks, I always trusted Ogwu ella kruz... I even sent her money to get her cousin out of prison

He deserves a Big Fat Contract. The kid is unbelievable!💯👍🏻