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He's gained points on many championship contenders these past two weeks.
He's really not comfortable till halfway thru a season and on a little roll as far as keeping it on two wheel s.
Maybe he'll pour it on a little but if he doesnt see a championship indoors .
Theres always out doors. Take that dnf and probable podium that night s points away and hes golden right now damm it! *Positive thread*
He's really not comfortable till halfway thru a season and on a little roll as far as keeping it on two wheel s.
Maybe he'll pour it on a little but if he doesnt see a championship indoors .
Theres always out doors. Take that dnf and probable podium that night s points away and hes golden right now damm it! *Positive thread*
The Shop
I can tell you first hand, he has definitely got all the desire and heart anyone has, thats never been a problem.
also not riding dirty isn't a his flaw, his flaw is following other riders and not passing right away.
However, RV, Stewart, Reed, and even Canard all have his number right now. It's not time to hit the panic button yet, but if he hasn't won by Daytona he's going to have to.
Pit Row
Anyway, I would say there are 5 guys in that class with a shot at the title. Best year since 1990?
Ryan Villopoto 146
James Stewart 143
Chad Reed 130
Trey Canard 130
Ryan Dungey 123
Ryan Dungey will do fine, he plays a long game!
personally i don't think he cares about that like other riders do, he just stays the course...
amazing
Also, there is some major competition this year and there all still in so far-Canard, RV, James, and Reed.
What Dungey needs is a holeshot and he will be good to go.
But...its a trade off, you won't see him cart wheeling down the track either...he hasn't suffered a major injury like the other 3 have.
How about the front flip while racing Pourcel?
I agree he still has a chance, although I would not be super pumped to see him win, UNLESS he started beating JS and RV... then it would be easier to be stoked about, IMO.
That is why I would like to see a "throw away" rule implemented, where you can discard your worst finish of the year. If you have a DNF from a freak racing incident or mechanical failure, you have to win 9 races to make up those 25 points. Miraculously JS did that in 09, but if he had come up one race short, I don't think the best man would have won the title IMO
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