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.”This past weekend, Deegan competed in a fiercely contested race in Philadelphia.
With two rounds remaining and nearly last-place starting position, he was trailing the championship by 13 points, but he knew he had to force himself to the front.
With pass after pass, Deegan fought his 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 honour. He’s always by my side, keeping an eye on me and encouraging me every
It’s ironic that Haiden Deegan’s first-round loss in the 2024 AMA Pro Motocross Championship is also his best performance, the one that established him as a contender for the championship rather than merely a step above the others. Deegan won three of the rounds, scoring 1-1, 1-2, and 2-1, respectively. However, the first few rounds in any championship—perhaps even more so in motocross—are rarely true predictors of what’s to come. Regarding bike setup and general motocross adjustment, everyone is speculating. Deegan also faced off against Levi Kitchen, Tom Vialle, and Chance Hymas during his journey. He was winning, although it didn’t seem that way.
