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so what are you cheering for in Belgium ?? is there a sport out there for Belgium to cheer for wins ?
dude , get a life ...im just making a joke ....
i hope Herlings comes over , i want to have more fun with you like this
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https://nl.motorsport.com/mc-mxgp/news/ktm-jeffrey-herlings-overstap-am…
"The 24-year-old Herlings stimulated Wednesday evening speculations about his future by sharing the number 108 in a post on his Instagram. It would indicate a possible transfer from the driver to America, where the new AMA championship will start in 108 days.
Motorsport.com has inquired about Herlings' employer KTM, but the Austrian brand is declining the potential as a speculation and refusing to go further into the issue. Herlings does have a history in the AMA championship. In 2017 he came to the start of the season finale of the AMA Nationals and he beat the local top during the so-called 'Iron Man' competition. He would later label this competition as his favorite moment of 2017.
The reigning MXGP world champion broke his foot during a training session in Spain last week and was operated on Friday. With that, the driver seems to be able to put a line through his preseason anyway, but his participation in the first MXGP races of the new season may also be endangered by the foot injury. On March 2nd the first race in the World Championship will be on the program in Argentina, but for now it is highly uncertain whether Herlings will be restored in time to appear at the start."
I know your sitting about resting that foot instead of training and boredom has set in. What better way to get the day in than wind up the gullible vitards.
You are The fastest wind up merchant on the planet.
https://mxvice.com/101870/chatter-box-brian-bogers-2
Pit Row
Herlings had planned to race the Hawkstone Park International in the UK on February 16th but will now focus entirely on his rehab. He will change his cast next week and is scheduled for a consultation with medical staff in six weeks to determine the full extent of the recovery time, making his participation in the opening round of the FIM Motocross World Championship in Argentina on March 3rd unlikely.
Jeffrey Herlings: “I landed strangely from a jump and was at an angle when I went too close to the track ‘wall’ of dirt at Albaida. I got my foot caught between the bike and the mud. I knew we were in trouble, and we had the operation as soon as possible when we saw the foot was starting to swell. This is obviously not the best way to start 2019 but we’d been riding and preparing well and we have to work now to get back to that level. The good news is that Dr Claes and his team were really happy with how the operation went and I don’t have any more pain or swelling. In six weeks time we’ll know more and it all depends how the bone heals. Thanks for all the messages from the fans. We’ll be back strong!”
Dirk Gruebel, MX2 Team Manager & Technical Co-Ordinator, Red Bull KTM: “This is obviously a disappointing situation for Jeffrey and the team and also for fans of MXGP because we all want to see the guys fit, healthy and ready to go for a new season. It is a shame the way the crash happened and if it hadn’t been for that part of the track then maybe he would have escaped without a problem. Jeffrey had some first class treatment by Dr Claes in Belgium to fix the breaks in what is a tricky part of the body for injury. Everything went well though and there is nothing wrong with his ankle or anything else that could have made the injury more serious. Now he’ll look to recover again and come back to MXGP close to the form we saw in 2018.”
Words: KTM
http://gatedrop.com/ktm-give-herlings-update-waiting-game/?fbclid=IwAR2…
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