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That talent pool is DEEP.
I can see the top 6 or 7 spots being on a continual rotation.
While the odds are long, I don't think it would be too late for a run.
He is either fit to race or he isn't , His position in the standings should never be a factor.
Pit Row
He's like 5'7" and 30 lbs would show big time.. at his (and my) height he would resemble a short Big James.. and he does not... maybe he keeps that 30 lbs tucked in his undies
http://racerxonline.com/2016/01/22/no-go-james-stewart-out-for-anaheim-2
YOSHIMURA SUZUKI’S JAMES STEWART TO MISS ANAHEIM II SUPERCROSS
Stewart and Baggett Set for Oakland Supercross Return
Chino, CA (Jan. 22, 2016) – Yoshimura Suzuki Factory Racing rider James Stewart will miss this Saturday’s Anaheim II Supercross. Stewart rode late this week, but still is not feeling 100 percent fit to race. He is slated to return to action for the following round in Oakland, California, on January 30th.
Stewart was briefly knocked unconscious in the season opener at Anaheim I on Jan. 9, while running near the front early in the main event. He ran in practice in San Diego this past weekend before electing to not race.
“James rode yesterday and today and felt he still wasn’t back to where he wants to be to race,” said Mike Webb, Yoshimura Suzuki team manager. “The team is happy that James is taking a cautious approach to his return and we’re encouraged by his progress. We want him to feel fully prepared before he gets back into a racing situation and with the improvements he’s making he feels confident he’ll able to race in Oakland.”
Stewart’s teammate Blake Baggett has been back on the practice track and is getting back to fitness quickly. He was injured in a pre-season testing fall and is also slated to be back in action at Oakland.
“We’re looking forward to having both James and Blake back for Oakland and having the team back to full strength,” Webb concluded.
I readily admit I have NEVER been a big Stewart fan, but I certainly enjoy watching him ride, and there is no doubt his unbelievable talent on the bike. Theres no question he adds excitement to every race he is a part of.
But honestly watching him the last few years, its just waiting for the yard sale. It sucks but no one can argue.
And I HATE seeing anyone hurt, it guts me to see someone carted off the track on a stretcher.
I kind of wish Stew hung up the boots a long time ago, instead of putting his body through these season ending injuries Every. Single. Year. since 2010.
but i'm glad he's choosing to sit out because he's not feeling well enough, that's a good move
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