Like, his skill on the motorcycle as a racer wouldn't scare me as much as the, the, how smart he is.

Yeah.

But I think that if you're looking at 17-year-old James and Chad, compared to a 17-year-old, you know, Hayden, he's just, life's different.

And I think that that's probably what you see and and the this

the you know take the log the laps to take the time um we're in this for the long haul

we didn't think that way we I felt like we were like you got to get on this pro team you got to get

these bonuses I got to pay the bills for my mom and dad.

And why Chase, I felt like he was out to racing. It wasn't for this year. It was for next year.

Like, he needed to do it for his own self. So yeah, the motor stuff helped. But this guy that we saw,

like that was a mental ride. Like that was a mental. I think a one-1 performance is 100% on the rider.

I don't know that, you know, that I think that the bike was that far off. Okay. What's up guys?

You know who it is.

You board JS7.

And you know where we're at.

We at the Rewine Show, baby.

Round 28 from Iron Man, Indiana.

First time I ever been there.

But the end of the championship, the last race, these guys can make it in before the playoffs.

And we had a championship on the line in the 250.

And we had somebody like Jet Lawrence Steel trying to go perfect with Chase Sexton,

they'll end that streak or with Honda stayed perfect and Chase Win and Jet.

Well, we found out this weekend and to help us find out because you know what we got to do,

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