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Colton Facciotti
, Canada
Overall Points Standings
Individual Races
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MX SX
Individual Race Results
11
Indiana
450 August 22, 2015
Honda CRF450R
21
Utah National
450 August 23, 2014
Honda CRF450R
14
Pala Raceway
450 September 10, 2011
Honda CRF450R
12
Steel City Raceway
450 September 3, 2011
Honda CRF450R
11
Moto-X 338
450 August 27, 2011
Yamaha YZ
37
Steel City Raceway
450 September 5, 2009
Yamaha YZ450F
17
Steel City Raceway
MX August 31, 2008
Yamaha YZ450F
25
Washougal Motocross
MX July 30, 2006
Kawasaki KX250F
15
San Diego
SX LITES W February 11, 2006
Kawasaki KX250F
14
Anaheim 3
SX LITES W February 4, 2006
Kawasaki KX250F
21
San Francisco
SX LITES W January 28, 2006
Some top 10 are highly probable even in a "rookie" season.
I am Canadian and while Colton has been a great rider up here, I think if he raced in the USA on just outdoor MX he is around 10th place at the end of a season if he does all 12 races and there is the usual injuries and mishaps within the field. He's a great rider, but reality is that the talent pool in the USA is damn deep. Remember, he did not have much for Davi in 2016 and Millsaps is at best 5-7 outdoors if he is healthy. Also look at Brett Metcalfe who won the Canadian title in 2013. He was 4th overall in 2014 filing in for RV at Kawi, but that was maybe not a super deep year as Barcia was out too, James left the series early, Tomac missed the first 4 rounds with a collarbone fracture, and Weimer was hurt for part of the year as well. A lot of factory dudes on the sideline that year but up in Canada Metty had Colton covered.
There were some lean years in there, like 2010 and 2012 where maybe Colton pulls an 8th place overall. But look at the current line up of guys that should take the gate in 2018: Tomac, Roczen, Musquin, Anderson, Baggett, Seely, Peick, Bogle, Webb, Grant, Deano, Osborne, Tickle. There's 13 factory guys who beat Colton no problem. Then add in Phil Nicoletti, Benny Bloss, Freddy Noren, Ben Lamay (good outdoors), Henry Miller, Matt Bisceglia, Kyle Cunningham....that is a #DEEPFIELDBRO. I'm excited just typing about it!
Dusty Klatt was another one who was a bullet outdoors but made a few bad career moves.
Post a reply to: Cole Falcotti, is this guy fast enough to race the nats and do well?