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Herlings raced the first 12 MX2 races of 2010 in MX2, missed the last of the 3, at age 15. Isn't 15 the youngest age eligible?
Those are 2 fairly major errors that seem to represent the fact that your perceptions are fairly inaccurate to reality.......
why be hypocritical?
science will tell you, you get hurt more the faster you are going...
do you ride?
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https://racerxonline.com/2010/04/05/marvin-musquin-is-coming-to-america…
Roczen came up the instant he was 15 in the April, and did the rest of the year, Herlings Birthday didnt come until September, by which time the season was over. So apart from the the first 3 rounds,, he was a year in front.
It’s a wise choice, and evidence of his improving maturity. It’s also scary to think that he has the field handled without using all the speed he is capable of.
He didn't "age out", as you claimed. He could have defended the title he won after the rule was adopted (2010) once (2011).
Realistically he went to the US because KTM would have made him their 3rd rider after Roczen and Herlings even if he did win the 2010 title, so the move to KTM USA was a good choice.
Herlings couldn't race the last race of 2009 because his 15th birthday was the Saturday that the event began, and he couldn't apply for his license until that day. So both Herlings and Roczen raced the first GPs that they were actually eligible for after their 15th birthdays.
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