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I think Dangerboy has a very bright future...what he does with it will be up to him, and a little luck (avoiding injury). I wish him and he entire Deegan family the best.
I personally don't know the Deegan's but he seems like a very humble and respectful kid. That much can't be said for a lot of kids out there. Seeing where Brian was in his 20's to where he is now I'd say he was pretty successful at turning his life around for the better and that shows through his kids.
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People love a good underdog... er, grown man competing against adolescents.
Here ya go clown you earned this one. Are you a relative of Joey savatgy? You seem to not like Osbourne lol!
nothing to hate there, unless you guys are jealous of his ol' man's arm tatts
1. Injuries
2. Burnout
A lot of "making it" is simply a battle of attrition. He will be fast. No doubt. He will rise through the ranks with a lot of fast kids as well. Iron sharpens iron so to speak. Only a select few will make it to the top of the sport.
At his current pace, by the time he is 15 he will likely do more laps around the track in a year then many of you here will do in a lifetime.
That's a lot of seat time. A lot of missing out on regular parts of life. For many, it turns from a sport they love into something they hate.
Hopefully his dad will be able to guide him in the right direction. He's off to a great start. Obviously many laps still to be laid down...
The dude has all he needs to make it. Whether or not he does is mostly up to him.
Prejudging is about the worst thing one can do to anyone!!!
Will Dangerboy make it as a pro? I have a horrible feeling that due to his popularity and skills moto will lose him to the car racing scene
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https://www.facebook.com/TransWorldMoto/videos/10154508890753031/
I've had him pester me on a 65 a few weeks ago at Glen Helen until I pulled over to let him by to see what all he commotion was about - then pulled in behind him when I saw who it was to check him out. It was all I could do just to keep up with him on a 450 -on the big track and I don't think I could've passed him if I wanted to except maybe on the long straights or uphills.
Haiden clearly has the support and money to succeed for a long time. Barring any setbacks, Deegan will be fun to watch for a very long time.
also, Brian does not need the money from the sponsors to keep him racing, which is a good thing to keep things less stressful,
i think he has a better shot than most at making it as a pro, but there is a lot of things to go before you get there,
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