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Oh, you said "rocket", not "pocket".
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Edit: but yes it's definitley not your normal mx track
Looking at the 2015 ( first year there) and 2016 Assen results, he's nowhere to be seen. He either couldn't deal with the track, or might have been out with injury. So, he's not a particularly authoritive voice on the track. He was not much of a contender for the World Championships, never getting into the top 3 at the end of the season(s). Only when he got to the US, has he been in real contention for championships other than the French. Thank goodness the US gives aged out riders a chance at staying in the 250s. It saved the careers of both he and Zach, especially so. The age out rule in MX2 is utter, utter idiocy.
He is right in it not being a 'normal' race ( be it the track, or the event itself), and hell, I'd rather see the MXDN at another, established Netherlands track, but it's the same track for everyone.
I would be dead anyway when will it happen.
The rhetoric you just posted shows us all that you're a complete headcase. Neither of these riders have anything to prove to anyone.
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More like 5 years in mx2 but he did have speed but kept getting injured every year
Some rider needs to respect a little bit more the sport or the sport will broke them.
Listen what the tomacs said in the racerX best post show. If Herlings crash hard again, he is almost done imo.
I think he's not smart enough to question himself about this aspect of the sport but I could be wrong obv.
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