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HAIDEN DEEGAN, A motorsports star, says “thanks to God” for an unbelievable victory.
Even though young motocross and supercross athlete Haiden Deegan has faced several difficulties this SuperMotocross season, he continues to give thanks to God.
He’s been in numerous crashes, sustained injuries, and paid a price for the carelessness of other riders. However, Deegan returned to the bike stronger than ever following a few weeks off for a mid-season rest, both physically and emotionally.
In a commanding manner, Deegan won in Foxborough, Massachusetts.
“P1” Excellent evening in Foxborough; glad to have another victory at last! He posted on social media, “Thanks to God, my family, and my team for always pushing me to be the best.”
Deegan rode a hard-fought race in Philadelphia this past weekend.
While he was down 13 points in the championship with only two rounds to go and an almost last-place start, he knew he had to push himself to the front.
Deegan made pass after pass and worked his way all the way up to a podium finish.
“We’re going to give it our all in the last round. He declared on the podium, “It’s not it’s until it’s over,” as he took third place. “Even though I still have a long way to go in my career, we’re going to fight to the very end. I must give God the honor. He never leaves my side, keeping an eye on me and encouraging me each day.
“I don’t know what will make you a fan of supercross if this race right here doesn’t,” Deeagn continued. “Every rider there put their heart into that. Many of the decent guys had a terrible beginning, but we prevailed. Guys were hitting on each other. It’s obviously terrible that I didn’t go out and win, but it was a terrific race from the back. Tom [Vialle] and I are moving at a good clip. I occasionally gave him a ride, but I admire him since he’s a fierce competitor.
When the season comes to a close on May 11 in Salt Lake City, Utah, Deegan intends to give it everything he has to win his first-ever championship.