Hangtown Motocross 450 Moto 1: Aaron Plessinger leads early
Jett Lawrence started the 2025 Pro Motocross season with a sweep of the Round 1 motos at Fox Raceway in Pala, California. He hopes to keep his near-perfect Motocross record alive.
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Haiden Deegan wins 2025 Hangtown Motocross 250 Moto 1, Tom Vialle retires after crash
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Haiden Deegan swept both motos last week in Pala, California, and he picked up where he left off.
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Aaron Plessinger cowboys up and took the early lead.
Jett Lawrence and Hunter Lawrence are known for their great starts, so completing Lap 1 fourth and fifth was a dissapointment.
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I'm a Bum,' I was a little worried that people would not get the sarcasm of it — because it really is a mirror image of where we are now. It was written around the time when the oligarchs and the quote-unquote 'titans of industry' building the railroads were in control in the late 1800s. And it's the same as fucking Elon Musk! I mean, the guys who ran the tracks across the nation were the same kinds of crazy oligarchs that we have now.' With 'Brother, Can You Spare a Dime,' he was particularly taken with a quote he found of Yip Harburg's, from later in the famed lyricist's life, when he was recalling his Great Depression anthem. Penn pulls it up on his computer and recites it: 'I grew up when America had a dream, and its people, a hope. Whether we were struggling against the shackles of slavery or the shackles of scarcity, the hope was there. In 1930, the dream collapsed. The system fell apart. The people were not angry. They were not in revolt. 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Um, now I'm thinking, is that.I I, as far as duets go, and I know it's, it's maybe not [00:08:00] quite a full on duet, but, uh, I, I was, you, you've done a couple before this, uh, Christmas time and two of us, so I don't know if this this is the third time that you've had that collaboration or whether there have been more. 'Oh, God, my brain is addled — I don't remember. I think we haven't done it too much. We kind of keep it somewhat separated, but certainly those two.' Penn does take what's happening economically in the world personally, as he well knows musicians as much as anybody have seen their whole paradigm change. It's partly why he hasn't made an album of original music since the aforementioned 20-year-old release… although that may change, very soon. Penn is thinking 'not only of Trump and what's happening with basically the dismantling of the New Deal, which is what's been on the books for these guys for decades, but also just the shift in our world to a digital world. Because to whatever extent there was a middle class in music, it has been eviscerated by what's going on. It's not based on record sales or any of those things, and so it's even tougher for musicians out there, because you can't make a thing that people would like to buy, even in small quantities. So that's tough. It's all based on touring now, and for somebody like me who never wanted to tour, I was left few options.' No temptation to get back out on the road at all, if that's where the money is? 'N,. For me, I mean, I never enjoyed touring. I was like the original shoegazer. I'm like an anti-performer,' he laughs. 'So if I had my druthers, I would be sitting in a room making records throughout my life, but that wasn't in the cards anymore. So that's why I shifted to (film) composing, because it's like at least I can be doing what I love, which is recording music. So I wish I could make records, but…' There's a shift in his thinking now, though. 'You know, I'm doing it now' — working toward a new album — 'just because I don't give a shit anymore' whether it brings in income or not. And to that end, 'I told my agent that I didn't want to do anything this year. I did the Pee-Wee Herman documentary which just came out; I finished that at the end of last year. And I'm taking the year to write a record because I just figure I need to do it for me… for my own therapeutic use. I feel like I don't want to produce myself again, because it's just too many hats to wear, but I'll figure that out later. First, I just want to generate a bunch of songs. I'm about halfway through writing a record.' So for those who have clamored to get fresh songs as well as scoring out of Penn… hallelujah! (Exclamation point intact, unironically.) He says it's never bothered him when fans would come up and ask when there would be another Michael Penn album. 'Oh, no, no. I'm very happy that a few people still remember me, so that's nice. 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