Unknowns finish 7th and 8th in 450's Moto 1

Tyler Medaglia is a 2 time 250 Canadian champ. He finished 4th Overall in the 450 class this year and has represented Canada at the MXdN 5 or 6 times.

He also has an AMA West Lites Arenacross title.

When i think about Teillet i always think about this picture. But didn't hear from him in a while.. did GPs some years i thougt... good for him giving it a shot in the AMA series


Teille

That is a nasty scrub, he's about to dig in with his front fender!

-MAVERICK- wrote:

Tyler Medaglia is a 2 time 250 Canadian champ. He finished 4th Overall in the 450 class this year and has represented Canada at the MXdN 5 or 6 times.

He also has an AMA West Lites Arenacross title.

So you pretty much proved his thread title to be useless. Not as unknown as percieved.

He's (Maverick) from Canada, have YOU ever heard of him?

-MAVERICK- wrote:

Tyler Medaglia is a 2 time 250 Canadian champ. He finished 4th Overall in the 450 class this year and has represented Canada at the MXdN 5 or 6 times.

He also has an AMA West Lites Arenacross title.

Mossy wrote:

So you pretty much proved his thread title to be useless. Not as unknown as percieved.

Well if you don't follow the Canadian series I suppose he's an unknown but he's far from being an unknown.

He's also raced a few GNCC's with good results. Dude just loves to moto. He also raced the ISDE in France last year before heading to MXdN to represent Canada.

Johnny Depp wrote:

He's (Maverick) from Canada, have YOU ever heard of him?

Yup
They are both pretty accomplished racers.

Today he (they) deserve (s) to be known in the US. This thread will help

Johnny Depp wrote:

He's (Maverick) from Canada, have YOU ever heard of him?

langhammx wrote:

Yup
They are both pretty accomplished racers.

As I said, I'm sure they have a resume, but for me:

Teillet races French Outdoors and Supercross series with VRT KTM, his own team if I'm not mistaken. He's also the mentor of Tom Guyon one of the big talents from France (scoring great results in his first full EMX125 season).

Started right next to Musquin in Moto 2.

Good for TDags, the first Canuck to finish top 10 since Thompson (I'm guessing). Hope this moto goes as well.

ipbrew wrote:

Good for TDags, the first Canuck to finish top 10 since Thompson (I'm guessing). Hope this moto goes as well.

You're correct last Canadian was Thompson.

Riding in 6th right now. Pumped for him.

Forgot to mention but Tyler is also 31 years old.

Teillet already rode in America for team Bud Racing Kawasaki (250 SX West Coast and a few 250 outdoors too).

Tdags the pride of Kemptville Ont. cut his teeth at Sand del Lee and has made us all proud from coast to coast well done sir well done.

I would hardly say that either of them are unknowns. But great job by both of them

BWRAAP wrote:

When i think about Teillet i always think about this picture. But didn't hear from him in a while.. did GPs some years i thougt... good for him giving it a shot in the AMA series


Teille

He raced the west coast supercross a few years ago. Didnt work out too well for him...

crusty_xx wrote:

The age limit made lots of those riders drop down to EMX250 or just say: "ByeBye I gonna do something else" Frenchies and some others who really wanna work for it are doing FFM SX & MX, ADAC SX & MX, ...

ipbrew wrote:
Not bad for an unknown!

Does 1 race, goes 7-6 for 6th overall, scores 29 points and finishes 29th in the overall 450 standings. Not bad.

Tyler just loves to race his dirtbike.. he's a bit like Chad Reed in that you can never count him out. Every year leading into the Canadian Nationals, the experts say he won't likely hang with the top guys, but he does time and time again.

Tyler Medaglia

Fuck yeah Tyler.

Damned straight.

Not only all the above but he's a Nova Scotia resident, lives an hour down the highway. Damned pumped, yes sir.

Teillet wanted to accomplish a longtime dream by racing an outdoor in the US...
Not too bad for a guy who is about to retire and discovered both his bike and the track yesterday...
Props to him.

First read of the title, I thought it was because the bikes were mud covered. These guys are far from unknowns.

Unknowns?

Couple of nobody’s from New England did well in a mudder out in Cali in the early 90s. John Dowd and Doug Henry. I wonder what ever happened to those nobody’s