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6/13/2020 7:14am
6/13/2020 7:14am
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6/14/2020 5:30am
Love him or hate him, the kid is an awesome talent with more heart than most...
I hope he can take some time off, and come back to give us all the inspiration he has in the past.
Like this scrub when he was like 16:
or when he passed 15 plus riders in two laps to take the lead at millville:
or raced a 125 in an MX2 round after clinching the title:
Get well and keep being awesome Kenny!
I hope he can take some time off, and come back to give us all the inspiration he has in the past.
Like this scrub when he was like 16:
or when he passed 15 plus riders in two laps to take the lead at millville:
or raced a 125 in an MX2 round after clinching the title:
Get well and keep being awesome Kenny!
He was a JOY to watch on the Suzuki.
Absolutely NOTHING but respect here.
The Shop
And that last picture is one of my favorites ever.
His error has been to go in america. But everyone must follow his own dreams, right.
Tough guy for sure, i wish him the best.
Became an instant fan of both but for some reason Kenny was my new guy. Love this dude.
It's been a gut wrenching few years and as inpressive as his comeback has been, ultimately l just want him to be healthy and not risk some form of permanent damage. lf that means no racing for a year or maybe never, so be it. I'll miss him but there's a lot of life left to live and l want him to enjoy that as well. It's not always just about racing.
In 2016 he was the best rider in the world. Better than Herlings, Cairoli, Tomac, Dungey. He had a career altering crash in 2017. That could have happened to him at any point in any series or any practice day.
I'm a huge Kenny Roczen fan!!!
makes you wonder if Jeffery would have all the titles/wins if Ken would have stuck around...
It also blows my mind everytime I remember he is younger or close to the same age as riders like Shane McElrath and Jeremy Martin. These guys are accomplished in thier own right but it's crazy how much more Ken has done and how many phases his career has already had!
I want to post the race but I can't find it on YouTube. Can't find the 2019 Unadilla 450 Moto 2 either.
I'm gonna try to hunt down some of his epic rides on Suzuki.
How different would his career be? How different would his life be?
This sport is so harsh
Edit: Should've mentioned that I think a lot of what is happening medically now is due to his body being so tired from being pushed so hard for so long to get through all the recovery he's needed
Pit Row
here and there
So fast (obviously!) while being so so much nimble !
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