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Few stars have shined as bright as Nico Izzi growing up. Packed with potential and with countless amateur wins under his belt, he was forced to learn some tough life lessons after transitioning into the pro ranks. In this first episode of The Return, Nico discusses his up and down past, his struggles, and his first days back in his return to motocross, refreshed and stronger than ever. For more exclusive series like “The Return” be sure to check out www.motosport.com.
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Young racers often times lose their way. Family pressure, outside influences and success can be a lot for a teen to deal with. For every one who makes it through unscathed, there is 3 or more who struggle to deal with all the trappings. Some never recover to reach their true potential, which is a shame. Today, they need to look no further, than current 450 points leader Davi Milsaps, to see that it is possible to over come your demons and injuries to achieve the lofty goals set in your youth. To Nico Izzi, all the best and Good Luck! Your future is yours to make!
nico has always had a ton of talent.just lost his way, so happy that the whole family is together.nico has got it together,take care of that little girl and go after it!
Stoked for Izzi, hope he wins some this year. Anybody know what happened to Stroupe?
It is amazing how God uses circumstances in our lives to bring us back around to where we need to be. It is great to see Nico mature and motivated to do the right things in his life!
He is in Charlotte area and still playing !
Welcome back Mr Mx, long time since I've seen that name on here
Go Izzi!! who else here sees Stiflers mom?
He knows the hard times & mistakes happened for a reason and it made him stronger, wise words from a youngin'. Nicco had major knee problems young, just like Doug Dubach did. Both > scary fast.
When you force your kids to ride, this stuff happens.