"There Was Stuff He Really Didn't Know How to Explain Because He was so Gifted" Chase Sexton on Working with James Stewart - Gypsy Tales 6

Chase Sexton sits down with Gypsy Tales and ends up talking a bit about his time working with James Stewart. Chase has a lot of good things to say about his time working with James but some interesting insight as well as why he feels it ultimately didn't work out in the long run.
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MaxPower
2 years ago
If all I had to do is ride a brand new 450 that someone else bought while being trained by James Stewart I feel I'd be saying something different and I'd have a single digit too.
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Damon_Polston
2 years ago
Stew has been and always will be the most overrated and under hated rider. The supposed “best” and “fmotp” only delivered 2 supercross championships (after RC retired) with no one near the competition of the last decade. He could have leaned some lessons in class from RC.
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