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crt32
8/25/2021 9:31pm
8/25/2021 9:31pm
Crazy to see this video from 2016 and see him in college and parents saying, we wished he would have gotten a ride, but that's okay he didnt, and now he is going to get a real job and have a career...fast forward, now seeing him score top 10s and having a ride and likely a factory ride soon if he keeps it up!
https://youtu.be/I4J2fli36L8
https://youtu.be/I4J2fli36L8
https://youtu.be/lVVNepskWGs
Great to see him do well, through hard work and sticking at it.
He is really cool and gives a great image for the sport. Being able to do at least a A level, here college, THEN racing, this is great role model for the kids and for the parents that are logically always worried to go all in.
Seb Tortelli did the most competitive A level in france while winning his first world title. It changed the way most youngsters and parents saw racing, and look, France has produced then even better talents.
I am really hoping he gets a factory ride, or that the exposure he brings to the team will help him and them to get more funding.
The Shop
Go Cody!
Another good one!
super stoked on the dude, hope he can put it up there the rest of the year. also impressive what Michael and the team have done this season.
Pit Row
That's going off the one video though I could be wrong.
True. Geerts as well. More emphasis could be made during the broadcast regarding some riders' education for the kids (and parents), including manual education as this field is usually in tension and pays better and better. Even those who are priviledged (or made it) need some skills to run the family business or anything afterwards. I wish there was something like an entry class that requires an education, and let us dream, some universities competing and promoting themselves in it (i.e. UCLA, Caltech, Uni of Florida, Indianapolis, Texas, etc). Actually these unis are so rich in the US that it may be another field to chase after the CBD trend.
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