Stewart down in whoops after setting fastest lap thus far

1/21/2012 5:39pm
Rip on JS thread number eleventy billion.
UAW_member wrote:
Why does anyone have that many people wanting to "Rip" on him?
I'm not saying there's nothing to pick apart when it comes to JS. Just that doing so has gotten repetitive.

Another thing is (and this isn't pointed toward you UAW) people seem to revel in the fact he is failing. Not too many here are wishing the best for the guy.
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1/21/2012 5:43pm
Better in practice than the main. Get that out of his system maybe? When one pushes for the very limits, it can bite you for sure. perhaps now he knows what not to do for the night?
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1/21/2012 5:45pm
What whoops? There aren't any whoops this weekend.
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1/21/2012 5:45pm
Rip on JS thread number eleventy billion.
UAW_member wrote:
Why does anyone have that many people wanting to "Rip" on him?
When confidence becomes cockiness, you lose a lot of fans.

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1/21/2012 5:48pm
Rip on JS thread number eleventy billion.
UAW_member wrote:
Why does anyone have that many people wanting to "Rip" on him?
I'm not saying there's nothing to pick apart when it comes to JS. Just that doing so has gotten repetitive. Another thing is (and this isn't...
I'm not saying there's nothing to pick apart when it comes to JS. Just that doing so has gotten repetitive.

Another thing is (and this isn't pointed toward you UAW) people seem to revel in the fact he is failing. Not too many here are wishing the best for the guy.
I understand what you are saying. I think more is aimed at irritating his fans than at James though.
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1/21/2012 5:49pm
gsxr6 wrote:
Better in practice than the main. Get that out of his system maybe? When one pushes for the very limits, it can bite you for sure...
Better in practice than the main. Get that out of his system maybe? When one pushes for the very limits, it can bite you for sure. perhaps now he knows what not to do for the night?
In my opinion, practice and heat races are a giant pissing contest. Reed is one who seems to build his speed during the day and when he is on peaks for the main. Stewie on the other hand rarely loses practice or a heat race.
1/21/2012 5:51pm
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That huckabuck wasn't too bad ... he landed on a hay bale
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I'm not saying there's nothing to pick apart when it comes to JS. Just that doing so has gotten repetitive. Another thing is (and this isn't...
I'm not saying there's nothing to pick apart when it comes to JS. Just that doing so has gotten repetitive.

Another thing is (and this isn't pointed toward you UAW) people seem to revel in the fact he is failing. Not too many here are wishing the best for the guy.
I wish the best for all of them.

I've never been one to play favorites.

I enjoy seeing good racing no matter who ends up on top of the box.

Everyone in the field deserves respect just for working hard enough to make it to the top level of our sport.
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1/21/2012 5:52pm
It sure looks like he rang his bell in that video.
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1/21/2012 5:55pm
Thanks Zippy for the link, there was no saving that one and I think he got off easy by landing on the tuff block but you know it still had to hurt.
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Rip on JS thread number eleventy billion.
UAW_member wrote:
Why does anyone have that many people wanting to "Rip" on him?
I'm not saying there's nothing to pick apart when it comes to JS. Just that doing so has gotten repetitive. Another thing is (and this isn't...
I'm not saying there's nothing to pick apart when it comes to JS. Just that doing so has gotten repetitive.

Another thing is (and this isn't pointed toward you UAW) people seem to revel in the fact he is failing. Not too many here are wishing the best for the guy.
Interesting, isn't it?
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1/21/2012 5:56pm
I'm not saying there's nothing to pick apart when it comes to JS. Just that doing so has gotten repetitive. Another thing is (and this isn't...
I'm not saying there's nothing to pick apart when it comes to JS. Just that doing so has gotten repetitive.

Another thing is (and this isn't pointed toward you UAW) people seem to revel in the fact he is failing. Not too many here are wishing the best for the guy.
motogeezer wrote:
I wish the best for all of them. I've never been one to play favorites. I enjoy seeing good racing no matter who ends up on...
I wish the best for all of them.

I've never been one to play favorites.

I enjoy seeing good racing no matter who ends up on top of the box.

Everyone in the field deserves respect just for working hard enough to make it to the top level of our sport.
This^^^^
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1/21/2012 5:57pm
He did get his head whipped around extremely violently, I couldn't tell if it hit the ground tho.
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1/21/2012 5:57pm
Thanks for posting that video. Nice. Track looks great. Pretty hard fall for Bubba. Man his bike just doesn't look good to me this year.
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1/21/2012 5:57pm
That track looks brutal. Like a giant timing section.
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I'm not saying there's nothing to pick apart when it comes to JS. Just that doing so has gotten repetitive. Another thing is (and this isn't...
I'm not saying there's nothing to pick apart when it comes to JS. Just that doing so has gotten repetitive.

Another thing is (and this isn't pointed toward you UAW) people seem to revel in the fact he is failing. Not too many here are wishing the best for the guy.
motogeezer wrote:
I wish the best for all of them. I've never been one to play favorites. I enjoy seeing good racing no matter who ends up on...
I wish the best for all of them.

I've never been one to play favorites.

I enjoy seeing good racing no matter who ends up on top of the box.

