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B class? A class? schoolboy? 125s? 250s? 450s?
he is still a small kid.
will we see another straight from the B class prodigy?
he is still a small kid.
will we see another straight from the B class prodigy?
I would combine the European Championship 125cc and Loretta Schoolboy on a 125cc.
Why the EK125cc?? Because it has a LIVE Coverage and Cianciarulo would gain allot of publicity there!
He would also ride on tracks he doesn't know and against riders he doesn't know... If he stays in America he rides on tracks he knows against riders he kicked ass on the Supermini...
butterballs tells me he will be on 125 two stroke techs because he isn't quite good enough for the faster heavy four strokes. maybe he got sponcered though
The Shop
Prodigy is the case. Name the others who had a deal like this in place on their 15th birthday. Wait, did Ricky or RV even have a deal with Pro CIrcuit like this while still racing Superminis?
I would like to see AC race GPs the same as them when he turns fifteen, he seems a pretty special talent, so it would be interesting to see if he could have the success they did when they turned 15. I think he would turn some heads, then go race sx at 16.
This is the provisional calendar of 2012:
22 April SPAIN La Bañeza
29 April PORTUGAL Agueda
29 July BELGIUM Tba
19 August GREAT BRITAIN Matterly Basin
09 September EUROPE (F) Ernée
07 October BULGARIA Sevlievo
Off course this is provisional the real dates will be announced pretty soon... but these tracks are a real challenge and will make him better.
Pit Row
@Mr.Ted I think that some Moto Journalist need to ask that question!! Mitch has a good team running in Europe so!!
When he was 12 nobody in the US thought he was really 12, the comparison that used to come to mind was Ivan Drago from Rocky.
I don't think AC is as big now as Ken was then.
Bye the way it is possible to ride Loretta I think ... Ponca not...
Wasn't it AC's dad that was pitching a fit when the AMA passed a rule raising the minimum age?
He was making plans to head to Europe when AC turned 16.
I would say that with the rule being changed back to 16 we will see him make his pro debute soon after his 16th b-day.
I don't really understand why all the hype about him. He is no RC. He is no JS. Heck, he isn't even MA.
Don't get me wrong. He has skills, and is well spoken. However, the truth is that Cooper Webb and Jordon Smith both beat him in heads up racing at LL's this year.
I think those 3 will tighten up as they make the transition to big bikes, and I am going to predict that Smith will actually do the best of the 3.
Would running the Euro series disqualify him for US Amateurs? Also, I don't think his sponsors have much to sell to that audience for those bikes. I am sure PC will still port a KX cylinder for you, but is anyone racing five year old Kawi 125's
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