So! James on 125 was faster than RC huh

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Edited Date/Time 1/24/2012 10:39pm
Show me one race where James had a faster race lap on a 125 than RC did on a 450

Guess I just have to prove it to you

2004 outdoor fastest race laps comparison between RC and James

Hangtown
1 4 02:40.178 Moto 1 Ricky Carmichael Havana, FL Honda CRF450R
1 259 02:42.136 Moto 1 James M Stewart Haines City, FL Kawasaki KX250F

Highpoint
1 4 02:15.097 Moto 2 Ricky Carmichael Havana, FL Honda CRF450R
1 259 02:15.581 Moto 2 James M Stewart Haines City, FL Kawasaki KX125

Southwick
1 4 01:54.978 Moto 1 Ricky Carmichael Havana, FL Honda CRF450R
259 01:55.840 Moto 1 James M Stewart Haines City, FL Kawasaki KX125

Budds Creek
1 4 02:25.955 Moto 2 Ricky Carmichael Havana, FL Honda CRF450R
1 259 02:26.506 Moto 2 James M Stewart Haines City, FL Kawasaki KX125

Red Budd
1 4 02:38.532 Moto 2 Ricky Carmichael Havana, FL Honda CRF450R
2 259 02:48.525 Moto 2 James M Stewart Haines City, FL Kawasaki KX125

Unadilla
1 4 02:11.640 Moto 1 Ricky Carmichael Havana, FL Honda CRF450R
1 259 02:13.010 Moto 1 James M Stewart Haines City, FL Kawasaki KX125

Kenworthy's
1 4 02:02.202 Moto 2 Ricky Carmichael Havana, FL Honda CRF450R
1 259 02:03.531 Moto 1 James M Stewart Haines City, FL Kawasaki KX125

Washougal
1 4 02:25.874 Moto 1 Ricky Carmichael Havana, FL Honda CRF450R
1 259 02:28.526 Moto 1 James M Stewart Haines City, FL Kawasaki KX125

Millville
1 4 02:21.542 Moto 1 Ricky Carmichael Havana, FL Honda CRF450R
1 259 02:25.689 Moto 1 James M Stewart Haines City, FL Kawasaki KX125

Broome Tioga
1 4 02:10.911 Moto 1 Ricky Carmichael Havana, FL Honda CRF450R
1 259 02:13.503 Moto 2 James M Stewart Haines City, FL Kawasaki KX125

Steel City
1 4 02:23.441 Moto 1 Ricky Carmichael Havana, FL Honda CRF450R
1 259 02:23.773 Moto 1 James M Stewart Haines City, FL Kawasaki KX125

Glen Helen
1 4 02:40.178 Moto 1 Ricky Carmichael Havana, FL Honda CRF450R
1 259 02:42.136 Moto 1 James M Stewart Haines City, FL Kawasaki KX250F


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6/10/2008 11:23pm
Man there are a few tracks within a second.! Southwick, wow.
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6/10/2008 11:30pm
I'm just saying, I keep reading all this horsecrap about Stewart being faster on a 125 than RC was on a 250 or 450. Go!! check the archives at amaproracing.com and you'll see what a bunch of BULLPUCKY that is. RC was consistently a few seconds a lap faster, even though there were a few where James came within a second or so, BUT! I haven't seen one series yet where James on a 125 EVER beat RC in SX or MX. There are a lot of archives, but in the first one I looked at in 2004, it's no comparison.
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6/10/2008 11:39pm
first off get a life, second, I do recall 2003 budds creek JBS had a faster lap on his 125 than RC's cr250. wait till he gets on his kx250 he'll smoke RC
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6/10/2008 11:46pm
Maybe you need to get a life, get your facts straight before you start flappin your lips

2003 Budds Creek fastest lap times of the weekend
1 4 02:18.428 Practice 6 RICKY CARMICHAEL HAVANA, FL HON 250
1 259 02:22.329 Practice 6 JAMES M STEWART HAINES CITY, FL KAW 125

James fastest race lap was
1 259 02:20.130 Moto 1 JAMES M STEWART HAINES CITY, FL KAW 125

Got anything to say

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6/10/2008 11:54pm
umm that was from pure memory, but we are not talking about practice times here buddy. Why dont you go look, since you have no life, and see who had the fastest times of the FOUR moto's ran that day.

