Watch Jeremy Seewer Moto 1 from Round 4 of the 2023 FIM MXGP World Motocross championship in Trentino, Italy! Shot 100% on the HERO11® camera from GoPro.com. Check out more from MXGP at www.mxgp-tv.com
These guys have such balls . Jeremy goes down hard doesn't know if he's alright let alone the bike is working properly then immediately hits the 120 foot up hill triple. Bad ass
Exactly. Not to mention all the other stuff that might be jacked up on his bike. TV doesn't do that jump justice. It's a few feet shorter than Laroccos leap . It's no joke
You hate to see anyone go down on the first corner but, what a treat to see Jeremy come through the pack. Great ride with a clutch lever that looked like a Texas Longhorn....
As somebody who doesn't ride dirt bikes or motorcycles the amount of time he's off the gas surprises me. As a kid I always thought that Motocross straightaways even when they had jumps were meant to be taken full speed and then the jumps were just designed so that at Full Throttle you land perfectly
i thought that too as a kid but its not, same with mtb downhill, thought if ya go no brakes down its design so you do the jump perfectly and all the berms but no its not
I actually think this is not quite a fair statement, especially with this clip. As far as I can tell, especially since you have to pay to start at a GP and so many talented riders just never do the step to start riding the GPs, that often the wildcards can be quite surprisingly fast and the general level is very high. Yes he rides through the pack, but it's not like in past days or other sports that he is up 20 positions in the first lap. I was in Frauenfeld and you could see how the lappers would often hang relatively long with the leading boys. Even seewer himself pulled the same lap times as Prado in the first moto just from position 20
@@petergriffin4629 he was definitely wrong in his statement because they are all top Riders. They are all world-class racers it's not like he's got the novice class out there with him
