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RV and RD raced clean in the Lites class. Who knows why RV decided to get dirty with him this year and then talk bad about him.
Maybe the shy red head is an egomaniac attention whore since he got all inconsistent on the big bikes?
Dungey had to use this today!
The guy is frustrated and tired of watching another guy, he KNOWS he can beat, run off with possibly another championship, that he should be competiting for(and very possibly WIN).
Does not excuse his popping off at RD5 though, if he did, but that's my feeling here...
I always thought RV was above all that bullshit...
The Shop
edit: nevermind found it
Last year RV stomped everybody at Glen Helen, and then had to drop out due to an EXISTING INJURY. That has to be a bummer.
Then, he crashed himself out of SX (AND ANOTHER MX SERIES) on a jump that the riders, Chad Reed in particular, had said before hand was unsafe.
RV feels a few of those plates should have been his. He may be right, but until he can finish out a season on top with the big bikes, no other talking will make a difference.
There are a lot of fast riders that never win a championship. For those that think Dungey is lucky, no amount of winning will change that outlook and attitude. He'll just keep winning, and the rest will continue doubting.
I don't think he'll lose any sleep over it.
When RV comes back and starts winning again, the bandwagoneers will be in full effect.
All due respect to Dungey as a racer, just a bit tired of the "superpumped" deal. And he has had a good run of luck, that is the truth.
I'm an RV fan, charges hard and says what he thinks.
Pit Row
When I said he had some luck, it was regarding what RV's comments, Pourcel's DNF, Stewart and Reed both out early on, RV crashing out. Maybe it should have been, "he's had some stuff go his way".
It's racing though, and you got to be in it, to win it, and he has. Good on Dungey.
RC was written off as a has-been several times when JS was making the big bike jump, but the #1 plates kept piling up anyway.
JS made a lot of risky moves and never seemed to understand you go to each race, not neccessarily to win just the battle, but to win the war.
Seems like RD & RV are similar to their respective mentors
RV has crashed himself out for the year once so far in the 450 class. Not sure we can compare him to JS.
RC used to ride completely out of control, but, got away with it. When he did crash, he didn't seem to get hurt very often.
They have all seen their fair share of luck over the years to get where they are today.
Just a few are smart enough to prepare mentally and physically to win multiple championships over the long haul.
Over time, the history books will put these discussions to bed. Til then, type away.
Bottom line is RD has won these championships. The other guys that were supposed to battle for the titles didn't, but they each think they could have or should have won it. That's the way it's supposed to be. I want 2, 3 or more guys to each believe the title is theirs and to ride like they are in it to win it.
There reasoning may be flawed from a purely logical standpoint because coulda, shoulda, woulda means nothing in the record books, but, it's great to know these guys have championship winning mentality.
It does sound a bit like sour grapes; surprising from RV??
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