haha oh yea and who the fuck cares, every person who even attempts to make the sunday show is badass.
I just couldn't resist to prove you wrong though...
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6/11/2008 12:00am
You said nothing about moto laps in your first post, you just said a FASTER LAP than RC and guess what, that weekend James didn't., So! guess what, you have no life and I couldn't resist proving you wrong again.
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6/11/2008 12:05am
just assumed we were talking about racing, since you looked though was james fastest of the four moto's raced?
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Track is usually easier for the lites motos.Not always,but usually.
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6/11/2008 12:43am
so how many times in the past 2 years has a lites rider been faster than james?
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6/11/2008 12:55am
James is on a 125 two stroke and RC is on a 450 four stroke. Big bore vs small bore.
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6/11/2008 1:35am
Can't someone give this motox kid a gun with instructions on how to shoot himself?


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6/11/2008 4:13am Edited Date/Time 6/11/2008 4:15am
Interesting statistics. As to faster than JBS, last year there were a couple times when villo & poto upstaged the heavies. After Millville of course.
6/11/2008 5:21am
James on a 125 at Southwick was a two stroke clinic. He also showed Langston at Unadilla that you don't need a front brake.



However, there is no comparison between a 125 vs 450. There's no comparison between a 250 two stroke or a 450f. The comparson of an JBS450 vs an RC450 has been settled and it made JBS looking for answers. He wasn't too far off of RC's pace and should go 24-0 this season.


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6/11/2008 8:10am
Another variable to this argument is the fact that, like James position now RC didn't have to ride over his head to win then. He had most covered pretty well and might of had a second or two more a lap if needed or maybe not. There is always variables that are not added to the equation. James obviously had the riders in his class covered as well and probably could have dropped his times as well as is the case this year.
I had the privilege to be at the track racing the same series as RC and James all through their youth and they were way better then all the rest even on minis. Watching Ricky whip that bike upside down every lap in his first 125 years was crazy, he would literally pass three guys in a turn with one hand on the bars and one holding his helmet just because he could. Fully pinned at all costs. James learned from Ricky as they rode together weekly since they were very small. Every interview or questionnaire James filled out he claimed that all he ever wants to be is like Ricky to the end of his 125 days. James had the best mentor on the planet even if they were close in age. Ricky used more brute strength to win and as James grew he learned how to be smooth and keep it pinned as well. James made new lines, took more chances and scrubbed it a little harder. I respect both equally and pulled for both every race. Not because they were from FL but because they were the best. For RC to beat James after he had already surpassed every goal racing and financially is amazing all by itself. James was fresh on the scene with huge goals and motivation for himself. Ricky had already accomplished everything and more by the time James was there so for him to have the drive to keep racing at that level is amazing. James is now the fastest racer out there and he deserves it. I would pay huge for all the tapes of RC and James on 125s, it was the best riding we will see ever I believe.
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6/11/2008 9:01am
Anyone have times from when RC was on the 125 vs. the 250's of that day? Not that it really matters, though. I'm just curious.

Facts are that sometimes the small bores, with great riders, can run close to faster lap times than the big bores. But, the rubber hits the road when both are on the same bike, on the same track, going head-to-head. That's already been settled between RC and Stew. Speculating on RV vs. Stew is just that: speculation. We won't know until they're going head to head.
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6/11/2008 9:03am
I cant believe that on a 125 he was as consistently close to RC as he was. That's amazing.
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6/11/2008 9:11am
jtomasik wrote:
Anyone have times from when RC was on the 125 vs. the 250's of that day? Not that it really matters, though. I'm just curious. Facts...
Anyone have times from when RC was on the 125 vs. the 250's of that day? Not that it really matters, though. I'm just curious.

