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10/11/2020 12:47pm
10/11/2020 12:47pm
It's still way to early on, but just wanted to do some good old bench racing. Currently, Austin Forkner has scored 135+ points in the last 3 supercross seasons, meaning no matter what next year is going to be his last year on 250s due to pointing out rules.
Do we see him finally putting it together, or is it another year riddled with injuries. And if he does go out and win some championships next year, what are his 450 options with ET and AC already at Kawi. Maybe Marv retires, and Roger takes him under his wing? Thoughts?
Do we see him finally putting it together, or is it another year riddled with injuries. And if he does go out and win some championships next year, what are his 450 options with ET and AC already at Kawi. Maybe Marv retires, and Roger takes him under his wing? Thoughts?
If I were Austin it would be hard not to be bitter or jealous. Interesting to see how he pulls through. Even harder now that the mx fans seems to dislike the guy.
I have no thoughts on where he ends up.
The Shop
If there is anyone who could benefit from a coach it is Forkner. He never seems to learn from his mistakes.
Pit Row
If things aren't aligning for a ride in '22 however, do we see a J-Mart/McElrath style withdrawl from the series to stay down? Or is he too close to pointing out points wise?
His last injury was gnarly.
And another Monster chick of course.
Normaly we see him get the start and just check out.
Yikes
When you compare the composure and maturity of him and Sexton. Sexton seems likes he’s in his mid twenties where Austin just got a driver’s license. I like both of them but I think Austin’s ego gets in his way.
I’m seriously not a fan of his and in fact wasn’t rooting for him at SLC, but I think it’s easy to become a target for hate when you’re the fastest guy on Mitch Payton’s team, dating a monster chick. That’s literally every dork on here’s wet dream hence 95% of the hate thrown his way is rooted in jealousy.
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