Claimgate: Schofield should have Deegan's bike.
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Amateur drama so good Steve had to make his first Direct-to-RUclips video.
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Clearly Brian was doing everything in his power behind the scenes to get this stopped, sounds like some shady shit he was pulling.
Absolutely. Brennan was robbed and when he thought he was doing the right thing he got stabbed in the back and lost his sponsor based on pressure from Yamaha. Deegan’s lost my respect forever.
Brian was also intimidating Travis Pastrana so he's not immune to shady shit with kids!
If they didn't want him have a factory bike they shouldn't of taken a factory bike & they should of given the kid $50k as a good will gesture.
For sure!
Why would Brian do that lmfao??? It’s not his bike, he didn’t build it or pay for it nor has the pink slip to it lol haiden dog walked kids on the Ktms nobody wanted to claim he would have won that race on a stock bike lol.
The kid also mentioned in other podcast that he was only in a room with Brian talking for like ten min. If star lost their bike and they found stuff haiden would just find a different factory team that would be more than happy to take him. The deegans don’t really have anything to care about in that besides a sentimental value to the bike possibly.
This is a star issue not a deegan issue and everybody puts it on deegan lol
This whole thing looks bad for AMA, Yamaha and the Deegan's. It's a rule or it's not.
Rules are rules. AMA should step in and punish everyone who allegedly intimidated this kid. The last thing the AMA needs are people undermining the organization.
All deegan had to say was no not giving up the bike . What are they going to do not let him ride next year?? ohhhhh noooooo hes already not coming back
@@Dave-tn3eo I dont think he could have.
To my understanding the rules say that a registered race bike at that event can be claimed by anyone for double MSRP.
If the claimer has the money, the owner of the bike doesnt have a say.
Its meant to keep people (manufacturerers) from over modding the bikes so the field stays balanced.
They can mod as much as they want technically, as long as theyre willing to take the loss on every dollar over double stock MSRP in the event of a claim.
Remove the weird intimidated and replace it with got involved. No one had a right to get involved. The rule is clear. The response was very shady
@@brycesumrall7248 the claim can be denied. Once denied you are banned from AMA sanctioned events for 1 full year. But real issue should be the Deegans had no dog in the fight. Star owns that bike. Deegan just gets paid to ride it.
@@Dave-tn3eo I think maybe they could go after the team possibly? Maybe star as a whole was worried if they didn’t give up the bike the ama could penalize them for next season but like I say just a guess lol
It makes sense that the people who could lose out would ban together and the only one to gain would also be isolated.
Truth
copy that
Amateur racers shouldn't be on factory bikes. Period
I disagree, amateur races should be on factory bikes, and other amateur racers should immediately claim them because getting a factory bike for 17k is a steal. I can't stand that "unspoken rule" bullshit how you shouldn't claim someone's bike. The rule is put in place to level the playing field and anyone that doesn't want their bike claimed shouldn't show up with a factory bike.
Where’s that in the AMA rule book I don’t see it fool
@@adi0malka it’s a double edge sword. I believe they are prepping these kids for pro racing hence why it’s a factory deal. You can put any factory kid on a non factory bike and he will win. Just look at Levi kitchen
Deegan needs factory bikes to compete agaisnt amatures
That's the whole point of the claim rule....if your good enough to make race earn the right to claim ..then the factory bike is up for claim pay the money done deal ..you want to race it its fair game for claim all bikes on the start line
Yeah, there’s no way they would drop the claim if he wasn’t being bullied or threatened. 17k for a star bike is a good deal
I hope someone comes forward and gives this kid a ride, and he ends up being something.
Brennans on a ktm now
@@maxharper716 good for him knew someone would take care of the kid
@@devinhunt2223 ya hes a good kid i used to gp to school with him till he mived away
@wile E on his stock Yamaha he got 16th. And why are you hating he is at the highest level he can be for his age lol
@wile E the point is is that he should have the bike no matter what. He had the money so it’s his bike lol
What good are some motors if the kid lost his ride ? You kinda need bikes for the motor’s. I think at this point Yamaha should send the kid a couple of bikes and motor’s and apologize for the bs he went through. Just seems like the right thing to do.
I feel Star Yamaha owes this kid big time. Yamaha and the AMA should pick this kid up and take him to Star Yamaha and let him pick any 3 bikes he wants in the place. That's a good start..........
If it's true that Matt Walker was going off and crazy on his engine builder threatening to beat his a$$ and being that unprofessional, I would be skeptical about letting my kids train there.
He’s a hot head for sure . Matt and Brian deegan talk shit .
Of course Matt, Chris, and Yamaha are all denying it. Can you imagine if they admitted it? "Yeah, we strongarmed the shit out of this kid."
Admit nothing. Deny everything. Make counter accusations.
This sounds damn near criminal.
I agree, they were the only ones with anything to loose in this deal. Easy for all of them to align against this kid. It's obvious they were all in communication with each other from the start
Walker DiD admit it though
Deegan denies it too. This whole thing stinks. I listen to Pulp and even they were all obviously watching what they were saying for fear of getting egg on their faces. I never liked the vibes I get from Deegan and this only proves why. Yamaha is responsible as well as they have these guys flying their flag. I reached out to Yamaha Canada via email and expressed my disgust. I received a response that wasn't an automated message saying that there is more to the story that should come out. Not surprising that nobody will admit it. I believe the kid and these guys have to much to lose to own up to it.
Yamaha is the most vile company ive ever came across and i will never own any of the garbage they sell. Always pulling shady stunts. #KTM #BestStock2FiddyOnTheMarket 🍊
@@pablocrunk9047 yamahas yz250 that's been the same since 05 or whatever is still better than ktms 250 2 stroke...
They all knew this was coming so they all talked and got their stories figured out
Karma will get them
They ought to be ashamed of themselves
Karma worked fast on Brennan . He went from 5 bikes to none. Lesson here is don't bite the hand that feeds you🤷
@@justinhughett9828 how do u figure? There is a rule in place. He followed the rules. He had every right to buy that bike. Star racing does NOT feed him. ???
@@justinhughett9828 wow,do you ever get a point?
You're right the motor builder and Brennan got caught in the cookie jar. Guy said he couldn't sell these motors for 40k. Yeah he can lmao he's got fucking ti Conrods for sale for christ sake.
@@lukekelly5115 it's like these people thinks we're stupid. We can see what he sells on his website.andnwe also can go back and see how big of a douchebag Brennan was to deegan months ago.
