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I’ll start with saying that the new MXGP review pod with Adam Wheeler and Lewis Phillips on the RacerX feed is great, glad we finally have something like that on one of the American media sites.
Near the end of the pod they touch on rumors around the paddock being Roczen coming back to the GP circuit potentially next year. Any further details from our ÜRO insiders?
Near the end of the pod they touch on rumors around the paddock being Roczen coming back to the GP circuit potentially next year. Any further details from our ÜRO insiders?
It all comes as a rather huge shock to me as well, as I shared all the same sentiments as you prior.
The Shop
From witnessing it firsthand at the MXdN in Colorado till now, it's been a pleasure watching him ride 👍
Saturday Qualifiers + 2 Motos on brutal tracks vs Supercross?
If his body is giving him grief, MXGP will do him in, imo.
Pit Row
If RV struggled I don’t see KR being able to handle that schedule this point in his career.
Question. Is he on the books for this years MX season?
GPs are drastically less hot and humid overall than US Nationals. That's been at the root of Roczen's bad days outdoors.
Wouldn't bet on him vs. Herlings, but Gasjer, Seewer, etc? I'll take Ken.
Good move IMO.
heavy sarcasm
I think this is his last season doing the full US schedule.
No matter how good you are Sx is more of a lottery, yes there are better riders at coming though the pack, but Sx is narrow, steep & slippery. All with shorter more intense racing.
Having the talent level of Roczen is wasted on an SX track, I’ve always felt he’s far more classy then that.
Someone like Roczen can use his skills in a more patient way & gain advantages without such risks on a proper Gp track.
Sx is a fun sport to follow, but it’s not the same as the true art of riding a GP.
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