Mc Grath ayant aussi gagné la 10eme épreuve, il conserve son avantage.
En recherchant rapidement, je suis tombé sur cela : https://magazine.cycleworld.com/article/1993/9/1/supercross-sensation
L’analogie entre ce qu’on disait de Mc Grath et ce qu’on dit de Jett Law est assez frappante 🙂
“He wants to be the best, maybe the best of all time,” says Norfolk. “I think that’s his next motivation. Some people do it for the money, and that’s a big factor, but he’s young and he does it ’cause it’s fun and he likes it.” Indeed, a good attitude seems to be the biggest thing going for McGrath. He doesn’t waste his time complaining, and head-trips seem to be nonexistent. Where most other riders become increasingly tense as race time creeps closer, McGrath stays loose, talking to friends in the Honda pit confines. When problems arise, McGrath deals with them instead of letting them get in the way.
As Rick Johnson sees it, “He’s purpose-built. When he goes out he thinks about winning; he doesn’t pussyfoot around. He goes out to win the race.”
1992 Supercross Champion Jeff Stanton had a front-row view of his teammate’s success: “Jeremy raised the level up a notch, as Bradshaw did a couple of years ago. It’s not that he’s any younger or we’re older; he just has a lot of natural talent.”
, le il y a 3 semaines et 5 jours.
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