A couple things we know. 1. The kid should have the bike. 2. Star brought a super trick bike to an amateur event 3. Tim and Brian had the kid in a room grilling him. 4. Matt lost his cool under the tent and threatened the “engine guy”. Outside of that it’s pure speculation. It’s anyones opinion if it is a bad look. Who cares. The rule is there to keep amateur racing amateur. Bad on Star, Bad On Brian, Bad on Tim. They should all be ashamed. Do better
Star did not bring a tricked out bike. It's a mod bike. The reason they fussed is because the parts in the bike are stamped and they don't want it out where they get the parts, plus the ecu tune.
EVERYTHING you just stated is speculation! No cheating proven. No trick bike proven. No claim as it was dropped. When it comes to legality there is nothing but defamation to Yamaha from this claim. No one is looking at the facts, they are just reporting on emotions.
Yep
Star brought an amateur bike . Brian didn’t intimidate the kid , he asked 2 questions . Brennan should have the bike , but he refuted his claim and took his money back . Matt is an asshole. That’s it .
@@jamesadams2334 at least someone realizes this .
Deegan bullying a kid....what a clown
you can't buy a legends bike for 17k that rules stupid
@@loadthebowl Or follow the rules and don’t bring a factory bike to Lorettas 🤡
@@Dpher the fastest guys in the mod classes are all on factory bikes
claim a bike in the limited classes cool but mod class they have hella money in those bikes motocross is a rich kids sport
@@loadthebowl don't like the rules. Don't play the game
Brennan SHOULD have the bike, NO ONE else should be involved with conversation about why or where the money came from. He should not have been in a room with anyone about anything. AMA should have handled the exchange with no one else.
Brennan should have the bike. Bottom line. End of story. AMA and Mx and all of you guys are there working on behalf of the Deegans and Star while the little guy is getting railroaded. All Brian cares about is remaining relevant with his brand milking his kids for every dollar he can.
I think it's possible that Brennan could have made some assumptions concerning who contacted the Canadian dealer but I do not think he is intentionally lying. I believe that someone put pressure on that dealer and the dealer contacted Brennon. Why else would Brennan back out of the claim?
You nailed it.. I believe this is the only way he backed out
Brian Deegan made 1 phone call after he walked out that AMA office, after talking to the kid and…. Wooosh…. Claim withdrawn…
Brennan lost all of is sponsored bikes from his Yamaha dealership, as of now... which sucks. This is BS.
You hit the nail on the head.
Agree that Brennan would never have let the Claimed bike go, if dealer/sponsor did not tell him of a Yamaha retaliation. And, since Sponsor is not talking, I am assuming it was all manufactured on his end. : /
How could you say the kids lying. Dude they cut his sponsorship. Is that not enough proof kids not lying about those threats🤦♂️
It’s an absolute joke that a minor was in a room getting intimidated by 2 or 3 adults if that was my kid and I found that out Id be over there as quick as possible loosing my shit lol.. also why was Brian even aloud to come in and talk to
The kid? He doesn’t even own the bike it’s stars bike.. I agree with you Steve on the fact that in the end that’s all a bunch of bs drama and the end result should be that Brennan has the bike…
If he’s big enough to walk in with 20k and say “I want to use my right to claim Haiden Deegan bike” and it be right in the rules he big enough to talk with other adults. You wanna sling 20k to claim a factory bike you better have a back bone like a man.
He had the money like. Q. Man r9ght his fault
So, just so we all understand what you're saying here. We have a 17 year old kid with nearly nothing to lose. And we have at least three large entities who are seconds away from being exposed on several different levels. And in you mind, the kid is the only one that could possibly not telling the truth? Steve, all of the party's involved in this should start figuring out how to make this kid whole again. Because when he comes to his senses, he's going to eventually speak to an attorney. I wish luck all of them telling their tails in a courtroom. Based on the interviews posted on vital, that is. And, speaking out about a minor in this manner, based entirely on what they told you, considering the platform you have in the industry, will probably prove to be less than wise. Especially when it's so easy to prove your personal and professional relationships with all of them. Love your channel, by the way. I just don't think the dust has settled on this issue, by a long shot. He a single Go Fund Me posting away from making himself whole if they continue down their path. Read the comments on all the You Tube channel. The kid has the support of the masses, for sure.
How many 17 year olds make 17k cash in 4 months. While paying a trainer.... clearly your not LISTENING to what people are saying on both sides.
@@nasty3145
He didn’t say he made 17k in 4 months. He said he worked his ass off to make the money so he could buy the bike. He could have had 7k already and had to make an extra 10k so he could buy it. Nobody knows because he didn’t speak about that.
If the issue continues to go on I can see Yamaha filing suit against Brenndon for defamation. There was NO cheating found, NO cheating proven. The claim was dropped. The kid screwed the pooch.
The money is irrelevant anyways. It’s about the way this kid has been “cancelled” because he followed the rule book
The kid has no reason to lie, and ALL of the other parties involved do. Yamaha doesn't want their unobtanium parts to get out and they wouldn't hesitate for a second to lie about whether or not they threatened the dealer. And the dealer has the incentive to lie about that conversation taking place because it will harm the business relationship (such as fewer bike allotments).
Certain people involved here have incentive to lie, and it's not the kid.
I just watched Brennen say he doesn't know why the sponsor pulled his ride. He was at the Canadian national and got a text that he needed to return the bikes. That was all he knew. He didn't make any accusation which could be considered a lie.
Why would a sponsor pull a ride at the beginning of a race weekend? That clearly wouldn't have been the plan as Steve just asserted the case to be. That claim doesn't add up so it does appear that at least the sponsor Chris is lying.
All of the adults acted out of line, yet Steve lends them more credibility and victim blames Brennen by labeling him as a liar. That ain't cool.
Ya that interview with Johnny Hopper was eye opening
Well said. Steve looks like a tool in this. He baits people into doing interviews, then tries to discredit them for clicks and views with whack ass opinions.
