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Needs to get a win and some positive vibes happening before he heads over to the USA
Could be tricky on a new bike with a late start though..
Hope so anyway!
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Hopefully MXmanic is onto something.
The bike he was using was his championship bike and a couple years old
I can’t see him lined up on a factory bike or factory supported bike for hangtown at this stage as it seems to be too late in the season to have it sorted unless there is another big injury the US in the next couple of weeks. I believe he probably should have gone back to the US and kept training over there and even turn up on his own bike if that is his main goal to race in the US. I think we might see Dean still in Australia for SX and possibly full time next year but where he lands is the real question with 2 year deals done at most teams already.
Dunno if that rumor is true, because if it would've been the case, they could've and should've picked Ferris and maybe someone like Guillod as replacement for Herlings in Europe. So they could give Herlings a chance to chase the US Outdoor championship.
After that he just raced Australia/New Zealand championships.
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What’s going on !?!?
He keeps saying the plan is to race Hangtown but that’s a month away and he should be testing on his race bike on US tracks by now.
He is a great guy and I hope the best for him but it’s probably not going to work out this year.. it’s a shame one of the US factory teams are not helping him out.. Put him on Forkners PC bike FFS !!!
No disrespect to the guy I’m sure he will sort something in Australia for next year but the Nationals is loooking sketchy considering he admitted he will never race Supercross again
He did pretty well in his few 250SX races, I think qualifying for the mains every time?. But, he came home during the West series (I think?) break, and got hurt practicing over here in Australia.
Then went to MXGP, for the KTHusky team, mid season.
As I've written a few times on this site, I admire Ferris for his efforts at getting off his arse, and going, on his own 'dime' at times, to pursue the career he wants. Most riders, sit back and do the easier (for them) things.
It's just a damned shame injuries have got him, a few times now.
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