Hi everybody, welcome again to the FXR racing one-on-one series. Thanks at FXR for the support, Paupermex30 code to save with them.

Maxis tires, firepower, batteries and change as well on board. And a gentleman I've been wanting to talk to for a while today here in the show.

Team manager of Monster Energy Kawasaki, Dan Fahey, Dan, thanks for doing this. Appreciate it. You're welcome. It's great to be here.

Thanks.

Okay, so here we are sitting in Daytona in the lounge.

Your season up and down, don't have a win yet with Jason, Jorge injured.

From your outlook, how's it been going?

I mean, obviously you want wins and you'd love Jorge to be injured, but with not injured, but with what we have, how's it been going?

Well, I mean, it's up and down. You know, that we see a lot of positives, a lot of great things.

Great things happening for us. Jorge joining the team was a great addition to our team.

Jason coming out of the season, pretty to be perfectly honest and riding well.

So he's an Ironman. He's there every week and he's doing a great job. Jorge getting hurt was obviously not part of our plan. But he's doing all the right things to get back as soon as possible

and that's all we can ask.

So it's when you're pushing to the limits, things happen.

Yeah.

Things happened.

Before coming into the season, what was the ceiling for Jorge, do you think, in his first year?

And what was sort of what was the ceiling and what was expected our goal for him was to learn

supercross you know it's a it's a very different discipline as you know a lot of people don't

fully understand or appreciate how different supercross is than motorcross those of us that aren't around it all the time.

But for him, it was just to learn, become familiar with the series, familiar with the riders,

familiar with how things work, and go to the races, do the travel.

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