Why would Schofield drop the Claim 4 Hours Later, Tim Cotter even said Chris came to the AMA Trailer saying that the Claim couldn’t go through, Chris pulled the Dad away & when they came back from talking they said they were going to rescind the Claim. Obviously the Dealer made some kinda threat, either him saying he was going to lose Yamaha Support or whatever it was. Something was said from the Sponsor that made Schofield withdraw the claim. I’ve listened to all the interviews from all parties involved & never once was it indicated that Brennan was being dishonest about anything. Everything the kid has said has been corroborated & lastly the whole point of the Claim System is so that these Factory Teams aren’t running WORKS Bikes so why would the raise the MSRP as Mr. Matthes stated. That completely negates what the Rule is there for. It’s Amateur Racing & for those of us who’s kids aren’t the next Stewart & don’t have fully backed rides can’t afford $50k-$100k per race bike to go compete at Amateur Nationals. I’m not trying to sound like a Dick because I’ve been reading & following Matthes content for 20+ years. But this particular incident, it either feels like this is lazy reporting or he’s being Biased. Either way there’s good points made but I think 99.9% of people who have followed what went on definitely know the Sponsor/Dealer pulled some shady s-t, Deegan & Star should have handled the situation better because they look like Bullies fair or not. I think the AMA overall actually did a good job & I don’t doubt Brennan’s story one bit. He’s been consistent with everything he’s said & is the actual victim in this situation. After everything this kid has went through & everything he’s lost when he did nothing wrong & followed all the rules, I just don’t think it’s in anyway warranted to say he was not truthful. That just seems like more bullying bs. But hey maybe I’m the one who’s in the minority on what I think..
Listen again at 16:05, he's biased for sure. Plus the Yamaha guys would be stupid to admit or say too much. The dealer would be stupid to admit if he was coerced, that would be worse than the kid getting the bike in the eyes of Yamaha. Walker was trying to be a hero or something, or not wanting his rider associated with the issue. He had said that he and the dealer talked, he met him at the gate that night and likely spooked him about his dealership. He would be stupid to admit that too. So with all the interests at stake on the Yamaha side, the dealer, and Walker, to say the kid was lying is ridiculous. His story is close enough, who can remember every detail anyway.
If I was a sponsor I would drop anybody who tried to claim a bike. It's a disgrace.
@@jamesadams2334 Every single top 10 bike should get claimed
Like you said, the rule should absolutely not be changed to a higher purchase amount. The whole point is to keep the bike values down in amateur racing. You can bring a $50,000 bike but understand that the $30,000 loss you're going to take is just the cost of doing business.
@@jamesadams2334 Why?
Tim and Matt should get held accountable
Had a lot of respect for you Steve...Had....Your round about way of painting this kid a lier is pretty sad...Was the kid called over to Matt Walkers pit and it just so happens the Yamaha rep is there ...We all know who signs your checks...Pretty pathetic on your part
Seems pretty unbiased actually.
So Schofield's sponsor tells him to drop the claim, supposedly for fear of losing Yamaha support, and, to save the sponsor's ass, Schofield drops the claim... only to then be asked to return the bikes to the now former sponsor. WOW! Talk about grattitude...
I have NO doubt that there were threats made to the dealer/sponsor, just as I have NO doubt that's a chickensh*t way to treat someone who saved your ass.
The Schofields were dead-set on following through with the claim until the sponsor stepped in and flipped that decision. So there was some serious pressures coming from somewhere.
Who could exert such pressure/persuasion? That's the $1,000,000.00 question. Answer that, and you'll find the culprit.
Crate motors aren't going to help if you haven't got a bike to put them in.
right? Let me send you a bunch of motors afterwards lol, who knows what those motors were made of... I wanted THE motor in THAT bike on THAT day. Nothing more, nothing less.
Who knows what happened, but I think it is funny you claim your sponsor is correct and the kid is making up lies.
Hes full of ish!!!!!
Yea its 100% sensible but also sensitive af!!!
Steve matthes is so far up Yamahas fart box you can only see his shoelaces
Steve matthes is so far up yamahas cheeks you can only see his shoelaces
Yeah that kills me, like Matt Walker never told a lie, Bobby Regan is a saint and always tells the truth. Only the 17 year old kid is the one telling a lie. lol
It’s very clear what happened. The kid didn’t just change his mind about the claim he was threatened
threatened?... or just warned? you dont sht on the hand that feeds you.
Or was he made an offer he couldn't refuse?
His story is falling apart? Then why did he retract his claim on the bike.
Makes most sense he was threatened in some way.
Steve's on yamahas side and working to throw this kid under the table. He's cleaning up for everyone involved at Yamaha.
The more Steve talks about this the less respect I have for him that's for sure
@@Runk3lsmcdougal Yeah he should have side stepped and stayed out of it. Now he looks like an ass who is blaming the victim.
Diffenently covering up for Yamaha!
@@Runk3lsmcdougal well said sir!
I figured he dropped the claim to try and keep his sponsor? But his sponsor dropped him anyways so he should have claimed it.
You said 2X MSRP should be raised. Not enough for that bike. That’s the point! 2X should be enough for an amateur class bike.
So deegans star bike? Cause it was legal.
Almost every single bike in the mod classes is double msrp
rich people don't see their own hypocrisy. they should race 100% stock bikes. it would show who's talented in its purest form
@@scottyboy7462 money can't touch deegans talent. It's generational talent.money don't buy that
@@justinhughett9828 i agree he would be on top regardless of what he rides. that's not at all the point
I am from Moncton New Brunswick, and really surprised the dealer even would sponsor somebody; this owner ownes a lot of dealers in this town and anyone I know that has worked for this outfit and they all said never again and wouldn’t work for any place that he owns again. In there own words very toxic. I’m sure the truth will come out in 10 years.
The owner of Rallye Motoplex sounds like a real POS! Kid should have never folded his cards and kept the claim on the bike.
Always follow through with the plan.
Steve has really turned into a corporate shill…. Why would the kids resend? Where is the motive if not threatened? And the rule shouldn’t change… if you have over 18k in a bike and you win then you should loose the money… no one should have that much of an advantage.
It was Brian Deegan calling the dealership. He's a physco. He was madder than anyone knows
Probably was .. Brian is a weird dude from way bk.
I have never seen multiple people get the same story straight 🙄. Plus it wouldn’t be the first time a manufacturer didn’t threaten a dealership to do something.
But whatever, the deegan’s can come out on top and just invite the kid to come ride the bike. Smash this whole thing. This would be a cool thing to have invite days to tracks and let amateurs come ride pro bikes.
Probably could sell tickets to that….
This is actually a good idea.
Brennans bike dealership put out a statement saying complete opposite of what he was claiming.
@@justinhughett9828 yep saw / heard that too. However, my statement still stands. Some people will of course choose a side and it’s not the first time I have ever heard about a dealership being threatened.
Oh christ here comes the next pulp sponsored event
@@Spaceshuttlegunner it's hard to be on his side when every interview question is the same but his answer is always different.and none of his people are saying what he says too.then he turns around and says " I didn't say that" he must forget everything is being recorded.kinda like all his salty social media post he made about deegan and so on.
