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It is interesting to notice these two, who never met each other, have been enjoying a distant rivalry, and they both do their first 450 season at the same time. Kay started injured and he is getting closer to the leader. In Kegums, he even passed the sand bullet Jeffrey Herlings and the actual MXGP world champion Romain Febvre. Haiden is showing more and more speed, closer to the Lawrence (and even passed Hunter in Colorado) Their results are : 5-4-3-3-11-3 = Haiden Deegan 10-8-5-4-4-3-7-4-4-5-5-5-2-3 = Kay De Wolf In your opinion, who is having the best rookie season so...

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Watching Lucas’s bike coming into corners, his rear wheel never seemed to be tracking correctly. Rebound appeared to be off. Very understandable with the lack of time they were presented with. Imagine once they get a bike set up for him. I do love the fact that he goes out and races, hauls the mail and is so thankful afterwards. Nothing about the bike set up, getting acclimated or any other excuse. He was happy and acknowledged that he lost to the best rider in the world, thanks everyone for making this possible and thats it. Love that stuff.

Younger than Deegs, first time in America, on a new to him KTM - USA chassis/engine spec and riding somewhat conservatively to protect his MXGP day job points leads. Both Coenens were VERY impressive. And please don’t use the track shortcut penalty as an excuse. He clearly ran the markers over then said there weren’t any and cut it short. It was a huge time advantage that nobody else was using the entire race. That can’t feel good for Deegs.

Mitch Evans: Career, Wrist Injury and KX450 - Motocross Videos - Vital MX Great interview by Lewis, and interesting insight into the Kawasaki KX450 and the shared problems that Jorge Prado & Chase Sexton might be experiencing with the bike.