Everyone in the field deserves respect just for working hard enough to make it to the top level of our sport.
gsxrcr28 wrote:
This^^^^
Being rational doesn't belong on this board. Smile
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1/21/2012 5:58pm
BobbyM wrote:
gibbs is gonna open up a big can a whoop-ass on both james if james jr. doesn't at least podium
taaa duuh! Myersdork is correctamundo. Your kickin it BM
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I'm not saying there's nothing to pick apart when it comes to JS. Just that doing so has gotten repetitive. Another thing is (and this isn't...
I'm not saying there's nothing to pick apart when it comes to JS. Just that doing so has gotten repetitive.

Another thing is (and this isn't pointed toward you UAW) people seem to revel in the fact he is failing. Not too many here are wishing the best for the guy.
motogeezer wrote:
I wish the best for all of them. I've never been one to play favorites. I enjoy seeing good racing no matter who ends up on...
I wish the best for all of them.

I've never been one to play favorites.

I enjoy seeing good racing no matter who ends up on top of the box.

Everyone in the field deserves respect just for working hard enough to make it to the top level of our sport.
geeze will drive a ford or chev, too.
1/21/2012 6:01pm
UAW_member wrote:
Why does anyone have that many people wanting to "Rip" on him?
I'm not saying there's nothing to pick apart when it comes to JS. Just that doing so has gotten repetitive. Another thing is (and this isn't...
I'm not saying there's nothing to pick apart when it comes to JS. Just that doing so has gotten repetitive.

Another thing is (and this isn't pointed toward you UAW) people seem to revel in the fact he is failing. Not too many here are wishing the best for the guy.
UAW_member wrote:
I understand what you are saying. I think more is aimed at irritating his fans than at James though.
Kongols? He's about the only one left. Rarely see the others anymore.

Anyway, just wanted to pop in to give some ying to the yang around here.
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1/21/2012 6:04pm
Overdrive wrote:
He did get his head whipped around extremely violently, I couldn't tell if it hit the ground tho.
That's exactly what I thought. When I saw it I felt a pain in my own neck.
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1/21/2012 6:04pm Edited Date/Time 1/21/2012 6:05pm
Last year Stewart lands on a guy who misses a triple, and there are 45,687 threads baggin on the guy, but when Albertson lands on Nick Wey last week in Phoenix, not one person callin him out.
Albertson's was an accident, but so was Stewarts, but we all see the difference.........
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1/21/2012 6:05pm
suckers look pretty hard and far apart.



Don't blame him none as I woulda prolly crashed too.
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1/21/2012 6:05pm
Ouch made my neck stiff and sore just watching that Blink
and whoever said from watching the ticker they knew he didn;t have finger on clutch was right Wink
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1/21/2012 6:07pm
wildbill wrote:
geeze will drive a ford or chev, too.
I've got one of each.

Don't try to sell me any Chrysler products, though. Pinch
1/21/2012 6:08pm
motogeezer wrote:
I wish the best for all of them. I've never been one to play favorites. I enjoy seeing good racing no matter who ends up on...
I wish the best for all of them.

I've never been one to play favorites.

I enjoy seeing good racing no matter who ends up on top of the box.

Everyone in the field deserves respect just for working hard enough to make it to the top level of our sport.
Geezer, I agree with all but number 2. You see, being from MN means it's a rare occurrence to have a world class rider from your state. It's nearly impossible for me not to root for RD. It was the same way with Benolkin, Schmidt, Keeny, and a few guys who could at least qualify for a national. Normally I don't play favorites either, but if RD wins it is a bit more satisfying!
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1/21/2012 6:08pm
UAW_member wrote:
Why does anyone have that many people wanting to "Rip" on him?
I'm not saying there's nothing to pick apart when it comes to JS. Just that doing so has gotten repetitive. Another thing is (and this isn't...
I'm not saying there's nothing to pick apart when it comes to JS. Just that doing so has gotten repetitive.

Another thing is (and this isn't pointed toward you UAW) people seem to revel in the fact he is failing. Not too many here are wishing the best for the guy.
flarider wrote:
Interesting, isn't it?
I hope he wins every race after tonight.
73 is a really big number!
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1/21/2012 6:08pm Edited Date/Time 1/21/2012 6:09pm
Has Ryan Hughes seen this crash yet Wink this is exactly what he's talking about. That was a pretty nasty high side, reminded me of some of RC's crashes in the whoops
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1/21/2012 6:09pm
Rip on JS thread number eleventy billion.
UAW_member wrote:
Why does anyone have that many people wanting to "Rip" on him?
CamP wrote:
When confidence becomes cockiness, you lose a lot of fans.
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1/21/2012 6:10pm
UAW_member wrote:
Why does anyone have that many people wanting to "Rip" on him?
I'm not saying there's nothing to pick apart when it comes to JS. Just that doing so has gotten repetitive. Another thing is (and this isn't...
I'm not saying there's nothing to pick apart when it comes to JS. Just that doing so has gotten repetitive.

Another thing is (and this isn't pointed toward you UAW) people seem to revel in the fact he is failing. Not too many here are wishing the best for the guy.
flarider wrote:
Interesting, isn't it?
Quite, and I'm pretty sure I'm thinking what you're thinking.

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