Give the kid the bike. Free motors aren’t good for anything if you don’t have a bike to put them in.
Yamaha, Donnie, and the dealer all have something to lose.
Hmm the guy sponsored by Yamaha is backing Yamaha. That's a "shocker". Way to call the 17 year old caught in the middle of this a liar. Why else would they drop the claim. Someone pulled strings and strong armed Schofield. Yamaha and Deegan built a expensive cheaty bike and where about to get caught. They pulled some crazy stuff to keep it. It was more than just the cost of the bike. Sorry Steve I don't buy it.
Absolutely he should. Yamaha executives should be ashamed of themselves for strong arming his main sponsor.
Of course you're an industry guy we know what side you're going to take
100% truth there.
Matt Walker physically threatened Brennan's motor builder,repeatedly telling him he was gonna whoop his ass.For what? absolutely nothing,just watch the interview with Brennan's motor builder
This video started out good, I was impressed that it was just reporting THEN he starts picking sides saying the kid’s story is falling apart. This was handled very poorly by AMA and promoter. Yamaha, Walker should have never been involved or even contacted. This is so bad for amateur racing. AMA should have protected the kid and the claim should have went thru no drama or pressure from anyone. This is the whole reason this rule exists and it’s a good rule that should not be changed. Someone made a huge mistake and brought this bike to an amateur event.
Facts
did u really expect anything less?
Mathes is a corporate shill, and the Deegans come out of this smelling like shit.
@wile E How so?
They bullied the crap out of a minor who had already made his claim and scared him and his family into backing out. What's worse is the damage was done from the moment the claim was made so backing out was a lose lose. There never should have been any discussions etc. It was pure manipulation on the level of the mafia. No one should be ok with this.
Thats what I was thinking too bro he shouldve just went through with it anyway cause he still lost everything in the end with the bike or without it !
@@kallday-uz6xt hindsight is 20/20. He thought he was doing his sponsor a solid, he didn't see the rug being pulled out. Bummer situation. It will hopefully play out in his favour here by making waves in the industry.
@@reddogdigital7538 100% agreed brodie
Well Steve, you've sure made your mind up and now calling the kid a liar. We still don't have the facts from the dealers mouth as he won't call you back. I think he told the kid his dealership could be taken away out of fear and is now lying his ass off saying he didn't say it.
I believe the kids told the truth throughout this whole ordeal and the adults are the ones that blew it way out of proportion.
Typical Yamaha rim lickers. Disgusting company
This seems like what probably happened. Matt admitted on one of the Vital MX videos that the Dealership approached him before the altercation and stated that they didnt like that Schofield was doing it. Matt also admitted that a lot of "hypotheticals" were thrown around during that altercation, and that is when the dealer talked Schofield out of it. Sounds like they were trying to say anything they could to get him to drop the claim. To me it doesnt seem like it would be out of character for that situation. Also, to call the kid a liar is a bit far, theres only 2 parties that were involved with the conversation that convinced the kid to drop the claim, thats the dealership and the scholfields.
You can tell Matthes knows where his bread is buttered. Deegan is a typical lunatic parent that lives vicariously through their children. We would refer to a him as a typical hockey dad.
Brennan himself admitted on the Vital MX interview that he doesn't know if Yamaha threatened his dealership or not.
@@roblilt7359 that's not what I said bud. Take Yamaha corporate completely out of the picture. 👍
You are so wrong about this Steve.
Matthes is a RUclipsr now
I've watched most of all the interviews and there is a couple things that stand out to me. The first is... why would you resend your claim if you did not have anything to loose. something tells me he was threaten to the point the family was scared of losing something. Second i watched the video of his trainer going on and on how he was not bullied and they would never do that. isn't that exactly what a bully would say? bottom line for me is something extra was in that bike that no one wanted known. they went to every length to make sure the bike was not claimed. since i have no social media and have nothing to lose, all i can say is if i was on the jury and listening to all the interviews.... schofield would have his bike plus some.
So your gonna use he said she said? That won't get you far there buddy! And guessing what happened don't help either.the Brennans bike sponsor is even speaking different than he is.
@@justinhughett9828 Why would the bike sponsor admit to Yamaha threatening him? If he admitted to that, he's going to end up with the same repercussions as if the claim just went through. The dealer is incentivized to lie, as is Yamaha, to protect their business. The kid has no incentive to lie, so why would he?
@@jth_printed_designs for starters he's in to deep to quit not. To many people involved to just do a complete 180 on what he's said
@@justinhughett9828 The dealer, yes. He cannot admit that he lied because there will be repercussions.
If you're implying that Brennan is lying, what reason does he have to do so?
@@justinhughett9828 apparently you have never been part of a jury selection. And yes, in a jury you have to pick out what has been presented in all cases, this factors in to how each presents their case verbally and physically. i found a couple of the people quickly trying to defend that they in no way were bullying the kid and the way that was stated and their body language on the videos( while trying to say that over and over) immediately starts raising red flags.
based on your response you seem to be pretty heated and very passionate against the kid. if we were both on the jury than it would result in a hung jury and that is fine since i have no skin in the game. but again that is your right and mine to listen and make a best judgement on the information provided.
while both parties will always have their view points one needs to ask the simple questions. first why would anyone go to great length to claim the bike and incur the risk they did in their community, then pull out and still incur the wrath? Second what did Yamaha have to lose the most?
while you point out the sponsor speaking a different tune, one needs to understand that he makes his money not from the kid, but from selling Yamaha. follow the money and you will see where the loyalties are in each of these guys stories.
i can see your side to appoint and it would be safe to argue that the engine mechanic could have been the real drive. however per all the interviews I've seen the claim was made by the kid and it was him who approached the mechanic after. Also, the decision was made by the Dad after meeting with the sponsor and the mechanic was not present.
I'm over 50, sat on many company boards, been CEO of two high tech companies and more, so i would say being objective and level headed has gotten me pretty far.
Everyone knows this rule exists that races seriously. I was at Lorettas when Adam Chatfield successfully claimed Mike Alessis supermini bike. Mitch Payton has never given his amateur guys the same motors as the pro team for this very reason. If star was running their factory stuff in Deegans bike then they were not being smart and ignoring that this could happen. If they weren't running factory stuff then who cares if the bike gets claimed so it would seem that they were. Especially since you can't just send your motor to star racing and have it modded like you can pro circuit. It's a good rule and should be used more often IMO.
@Kris K Deegan has probably claimed or protested kids bikes when haiden was on 50s, 65s, or 85s. He knows the rules.
