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Hopefully though the race is another nail-biter.
Herlings may win a OA or a moto if he isn't plagued with bad luck,same can be said for AC (MXoN's king of bad luck it seems - hope Tony is 100% and has a good day).
But I think Team USA will be strong and have some fun playing in that sandbox and come out on top again.
I will assume they will want this win more then any of the others in the past.
I think it would be foolish to bet against them as an OA Team for the win.
The Man will make sure the boys are prepped & ready to go....and I think he knows a bit about racing in that region.
There are plenty of sand tracks down here that can be prepped with a deep sand like feel to help ready the guys with setup ect...
Looking forward to this event.
The problem is that some teams have one good rider and stand no chance of winning the MXON. That is Americas goal and even though RV could smoke Herling on a bad day, he will not put his personal preferences of racing to win the moto over risking losing the MXON as a team, because obviously we want the trophy to continue to stay in America.
Really? The freaking think they are the best in the world yet they cannot win an MXON and they brag about how good they are even though they have nothing to brag about. Could you imagine if they won just one MXON, we will never hear the end of it. We never hear the end of it now. Every year, oh Caroli is better (gets smoked) Roczen is better (gets smoked) Herling is better (we will have to see if he comes to America to race to find out).
They are celebrating right now they are the best but they are not, better not to feed that ego that is already out of control.
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Mccread is a troll, are you trying to say he is a reformed troll? LOL
I have always posted remarks to someone that posted something. I don't generally start flame bate toll posts. We are still thinking Supercross, and some Euro and his little entourage which you are right up there with, come here and try to say how much better your riders are and that your "World Championship" actually means something.
I'm sure it must get boring when someone like RV dominates the class,maybe it would be more exciting if he were to take on a new challenge like doing the series in Europe with many of the things that you highlight above to deal with(similar to Roczen's doing over there),who knows,it might be tougher for him,afterall the last time he did that was in France and a couple of MX2 riders beat him in 1 Moto,not being a smartass,its a fact,just sayin'
I myself like a majority of Euros think America will win the MXdN they will probably have the best team,I'm pretty sure I havn't seen anyone that has said the Euros,Aussies or South Africans are the best and hence take home the trophy
Problem is the American racers don't have the money to attract our riders to race FIM championship or else you might see that happen. Our boys make great money here and it does not make a lot of sense to pick up roots, go to countries that are hostile to the US. (Our best friends the Brits don't like us much any more)
So the only hope to compare is the MXON which America dominates though the usual Euro suspects will argue, or that there is enough incentive money wise to get one of your fast guys to dig up roots and come to a foreign land.
I remember the first time I went back to England, you guys didn't have Grocery stores or much in the way of places to eat out. It was the pub or nothing. You didn't even have ice. Even now Asda doesn't even compare to Walmart. So the things I took for granted in the US are a luxury at a high cost there. Don't get me wrong, I loved the history and the culture and sense of community of going down to the pub or chanting at the rugby match which America totally lacks but in the end it is still a little backward by comparison. So while no disrespect to your country or Europe a kid growing up here who is a fast rider making good money has little incentive to go over there especially to countries that don't speak English, why deal with interpreters or trying to learn multiple languages. So our hope is your riders come here. And it is cool watching Roczen and Musquin race here. That is the only real way to know who is better and even then people debate who is better in our own country with our own riders. I think that no one will debate the RV is the fastest right now, except for the usual Euros suspects who come in and say Herling will smoke RV like a cheap cigar. Which is how we got here in the first place. Do you see me going on to a Euro site and saying our riders are faster then FIM riders. No.. but it happens all the time here, when we are not even thinking about MXON, we are still working out the SX season.
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Obviously it doesn't.......................
Put them all in a world championship and all the top guys are a similar level no matter what their nationality.
Give Texas 5 years to hold their own supercross and national championship series, like every other country at the des Nations has the opportunity to do, and they'd compete very well,
That's what makes the AMA riders do so well, not the fact that they are American (because not all of them are) but because of the level of competition they face for so many weeks, indoors and out.
Now, explain how the "little countries" do so well in the ISDE........
The US should dominate that event, if 3 top riders are hard to find in France, 6 should be almost impossible. And having 9 different riders over the last couple of years? The numbers just couldn't work out that way, right? 10 different riders on the last 3 title teams? Impossible.........
It's all about the numbers, right?
We can all live without that. And your fish and chips. And your shitty weather.
Oh an your irony
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