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- Nov 9, 1999
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Looks like Langston thinks that he could build an insurmountable points lead with Bubba out for 3 rounds.
racerx
May 7, 2003
Grant Langston switches to the 125 class
Team Red Bull KTM just doubled down on their chances of winning the 2003 AMA/Chevy Trucks U.S. National Motocross Championship in the 125 class by giving Grant Langston the go-ahead to switch classes.
"I got a call at two this morning from Kurt Nicoll giving me the okay," said Langston when he phoned the Racer X office this morning. The former 125cc World MX Champion has suffered through injuries during the last year and half. "I have to tell you, with Bubba out now, the 125 class is wide open, and I really think I can clean up in that class. I told Kurt last night I needed to know as soon as possible so I could begin preparing this morning, and after they all talked it over, he said to go ahead and get a 125 ready for me."
Langston came within three laps of winning the 2001 title from Mike Brown, but suffered collapsed wheel near the end of the final moto of the season at Steel City. Langston was originally set to ride the KTM 250SX outdoors, but now must be added to the list of title favorites in the 125 class, which includes the veterans Brown and Red Bull KTM teammate Ryan Hughes, as well as a long list of 125cc up-and-comers.
racerx
May 7, 2003
Grant Langston switches to the 125 class
Team Red Bull KTM just doubled down on their chances of winning the 2003 AMA/Chevy Trucks U.S. National Motocross Championship in the 125 class by giving Grant Langston the go-ahead to switch classes.
"I got a call at two this morning from Kurt Nicoll giving me the okay," said Langston when he phoned the Racer X office this morning. The former 125cc World MX Champion has suffered through injuries during the last year and half. "I have to tell you, with Bubba out now, the 125 class is wide open, and I really think I can clean up in that class. I told Kurt last night I needed to know as soon as possible so I could begin preparing this morning, and after they all talked it over, he said to go ahead and get a 125 ready for me."
Langston came within three laps of winning the 2001 title from Mike Brown, but suffered collapsed wheel near the end of the final moto of the season at Steel City. Langston was originally set to ride the KTM 250SX outdoors, but now must be added to the list of title favorites in the 125 class, which includes the veterans Brown and Red Bull KTM teammate Ryan Hughes, as well as a long list of 125cc up-and-comers.