Everyone talks about everyone knowing the rule exists, yet Brennan claims he didn't know it existed until March, when he was reading through the rule book, and discovered it.
I hope this shows people out there that the Deegan ARE NOT this clean cut YT family. They will bully and cheat at everything just to stay famous. So gross.
Brian Deegan's kid is the best talent in the world that anyone with eyes can see. WTF would Deegan have to claim some 2nd 3rd or 4th place rider's junk bike? Most of you people are haters who don't even know what you are talking about. Haiden puts down lap times faster than pros. This "not even good enough for 4th place kid" Needs way more than Deegan's bike to make it in his life. The Deegan's should counter claim that if Haiden lets the turd ride his bike and Haiden rides a stock Suzuki and wins then the kid and his next of kin who are accessory after the fact must forfeit every dime their family has to charity one time only.
@@dougdickason I guess I should say, Star Yamaha should know it and by all appearances they did not, got caught with their tale between their legs and whatever happened after happened after. Does anyone think chance hymas is riding the same bike as Jett Lawrence? If I thought that I would claim his bike at literally every race. If I thought Deegan was on the same bike Justin Cooper is I would claim his bike too. You'd be stupid not to. The sport isn't about making friends of your competition, it's about beating them.
“Defame you on RUclips” 🤣
Go fly a kite Brian Deegan
🪁 Good one!
Brennan was on Johnny Hoppers RUclips channel earlier today. The dealer made him give back 5 bikes after not claiming Deegan’s bike. Brian posted the Southwick on track incident between Haiden and Brennan. I’ve lost so much respect for Brian after this bullshit. It wasn’t even his bike. Star Racing owns the bike. Don’t bring a semi factory bike to Loretta’s if it could be claimed by anyone. It’s in the freaking rule book !
This has left a really sour taste in my mouth. Lost a lot of respect for the Deegan’s because of this. Kid should have got the bike but didn’t because he was threatened by star racing and Brian. Weak as piss.
Dude if I had a shop or a way to give the kid a ride for the rest of the season I’d do it, hope everything works out for the dude🤙
Dude you could start an Only Fans account really quick and sponsor him that way. I’ve seen it work before.
He started a go fund me since he can’t afford a bike w his 17k
@@Jim_jong_un yeah, because his sponsor took all the bikes back and now this kid got smacked with the same things he tried to avoid by rescinding his claim. Y’all are some Deegan fangirls.
@@JWPshenigans dildo jo, do some research. His sponsor was taking the bikes before the claim, on top of that the sponser didn’t want this negative attention, yet here we are, so yeah he deserved to have them taken if the sponser disagreed with a claim
@@Jim_jong_un since you have all the facts, tell us, why did the kid drop the claim then? If his sponsorship deal was up, why didn’t he just continue with the claim? Since he “knew his bikes were being taken back”. And while we have the man with the facts here, tell us why Walker and Luce were so determined to keep repeating the lie that Walker NEVER reached out to Brennan for this meeting? Over and over they repeated this. Which really confirms that they knew they were caught manipulating this situation.
"Again I Ride a Yamaha, im supported by Yamaha" you should state in your intro!!!!!
An answer to your question about how it doesnt make sense that everyone but Brennan is lying would be they all have a reputation and financial interests to protect. What does Brennan have to lose? I dont have a very exciting life so I have watched every interview. I have nothing to do with anyone involved and have never met any of them. I have a professional background with interviews and interrogation tactics. After spending way too much time watching all this unfold, my training, experience and my instinct has me believing Brennan and Derrick, they both seem very genuine and straight forward. Deegans seem like a non factor other than maybe apply some pressure behind the scene. Tim Cotter is probably a bit of a hot head but ultimately tried to do the right things. Matt Walker comes off like an absolute slime ball…..Every bit of my experience and instinct was screaming that dude is a lying scheming selfish fuck. He is the one that seemed to know everyone involved, I think he tried to play hero mediator and is behind Brennan ultimately dropping the claim, wether it was direct pressure on Brennan or maybe he is the one who put ideas in the dealers head to get him to pressure Brennan.
I dont always agree you with you Mathis, but I think you are really trying to do everyone justice here, but I also think you are letting the fact that you have relationships with all these guys, personal and or professional cloud your judgement about everyone’s character.
I think there was more tech in that bike than anyone wants to admit and it was never ment to be used at an amateur race where it could be claimed, but some one screwed up and gave it their blessing or tried to run it behind Star or Yamahas back thinking it would never get claimed and then the shit storm started and they got caught with their pants down.
Its an interesting story, appreciate all the work that goes into reporting on it.
Agree totally. When I watched Walker's interview on a different show, that guy seemed like he was seriously up to something. Claimed he had no skin in the game yet seemed so adamant that it shouldn't be done (and claiming everyone who has done it had to carry that around for the rest of their life...not so, it's been done before with various outcomes). That and Walker downplayed possible engine agreements between Luce and Schofields. in a way that made it sound like a staged comment. Also, as you point out, Walker was making a big deal about Schofield's engine guy (which is all irrelevant to the claiming rule). Deegan's response seems very appropriate and honest to me in that he says he wasn't aware of the claiming rule and if not then he would have been going apeshite, out of his mind trying to wrap his head around what was happening. I think Star Yamaha put Deegan on a mega-expensive factory works bike and got caught with their pants down (not against the rules but that's why the claiming rule exists in the first place). Too bad for them, and AMA needs to fix this situation as not doing so makes AMA seem insincere regarding trying to keep amateur-level racing relatively fair.
Totally agree
Fact! No one in their right mind would rescind a claim on a bike worth we’ll more than 18k. No one ! Unless bullied/and or threatened. He did exactly what they wanted. He rescinded the claim and then got canceled. Leave a thumb up if you agree
Heh Steve,Its hilarious that you don't think its possible that the guys that bullied brennan and his motor builder could lie after the fact,and you most definitely don't have all the facts,or your only including what backs up your personal spin on the events,either way its not a good look for ya.this whole thing is like some weird form of plutocrasy where the the ones in power don't think the rules apply to them,and when needed they simply bully and strong arm the situation to get the desired outcome and then lie their asses off about the events that took place and the tactics they used. Its called in some circles ''the occult technology of lying'', and its a cowardly way of going about things.Steve said,''I find it hard to believe that 4 grown ass men with important jobs would lie,but a 17yr. old kid on the other hand''.Wow Steve,thats what your going with? And Steve its easy to say,''they should give Brennan the Bike when you know thats not gonna happen,just words and means next to nothing.its amazing how people will bend when it involves the hand the feeds them.
