He was serious all day, the normally carefree Jett Lawrence had a job to do, but once he delivered another win under pressure, Lawrence explained just how much he hated losing after a classy ride in Nashville to run down Eli Tomac for the win.
Don’t mis-read Jett Lawrence when he’s joking around. Underneath that playful nature is a Carmichael level killer. He fired in Nashville.
Jett said: ““I hate losing, so that bit of a losing streak really sucked. But [I’m] really pumped to come out and get it done here, especially with the Slash and Gibson [designed] gear. Those people are awesome to us, so I have to say a big shout out to them; I reckon it helped a lot.
“I felt good out there [and] hit my marks. A big [bummer] for Kenny, I didn’t get to fully see [Roczen’s crash] because of all the smoke, but it looked like it was pretty bad, so I hope he’s okay or has a speedy recovery from that. But… this [win] is leading in the good direction, so hopefully we keep it going.”
Jett added in the press conference: “The bike’s been handling great and I’ve been feeling good the last few weekends, it’s just I haven’t been putting it together and haven’t been putting myself in good positions.”
Even rival Webb admitted Jett was just too good: “I think for me, honestly, I saw today from practice, I think Jett had a point to prove and he did that. You know, to me he was to me the best all day.”
Point proven.
See the heads up riding from Jett to run down Tomac for the second week in a row: