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There are some strong rumors on Radio Paddock that Dean Wilson and Monster Energy are preparing an attack on Red Bull and Jeffrey Herlings...
Its possible he is still young enough for the age limit, he is also fast enough. There are 3 Monster Energy teams in the MX2 class.
Monster Energy Yamaha Dixon
Monster Energy Yamaha Rinaldi
Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki CLS
Normally that last team is already full but if Monster is paying for Wilson then there is a probably still a place free...
Its possible he is still young enough for the age limit, he is also fast enough. There are 3 Monster Energy teams in the MX2 class.
Monster Energy Yamaha Dixon
Monster Energy Yamaha Rinaldi
Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki CLS
Normally that last team is already full but if Monster is paying for Wilson then there is a probably still a place free...
Don't think he could beat Herlings actually for the championship. Definetly has the speed but would need a few races to adapt and those KTM are crazy fast!
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fuckin' DREAM ON troll
DC
MX Sports
I think either guy , Dean going over there or Jeffrey coming over here , would be up there after a years learning experience.
that's like me gloating that if Jeffrey came here, our guys would crush him... no shit.
give them some learning time (Roczen and Musquin) and i have no doubt they would be threats (Herlings or Wilson).
but it's a moot point as Wilson isn't going anywhere and it seems as though Herlings is going to stay in Europe
Q: Are you signed for 2014 or do you have to find a team?
A: No I am not signed as of yet. Obviously I was looking for a good year in 2013 so it would make it easy to find something. I’m not sure what I am going to do.
I always remind people about Marty Smith in 1976. He tried to race both in Europe and America on 125cc works Hondas (different ones, actually, due to the claiming rule here in the states) and he was thoroughly beaten by Gaston Rahier in Europe and Bob Hannah here in the U.S.
But at the one race in America where he could ride his GP works bike -- Mid-Ohio -- and also enjoy the comforts of home, he beat both Hannah and Rahier in both motos...
There's a lot to be said for being someplace comfortable and familiar, and what guys like Roczen and Musquin are doing here right now, or Zach Osborne did over there in the past few years, is very impressive.
DC
MX Sports
Either way, I would be shocked to see him back on a 250, let alone back on 250 in the GPs. He's too good at supercross to not race it, and he seems too big for a 250 outdoors anyways -- at least compared to some of the smaller guys we have over here.
DC
MX Sports
Pit Row
I was about to come in this thread and go ignorant.... but you put it much more polite so I'll just second your comments.
I heard Payton have some ties to PC in Europe, maybe that two year deal means PC rather than a certain gate?
Monster is invovled with CLS Kawasaki
Wilson wants a decent contract this could be it.
Dean's had a rough couple of years with injuries, but he's still Dean Wilson, and he's still extremely fast both indoors and outdoors. If he moved to Europe now, still early in his pro career, I would be shocked.
DC
MX Sports
Personally i'd like to see him run a 450 in the US , but i think he risks having to perform too well too early if he does the last couple of nationals
First, Dean needs to stop trying too hard and crashing all the time here before he goes after those guys; second, there is no Chipotle in Europe (is there?)
I'm pretty sure you are closer to the truth in his future whereabouts though, betting against your knowledge here is close to mental.
I hope he can return to form because he has incredible style!
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