If the kid was already losing his ride then why would he give up the bike? Somebody lying and its not the kid!
Steve, big fan man, love the show and everything you do! You’re taking the wrong move with this though trying to say this kid is lying about everything. If you watch VitalMx’s interviews it’s obvious who is lying, Matt and Donnie. Their stories get very vague and they skip a lot of details. Why would Donnie be at Matt’s pit in the first place??? To get him to talk the kid out of the claim. Why did Donnie go back to Cotter’s office with the kid when he dropped the claim?? To make sure he went through with the deal that they had made with him. It’s so obvious man!! Don’t do this to that kid, he did NOTHING wrong.
You must not have watched the video…he doesn’t say the things you’re implying he said.
Spot on!!!
If you watch the video Steve claims the kid is lying about several different parts of his story. What are you talking about?
I was saying "spot on" to Bowman's post.
He’s lying when he said deegan and coter were the only ones their with him . Their was an ama guy in their the entire time . He changes his story every interview he does . He also lied about them threatening his sponsor in the original claim . The sponsor was their and the sponsor talked to the dad . He never said anything about this in his original claim it was not until after someone else said it he added it into the story he already had told . The kid is trying to ruins deegan career and instead his life fell apart . He put his own reputation, his sponsors reputation which is why he lost all the bikes , his former trainers reputation and his entire family’s reputation at risk . He did this to himself star did nothing according to the owner they never got involved, Haiden deegan had nothing to do with this and still grown ass man are heckling at him and calling him a cheater all over his insta. Brennan is a little piece of shit and that was exposed tonight .
Come on steve you’re smarter than this lol
Thing is, he isn’t. He often talks a load of bollocks.
Steve, you’re really discrediting yourself here by pretending that Walker, Luce, Deegan, and the Canadian dealership guy have ironclad stories here. Luce and Walker INSISTED over and over that Walker never texted Brennan, which seemed like a trivial detail except that they kept reiterating it. Once Brennen presented the texts to Johnny Hopper it confirmed that Walker and Luce were lying which makes the entire meeting fishy.
I'm kinda looking forward to Deegan getting a fat slice of humble pie in the pros.
ANOTHER jealous hater.
He’s still 16!
16!
You don’t think it’s sketchy that everyone has the same story vs a 17 year old minor just watching Matt interview I can see how he felt intimidated it makes sense about the dealer since all party’s seemed like they were working together to try and make this not happen
Doesn't matter if the kid lied through his teeth. everyone has agreed they put Brian in a room with the kid and that is where it ends. Money on the table, bike is his. No harassment.
Correct the second the Promoter and the AMA put Brian Deegan in the room with the kid it was over. All three adults in that room should be banned from AMA racing for a certain time period.
absolutely he should have the bike,Brennan should talk to an attorney and find out what his options are.
Siding with the powers that be and blaming the little guy, imagine that. So predictable.
Man.. I was actually impressed that you were speaking the truth on this at the beginning. Then you flip the story on the kid at the end? Wow. Should have seen that coming lol.
What did Chris tell Brennans dad then? The only person that had something to lose here was Star Yamaha.
Exactly right with your comment. The big question is what did Chris, Brennan's sponsor, say to get Brennan to drop the claim. That was the turning point in this situation. Brennan held to his decision all the time until Chris said, what ever he said to get Brennan to change his mind. That conversation has never been detailed. Obviously whatever was said must have been a big deal. Pulp Mx and every other interview seem to skip over what the dealer said. They say the dealer was threatened with taking a Yamaha dealer franchise away, but they say they don't believe that was on the table. The dealer probably exaggerated or even lied about having his license taken. However if Brennan was told this, I can understand Brennan out of concern for his dealer, would change his mind. But Pulp and everyone else try to make it sound like Brennan made that part of the story up. I believe Brennan is telling the truth about the dealer saying his Yamaha license was in jeopardy. Whether the license was in jeopardy is questionable. But everyone on Yamaha's side say that never happened. The dealer and Yamaha remain quiet about this ever happening, or they say it wasn't said. I believe the dealer lied. That's the only reason Brennan and his dad changed his mind. Then the dealer supposedly took all of Brendan's bikes away immediately. The dealer is the low life in this whole situation. He was the pivotal influence that made everything change.
@@goldsbym you’re right that it was the biggest part of the story and happens to be the only part excluded. Either the dealer acted out of its own fear or something actually did take place behind closed doors.
Personally I can’t imagine being so afraid of Yamaha punishment that I get myself involved in the situation so I lean towards something actually was said to Chris by Yamaha. But who knows…
@@motofreak2772 Another thing that is very suspicious about this entire situation is the extreme measures that Yamaha and the dealer, and especially Donnie Luce, who is the mechanic for Deegan, went to persuade Brennan to drop the claim. I understand a factory modified Star Yamaha is a expensive bike, however I believe there was possibly more to the bike than what is being considered. Everyone assumes, since the class this bike was raced in, is a modified class, that the bike was legal. I have suspicion that the bike could have been illegal by using a big bore 300cc engine. Deegan almost pulled a holeshot from the far outside gate pick at Loretta Lynn's MX. That doesnt happen ever.. I've been around the sport of motocross for 40 years, and there are 2 guarantees in motocross. 1. You race long enough and you will get injured. 2. Lots of top riders cheat especially in the 80cc, 125cc, and 250cc class with bigger bore engines. Those are historical facts. I believe this could be the real reason that Yamaha, the Deegan's, Donnie Luce especially, did not want the bike claimed. That would be devastating to all of them if the public found out they really were cheating. That's the worst case scenario by far. So extreme measures were taken to cover that up. Way more devastating than losing a expensive bike.
@@goldsbym NAILED IT. I am so surprised so many opinions, like the one of Steve cannot see this. It's clear as day. Doesn't matter if the kid had motives to hurt or expose his opponent or just wanted a dope unattainable bike. Facts be facts, threats were made to change the course of this, and it worked. That's the issue.
Great talk and we should not even be having all this drama. A 17 year old also should be accompanied by an adult to have back up and yes tim and Brian should be apologizing for having him in a room alone.
I hope Brennan enjoys a 9 to 5
he doesnt respect haiden, he hated haiden
@@racingwrld doesn’t F’ing matter! Nor does it matter how Haiden feels about Brennon!!! Brennon was within his rights! But doing that has its consequences!! Like losing all his sponsors, which is why he rescinded. But that’s a whole situation I feel was wrong!!! Corporate and Political BS!!!!!! Fuck Yamaha and all the shit they pulled! The deegans are not at fault here!
