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Prado hasn't won a 450 title yet and is a long shot this season . But Herlings is getting some hard miles on him. When all is said and done who has more titles?
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For the last 4 years, Euros keep shouting that he's the best in the world. But if you look at the results, he's not even the best in Europe in his generation.
Even in 3 of his 4 world championship seasons he missed at least one GP because of injuries.
However, I wonder if Prado still considers to go to the US at some point. At the moment he's probably not planning it but let's assume he wins this 2020 title (long shot) and maybe even the next one. He'd be a 4 time world champion by the age of 20.
450 Championships
Cairoli - 7
Tomac - 4
Gasjer - 2, will prob be 3
Roczen - 2
Herlings - 1
Febvre - 1
That's where Herlings sits vs the competition in his generation. No opinions, just numbers and facts.
It’s hard to say how Herlings recent injury will effect him mentally, as this was likely the scariest he has had.
I have a feeling Prado will be needing a lot of room in his trophy room in the future :-)
Would love to see some of the GP guys come do a full season over here. They probably have a really good shot of winning the whole thing year one and I think that would actually help our riders in the long run.
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Gasjer is a better champion than Jeffrey Herlings by every way there is to measure that statement.
*And I didn't start the US VS GP argument. That was the British guy. I just put Roczen and Tomac in there because everybody knows that those 3 have always been comparable and it shows context for Jeffrey's lack of success in 450.
Not saying it's going to happen but wouldn't call it a long shot after Yesterday's race, I bet you Gajser will fall a couple more times before the year is over. I do think Prado ends second.
Moto 2 - Herlings beat Prado by 30 seconds.
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