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8/14/2014 11:58pm
8/14/2014 11:58pm
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10/3/2014 6:40pm
If RV Heads on over to the GP's, What do you think the chances are Cairoli packs up the 350 and goes 450 for the battle?
RV is the man for sure but he will have it tough in the GPs!
If he goes it will be epic!
Regardless being in AC's shoes he would have to watch a lot of tape on how RV attacks a race compared to the Euro steady steady for half the moto, than balls out later on.
The Shop
This is mostly due to the style of tracks imo, which is also why the 350 is able to work for Tony. I don't think AC would move to a 450 because he'd have nothing to gain. He isn't missing the hp on the GP circuits and would seemingly much rather have the added mobility of the 350. On the National scene it'd be a different story - I think adopting the added intensity is a necessity on those tracks along with the increased hp of a 450.
What I mean by that is if Villo trains as hard as he did here with Baker and "really" wants it, nobody over there will keep him from a world title except an unforseen injury.
it will be interesting thats for sure!
http://racerxonline.com/2014/05/12/insight-cairolis-350-confirmed
Are there any high altitude tracks on the GP circuit, because that is one weak area I would see for the 350 compared to the 450 (Colorado MXoN anyone?) and even there AC flew.
just the thought of watching him crack the throttle for the first practice at the first race makes me hope like fuck the rumor is true
"Red Bull KTM USA confirms the addition of Antonio Cairoli to race the KTM 350SX in the 2015 AMA Motocross Championship Series alongside teammate Ryan Dungey on the KTM 450SX-FE"
Pit Row
I agree with most. If RV brings his same work ethic to the GPs he should win, Cairoli is great but only rides as fast as he needs to, not really pushing the boundaries. It works for him. But you never see him win by 20-30 secs (or not often). .
Rv is the fastest but not always the fastest wins!
Possibly the most critical factor in deciding the championship is that there only appears to be one sand circuit on the calendar at the moment; Lommel. I wonder if they'll decide to add another?
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