That aside, I have listen to 4 interviews with this young man. In one when asked where his father was, he said he was dilly dallying his way back after the Moto. No water was mentioned. I’m that version his motor building also said that if he was going to claim the bike he better get going. A lot of changed to his story. If he was going to claim a bike which is his right, his father knowing this dilly, dallying his way back because he spaced it off. I don’t buy it, he as a father should have been there. I do agree that if a minor claims a bike a parent or guardian should be present, period.
@@racingwrld - Fine, probably so, but what does that have to do with the situation? The claiming rule doesn't say anyone has to be a fanboy of the person who's bike their claiming.
Steve is getting roasted in the comment section
Good
@Steve, Mike Burkeen states that he did leave the room when Brennan and Brian were in it for some time, while he went down to manage the bike's impound.
Star should give him a bike for free.
My 2 cents worth ...
1) Why was MX Sports Tim Cotter involved in this .
2) How is a full spec Star bike allowed in Amateur events ?
3) It's not that hard to figure out why
Brennan's motor guy would put up the $
4) Mathis slandering the kid sounds like he skin in the game
I’m your opinion Steve….
It seems like a lot of grown ass men lost their shit
And the 17 year old kid stayed cool
I agree
Nobody has answered the question as to why this was such a big deal? Why did Yamaha seemingly go to such great lengths to keep this from happening?
@minibikemafia I agree 💯. That's why it's not hard to believe that everyone aligned against this kid.
@minibikemafia very well said
I think it is more than "people finding out" what is in the motor. Considering how Deegan got so involved and what he said I think there way have been something illegal with the motor. Otherwise there is no real reason for all of the ruckus. I'm sure there are people that have worked at Star that can give up some of their secrets.
@Ethan Danyeur yeah I missed that part. I guess that why Donnie from Yamaha was even involved. Just to make sure the kid knew they were ready to give up the bike no problem.
@@paulf144 I mean it is odd that nobody at all can even get close to replicating the star bikes even factory teams. Now obviously I've never rode a Star bike but I've rode alot of mod yz250f's and the way the riders talk about it makes it sound like a full modded 270 big bore even the supposed hp numbers match up
So the 17 year old is lying or cant get his facts straight but all the guys making serious money in the industry are telling it straight. I'm assuming that you know most of the players personally in this story but the amateur racer you probably know the least. If I'm wrong then I'm wrong but to me that's not an objective opinion whether you think he should have the bike or not. Easy fix, don't bring a 30, 40, 50 thousand dollar bike to an event where it can be claimed, problem solved. Do not change the rules in any way! Let it be a warning to the deeper pocket teams that all it takes to lose your large investment is a kid with 20 grand.
Right on!!!
Yeah large corporations are known for telling the truth just like politicians.
Salty box; yes and 17 year olds never lie
At the end of the day the kid did not get the bike. That leaves a big hole in the story
Steve, I respect the work you did here,but again I feel it is very naive of you to think Yamaha Motor Corp did not say or emply that they would pull support from the dealer..weather they could actually do that is irrelevant...you basically call the kid a liar about that point...but he talks with his dealer in private and boom resends his claim...that is because he was lead to believe the dealer would lose support...no lying..just what he was bullied into believing to be true.
It's hard to take your side when you have been so corporate of late and are sponsored by Yamaha ....the best thing you said was that the kid should have the bike.
Just my 2 cents....and why the hate on Ping and GL...bad look.
I love how this dude tells Brennen "Hey man, I'm not calling you a liar"....then hangs up the call and procedes to STRONGLY imply Brennen is lying! Can't make this shit up. Why not just tell Brennen everything you said after he hung up, like his story is falling apart and not everyone could be lying but him.
Deegan would be defamed if the bike was found to be a big bore or something. Was that Brian’s concern?
The dealer is probably lying about Yamaha calling. If the truth got out that Yamaha called and threatened the dealer Yamaha would look ugly. I believe the kid I think the dealer is lying to protect their own ass
Brian Deegan was a Privateer Racer who Won One Pro Race.. there is no way that a Privateer does not know about the Claim Rules.. B.S. on Deegan ..
Is there a claim rule in pro racing
The claim rule is amateur racing not pro.
@@cw93711 Good Question .. I always read that the World GP Bikes are super Trick and very expensive.. They don't use all of those Titanium parts on USA Pro Bikes... so there may actually be a claims Rule in National Motocross in the USA. All the same Deegan raced as an Armature too so of course he knew the Rule ..
@@mikeskidmore6754 moto gp there is no claim rule. Those bikes are worth over 1 million each and that was when I followed it when Americans were still racing in it.
It's not about deegan knowing rule.
The deegans have nothing to do with Star racing or the bike.
Haiden rides for star racing. That's as much as deegans have to do with Star racing which is the factory Yamaha team.
Star puts him on whatever bike they want to and haiden rides it be it a 50 to 60k one made of all off the shelf parts anyone can get or its a 100k bike with proprietary star racing/ Yamaha parts and the big thing was the ECU.
Schofield bike had a 10k motor per the engine builder and 15k in of the shelf parts. So if someone claimed his bike they would get a deal at 2 times MSRP. But better to claim bikes at regional events were it's 1.3 times MSRP.
That's the problem with claiming rule.
It should be a flat 2.5 or 3 times MSRP since everyone is going to have a minimum of 15 to 20k in there mod race bike in off the shelf parts. You can hit 50k plus labor if you got finances to play in that rareafied air.
@@mikeskidmore6754 also everyone knows about rule but it's only happened like 3 times in last 50 years. Schofield makes 4.
It ruined the other 3 kids careers but they weren't at schofields level. If he would have talked to his main sponsors ahead of time they would have told him no, don't do it.
He's a top 20 rider in his class.
Plus he did this cause of personal issues with deegan.
I think the real bad people were his trainer who set him up and turned on him since he wants to become a promoter. Hell trainer even has video on you tube of him going to meet deegans before all this.
Matt from Yamaha.
Chris owner of his Yamaha sponsor who did right thing by getting him to drop claim, but then dropping him as sponsor and taking all 5 bikes back 10 days or so later as soon as Canadian nationals were over.
Tim and Brian were middle ground.
Star Yamaha shouldn't have been running a factory bike knowing it can be claimed, but I get why they are as deegan is going pro next year and he's gotta get use to that power etc.
But they stepped up in the end after schofield said he just wanted to ride it and film it for his you tube channel and would then sell it back to deegans, they are making it happen by flying him to Cali and letting him ride the bike and probably other star Yamaha bikes and he can film haidens.