Facts are that sometimes the small bores, with great riders, can run close to faster lap times than the big bores. But, the rubber hits the road when both are on the same bike, on the same track, going head-to-head. That's already been settled between RC and Stew. Speculating on RV vs. Stew is just that: speculation. We won't know until they're going head to head.
There were no 250f's before RC moved to the big boy class.
6/11/2008 9:50am
Bubba raced a 250f at hangtown when RC was on the 450f. Only time JBS raced a 250f outside.
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6/11/2008 9:52am Edited Date/Time 6/11/2008 9:54am
Bubba raced a 250f at hangtown when RC was on the 450f. Only time JBS raced a 250f outside.
I thought he raced a 250F at Glen Helen.
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6/11/2008 9:52am Edited Date/Time 6/11/2008 9:53am
Bubba raced a 250f at hangtown when RC was on the 450f. Only time JBS raced a 250f outside.
Damnit, sorry double post.
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6/11/2008 9:53am
jtomasik wrote:
Anyone have times from when RC was on the 125 vs. the 250's of that day? Not that it really matters, though. I'm just curious. Facts...
Anyone have times from when RC was on the 125 vs. the 250's of that day? Not that it really matters, though. I'm just curious.

Facts are that sometimes the small bores, with great riders, can run close to faster lap times than the big bores. But, the rubber hits the road when both are on the same bike, on the same track, going head-to-head. That's already been settled between RC and Stew. Speculating on RV vs. Stew is just that: speculation. We won't know until they're going head to head.
Cygnus wrote:
There were no 250f's before RC moved to the big boy class.
I was talking about RC's 125 smoker times vs. 250 smoker times in the big boy class.
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jtomasik wrote:
Anyone have times from when RC was on the 125 vs. the 250's of that day? Not that it really matters, though. I'm just curious. Facts...
Anyone have times from when RC was on the 125 vs. the 250's of that day? Not that it really matters, though. I'm just curious.

Facts are that sometimes the small bores, with great riders, can run close to faster lap times than the big bores. But, the rubber hits the road when both are on the same bike, on the same track, going head-to-head. That's already been settled between RC and Stew. Speculating on RV vs. Stew is just that: speculation. We won't know until they're going head to head.
Cygnus wrote:
There were no 250f's before RC moved to the big boy class.
jtomasik wrote:
I was talking about RC's 125 smoker times vs. 250 smoker times in the big boy class.
Gotcha .
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6/11/2008 10:35am
J.S only 250f ride was at G.H
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6/11/2008 3:12pm
The whole purpose of this thread was to debunk this rumor that's been floating around on these boards for what seems years now. While Stewart was an extremely gifted 125 rider, he was consistently slower than RC was on a 250 or 450 and even Chad Reed and Kevin Windham posted faster time aboard 450's. There were times when James was close, but I don't ever see him posting faster laps on a 125 like so many Stewart fans want everyone to believe. Take a look at Villopoto's fastest laps and you'll see that he's been within a half second of Stewarts times and 450's today are vastly superior to the 450's four years ago. That being said, the 250f's are also superior today compared to four years ago and this should put an end as to whether James on a 125 could beat Villopoto on a 250f. It simply wouldn't be a race and Villpoto would leave Bubba in the dust.
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6/11/2008 3:18pm
this argument is cheesier than the jlaw crap
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6/11/2008 3:25pm
There is no argument here, the facts are laid out in plain view for the world to see. I just got tired of reading this James Stewart was faster on a 125 than everyone else was on their 250's and 450's BS. Hopefully, when some Stewart fan spouts off again about James being phenomenal on a 125 and posting faster laps than RC was on the big bikes, someone will remind them that NO! he wasn't. That's all, END OF STORY.
6/11/2008 3:29pm
I thought it was glen helen too, why does it say hangtown in the first post?

i thought maybe i was confused because they had switched those dates around for a couple of years.
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6/11/2008 3:32pm Edited Date/Time 6/11/2008 3:34pm
Bubba raced a 250f at hangtown when RC was on the 450f. Only time JBS raced a 250f outside.
Nope...raced at Glen Helen.

I know where that 250F engine is.

It's being used by a girl.
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MOTOXMO wrote:
There is no argument here, the facts are laid out in plain view for the world to see. I just got tired of reading this James...
There is no argument here, the facts are laid out in plain view for the world to see. I just got tired of reading this James Stewart was faster on a 125 than everyone else was on their 250's and 450's BS. Hopefully, when some Stewart fan spouts off again about James being phenomenal on a 125 and posting faster laps than RC was on the big bikes, someone will remind them that NO! he wasn't. That's all, END OF STORY.
you're a tool.

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