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Tarz483
3/3/2020 9:03am
3/3/2020 9:03am
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3/3/2020 10:45am
Just a thought, but you know how some good riders have came to the USA after they were to old to stay in the 250 Class in Europe. And got to come here and stay on the 250 for a coupe more years,
What if Someone that pointed out here in the USA at a young age, then went to Europe to be able to stay on the 250 for a couple more years. I say that because some maybe weren't quite ready for the 450 or maybe just Ride the 250 really good and could have been a championship contender on the 250. Rather than move up to the 450 only to not be in the Hunt for a championship.
I can think of a few people that would be good examples.
But How about Aaron Plessinger for example. Would it have been a good thing for him Right after he won both 250 championships to go race MXGP in Europe that next year.
Like I said Just a thought.
What if Someone that pointed out here in the USA at a young age, then went to Europe to be able to stay on the 250 for a couple more years. I say that because some maybe weren't quite ready for the 450 or maybe just Ride the 250 really good and could have been a championship contender on the 250. Rather than move up to the 450 only to not be in the Hunt for a championship.
I can think of a few people that would be good examples.
But How about Aaron Plessinger for example. Would it have been a good thing for him Right after he won both 250 championships to go race MXGP in Europe that next year.
Like I said Just a thought.
I'm more curious which riders came over after aging out and wanted to stay on a 250?
Dylan would be the only one I can think of off the top of my head that would have been close to aging out.
So it makes no sense to point out of Supercross in the USA and go to MXGP to ride Motocross.
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