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Just my opinion.
We need to change things up.
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Decoster has earned the right to manage the team as long as he wants, and hopefully Ricky will take over after.
Listening to interviews, pod’s etc, most riders of today can list all the social media influencers, cool tic toks, instabangers, etc for days, but have little clue who was a top 5 pro even 10 years ago.
Much less all time greats.
Unlike stick and ball sports, moto has always been what have you done for me lately.
It’s the world we live in.
Maybe just be happy that we have 20 really fast guys rather than 1 to 3 like most other countries.
If there was an SX des nations I don't think there would be any doubt who the champions would be
Personally I tend to go with letting them go out on their own, but from what I understand Ian Harrison is doing a lot of the heavy lifting at KTM so with that logic Roger could use help at MXdN. Eventually he could be just a figurehead that we give our due respect to.
AND
there should be a transition plan to the next leader for the American team efforts
Ideally someone like MC who had enthusiasm for American attendance in MXDN, and someone who would have a multi-year (like decade) commitment to growing the race standing in the rider's, team's, fan's and manufacturer's eyes.
Someone Roger feels is the best person to carry the torch for the next generation.
Dumping Roger and filling in with whoever is willing today to chair a team today is a wrong move.
2) You bring in someone like MC or Ricky to lead the day-to-day efforts and recruiting.
It would definitely fire up the riders in many ways. This is pretty much what KTM has done with Roger now.
Pit Row
It’s time for a fresh set of eyes and new leadership for the MXDn team.
In this case, change for the sake of change is needed.
I’m good with McGrath, Dungey, or RC.
Period.
I ain’t got no fathomable reason to throw Roger under the Gawt Damn Bus. Ever. Roger got us here. A little respect goes a long way.
That damn Johnny Ringo…he’s jus’ too hi-strung.
I’m jus’ knowin’…
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