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SETH HAMMAKER GRIT-231 250MX
SETH HAMMAKER | GRIT-231 | 250MX Continuing to display brilliant performances after returning from injury, Pennsylvania’s Seth Hammaker would assemble another positive showing while racing at the Ironman National. Hoping to conclude the year on a solid note, the number thirty-five would put the entirety of his focus on the various practice rounds which were…
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MAXIMUS VOHLAND | GRIT-231 | 250MX The Californian would look to end his outdoor tenure with a strong showing in the Midwest, for Saturday’s racing action in Crawfordsville. There was little to address, in regard to his riding style, that needed to be fixed prior to embarking on the clay-ridden circuit known as Ironman. The…
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JALEK SWOLL | GRIT-231 | 250MX Husqvarna’s Jalek Swoll had been on quite the roll as of late, and reiterated that his talent level was top-tier as action began in Indiana for the final round of the AMA Pro Motocross Championship. The rider from Florida would qualify inside the top-twenty prior to leaping from the…
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RYDER DIFRANCESCO | GRIT-231 | 250MX Proving that he’d been working diligently to improve all aspects of his race-craft, Kawasaki’s Ryder DiFrancesco appeared in control all the while embodying an efficient style amid practice rounds on Saturday. Watching him land and maneuver the bike with precision, the number seventy-five appeared on-point by the time the…
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HUNTER LAWRENCE | GRIT-231 | 250MX Seeking to claim the championship as the AMA Pro Motocross Series would conclude, Australia’s Hunter Lawrence would be solely focused on conquering the goal in which he’d pursued from the series’ inception. The number ninety-six would bring an unmistakable sense of fortitude to the starting area for practice in…
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JUSTIN COOPER | GRIT-231 | 250MX The quest for the 2023 250MX AMA Pro Motocross Championship, would be taken to the final round in the series…where the battle between Yamaha’s Justin Cooper and Honda’s Hunter Lawrence would remain intact as the green flag waved in Indiana. Though Cooper would, albeit slightly, get the better of…
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TOM VIALLE | GRIT-231 | 250MX KTM’s Tom Vialle aspired to rekindle his ways of victory, as we’d seen with glimpses of his riding style thus far amongst his campaign throughout the United States. The number 128 was extremely talented and would again compete for a top-tier position while working alongside Marvin Musquin, at the…
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HAIDEN DEEGAN | GRIT-231 | 250MX With the unfortunate red-flag situation deterring a possible victory for the rookie last week in Maryland, Yamaha’s Haiden Deegan would return to the competitive circuit seeking to accumulate as many points as possible prior to entering into the SMX playoff sequence. It was evident that Deegan aspired to end…
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JO SHIMODA | GRIT-231 | 250MX Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki’s Jo Shimoda was a relentless competitor throughout the 2023 outdoor series, and brought a paralleled sense of intensity to the racetrack at Ironman, as he’d done in rounds previous. The number thirty would attack the largest jumps of the raceway with fearlessness, scrubbing every…
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SETH HAMMAKER | GRIT-230 | 250MX Pennsylvania’s Seth Hammaker had been “on fire” since his return to racing on the professional circuit in recent memory — and with a fourth-place overall position (amongst qualification times) to begin the day on Saturday, there were few who doubted the talent of the number thirty-five as gate(s) fell…
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