So props to star at end.
Brennan's dad wins worst dad of year. Never backed son, never was at any of meetings. Was brennon on his own or with engine builder.
I like and dislike engine builder. Engine builder backed him all the way. But never explained to him what he would go thru and what could happen to career.
Also engine builder said after he had time to think about it deegan and Tim were good guys.
I think the big issue is everyone was trying to figure what was going on and how to work around the rule that says bike goes straight to schofield with haiden needing bike for 1 more race the next day and fact haiden didn't own bike star Yamaha did.
Lots of issues came out that weren't in rules.
Even schofield would be caught as he doesn't own his bikes his sponsor does.
So rule really needs to be fixed and adjusted but should stay.
Should be 2 rates 1 for 125s and below. 1 for 250
@@cw93711 I thought the same about fair prices to claim a bike .. As I know how much guys spend on aftermarket parts..
My Two stroke Yamaha's were fast because I spent so many hours working on the ports..
If they would've handed the bike over and not made such a big deal this would've never cake to light they had something in that bike that they didn't want out
I'll side with Tyler's interview on this one. The kid has his sponsorship COMPLETELY pulled nearly simultaneously. These people are all FOS.
You know who hasn't done an interview with anyone. The Deegans.
Brian will do anything to be at the "Top" . He probably called Yami himself saying they left KTM for Yamaha. I mean look what he did to Larry Linkogle for the Metal Mulisha brand name. Took Pastrana 360 gold medal. Just sayin.
In the end… the smallest guy got screwed.
Lost the Star Racing bike… and lost his bike sponsor.
Rules are there for a reason, and Brian said he didn't know the rule existed. Nuff said, give him the bike.
Where everything starts falling apart was said between Brennan's dad and the dealer Chris.... the he said she said before that was somewhat different but close enough. Brennan was asked enough times "why", "who's behind this" and also told "this can run your reputation" but he was doing it anyway. But when the dealer talked with the dad, outside Matt Walkers tent things changed.
My guess... the dealership was threatened or he lied and told the dad it was. Only then did the dad convince Brennan to withdraw the claim.
Yes I agree, Schofield should have the bike, period.
Steve, do you REALLY think any of the guilty are going to admit it? Cotter, Luce, Walker and the dealership strong armed this kid. End of story!!! WHY is Luce even involved at all?? It makes no sense that ALL these meetings were taking place and the claim was retracted UNLESS Brennan was threatened in some way.
Also, in his interview with Michael Lindsay, Donnie said he didn’t know Brennan needed motors UNTIL the meeting at Walkers RV at Loretta’s. Donnie also said on your show last night he was almost at the hotel when he found out about the claim. He told Michael Lindsay he was at the track when he found out. So obviously Donnie has no problems with telling flat out lies. QUIT making the kid out to be the bad guy here. Your obsession with Yamaha is so insane your balls are probably blue. What you an MX Sports are trying to do to this kid is shameful.
Lol, you think Gordo is "blue balled?"
@@Efemedio1 Gordo???
@@DrumGPearl Matthis, aka Gordo
If the rule changes the only thing they need to do is make it anonymous so that no one knows who made the claim until the bike is delivered.
Protect Haiden and don't let Haiden Deegan get near Brennan Scofield.
1 he purposely crashed haiden at southwick
2 he hated haiden and kept talking sht about haiden on his snapchat
3 he planned all this for months
4 he was staring at haiden at the starting line at LL
5 he keeps lying, he says he respects haiden but kept talking sht about haiden
6 he has ill-intentions on haiden because haiden has what he wants, bikes and the dream life
7 he lied and assumed things which the keyboard warriors believe right away
If he wants a factory bike so bad that he worked and saved to buy this bike shows this was planned awhile ago, if you want the bike earn it there might not have been that many mods inside the engine who knows but they stood a pretty good chance of figuring out what star spent millions probably developing their bikes and they could of made a lot of money selling that secret I don't buy the innocent I respect Hayden and I just want to ride a factory bike I'm sure if they asked Brian and set it up they probably would have let him . I think this was in the plans for awhile. And it probably wasn't his idea, I think someone maby the mechanic pushed him into it. If you can buy the top guys bike every race they are gonna quit showing up.
No don't change the rule or the value amount to claim a bike. Leave it where it is. It's amature racing. Stop letting factories come in and win all the championships with riders they cater to and provide factory bikes that amatures can afford. Leave the money amount where it is and limit what factories can bring, in fact be more strict, or they face losing what they brought. Just as the rule states. The rule is there to keep an even playing field for everyone. You spend 30-40k on a bike then you be prepared to lose it. This way it's easier for amatures without deep pockets to attend and compete for these championships so they aren't just handed to factory riders and teams because they have unlimited support and parts. Lorettas has slowly been taken over by factory teams, money and politics. VERY SAD.
Lastly Brian Deegan, shame. He tries to say he didn't know it was a rule? BS!! He threaten kids that he would claim everyone's bikes at other events for being called out. All horse shit!! For someone such as himself who claims how hard he worked to get where he is and to raise Hayden Deegan and his kids, then he should know where Brandon is coming from. He should know what amatures go through. He looks down on everyone.
The kid wanted to ride a factory bike plain and simple. Who wouldnt want that.
Having dealt with that dealership... they're sketchy!!
Are they? The Canadian Yamaha dealership?
Ama needs to punish tim cotter and deegans for taking a minor in a room without adult parental supervision
bruh really... lol This is a cover-up.
Matthes, you are way outside of your depth. Deplorable that you’re questioning Brennan about facts that you know nothing about!
Steve should've just said "I'm supported by Yamaha and my opinions are leveraged in a way so I don't get canceled too." So just turn off the video, thanks.
Yamaha called the dealership made the dealership call him tell him to drop it or lose his ride so he did then a week later the dealership dropped him anyway bunch of hateful cheaters that got their hand caught in the cookie jar then got mad for getting caught
Brennan story hasn't changed , but the adults especially the ones heavily involved in the industry have changed many times . Ofcourse they are going to shit on the kid
I’m sure the whole story still isn’t out!
I'm hearing from the younger crowd that get on Twitter and Facebook that the kid has been talking shit about Hayden for quite awhile I think this was in the works for awhile I would wait till all the facts are out .
Haiden seems to be a good kid with major talent. Brian on the other hand is so full of himself on hi videos that its not funny. He is trying to relive his life through haidens career. I can absolutely see him bulling this kid. I could be wrong, but I don't think so. Just my opinion.
This kids my HERO !!!!