07/14/2026
🚨 Haiden Deegan: "It’s going to take time... but I’ll get there."
Haiden Deegan knows success in the 450 class doesn't happen overnight.
After Southwick, Deegan said his biggest focus is improving every single week while continuing to dial in his Yamaha. The 450 is a completely different machine, and learning its power, suspension, and overall feel takes time. One major positive? His starts were the best they've been all season.
Rather than getting frustrated about not going 1-1, Deegan is focused on learning, making progress, and putting in the work every weekend.
He also acknowledged that riders like Jett and Hunter Lawrence have a huge advantage with years of 450 experience. They've spent multiple seasons developing their bikes and adapting to the premier class, while he's still in the learning phase.
His message is simple: the experience gap is real—but with patience, hard work, and confidence, he believes his time will come. 💪
Do you think it's only a matter of time before Haiden Deegan starts winning in the 450 class? 👇🔥
