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Only just learnt today that up and coming rookie youngsters Vohland and Kitchen are older than Jett. Anyone else out there winning in AMA at 18-20yo?
Early days yet, but that may meet the definition of generational, no?
And given it's been a while since a kid won, it's almost like he's Jetterational.
The Shop
When stew was on lites he was almost undefeated on a 125 against 250f’s to me that’s “Generational”
Are we saying there’s nobody else in his generation that has talent?
And what even is his ‘generation’?
At 31 years old, is Christian Craig the same generation as Jett (19yrs)? If they’re not the same generation, what is defined as the same?
Or maybe you don’t mean the RIDER’S generation at all? Maybe you mean you, as the fans generation? Is Jett the best 250 rider you’ve seen so far in your lifetime? Is that what you mean? As an example, a kid who is ten years old right now wouldn’t have witnessed Stew in the ‘lites’ class… therefore, for the generation of that ten year olds life, for sure Jett is the best he’s seen.. likewise, a 99 year old dude who passed away in 2020 didn’t see Jett, therefore someone else was the talent of his generation..
Or maybe you mean the generation of his career timespan?? But I guess that wouldn’t work if someone knocks him off the top when he’s at the tail end of his career, like MC vs RC.?
For sure he’s the best rider in the 250 class for the past two seasons.. but this ‘generational’ thing, I just don’t get it.🤷♀️
Chase is on arguably the best bike in the class (MX1 world championship at a canter) and his riding has improved.
I think with #18, 330 and #96 the 250 pace in 2022 was closer than ever to the 450's.
Guys like Ricky, James, Pastrana, RV etc
People that just crushed everyone from day 1..
Theres what, just five yers in age difference between them.
This is what Im getting at- define the generation.
If we describe Jett as a generation talent, what do we do if someone comes along next year and beats him, straight up?
Pit Row
If we would say a pro career would last on average, 10-12 years? Then I suppose a third to a half of that career is spent in the 'lites' class.
So 3-6 years could be considered a 'generation'?
Yeah, Jett is the best 250 rider we've seen in the last 3-6 years, no doubt.
He's a bad dude and will probably have run the table for 2 years in 250s by the time he moves up for 2023 outdoors.
Jett will be the first ever rider to win 4 125/250 titles in a row.
And stew and jett will be the only riders to win 4 titles at 19 or younger
22-0 count?
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