Jorge Prado on his first ever AMA supercross!

[@lizzydog5728]

Jorge gets all my hope and respect! He definitely has the ' it' factor? He will definitely be top ten next week in S F! We'll he will be more comfortable?

[@hoodedcobra1531]

He just gotta get used to the beat up big whoops and that intense pace from start to end and the beat up rhythm sections. If he does come back for a full season indoors and outdoors he could be a podium guy. but I’m glad he came and gave it a try. It’s awesome seeing a mxgp champ come do some supercross. Hearlings would be nice to see come over also but prob never happen tbh

[@larrrevenga49]

Great to see the MXGP champ here goin for it hope to see more of him this year
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[@nvmcrider8475]

He needs to start staying up to 2 am each night so he is acclimated for race day

[@mikedemille]

When this happens to euro riders the media is realistic and gives them a pass due to race format being different and then needing time, being in a different series etc.
But when riders from AMA series go over and do mxdn in the MXGP race format with their qualifying, starting grates etc. - the media just goes on and on about how euro riders are so superior at motocross and how gnarly they are.
Then vialle is average in our AMA outdoors after dominating for 2 years in Europe.
Goes both ways. If riders are not comfortable and experienced it takes time to get confident and up to speed.
Some were saying he would get a top 5, but he started with a wheel in front of jet and went backwards to 13th. Yes, this is ok. Yes, this was probably expected. But let’s not use a double standard when comparing AMA riders on a track in Europe or even the US being in MXGP race and qualifying format. Takes time. Confidence and comfort are huge.
With that said, I do believe Jett is the 1 athlete that could literally go and win both MXGP and AMA Supercross in back to back years.
Cool to have another top athlete in the sport in Prado.

[@jordanxlongoria]

People just love to eat that shit up and really believe MXGP riders are better. Honestly Jett could go race MXGP this year and probably go win just about every race still

[@Gatedrop]

Americans already race motocross, supercross is a different sport.

[@Gatedrop]

Jett has already lived in Europe too and raced on mxgp tracks. He absolutely could go back and be successful. He's awesome and so is Prado.

[@reijumawan95]

If he wants to win a motocross he should start at age of 8.

[@qdn7720]

He is world champ…

[@frankplompen]

He is a 2 times world champ MX2 (250) and world champ MXGP (450)

[@freshbubbamc324]

He is the next champ

[@OtisFlint]

@karldogg9481 Probably the only guy who would be a real fight for Jett outdoors. Maybe Herlings but he's getting old. Prime Herlings would have my bet over Jett.

[@bjmckay3]

​@@frankplompenyes and jett lawrence putt 30 sec on him at mxon