James Stewarts fitness

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Edited Date/Time 5/20/2012 6:20am
Any questions about it now?
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5/19/2012 10:08pm
James knows what it takes to win. He wont show up unprepared. Only the clueless haters thought he wouldn;t be able to win...
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5/20/2012 12:02am
fader418 wrote:
James knows what it takes to win. He wont show up unprepared. Only the clueless haters thought he wouldn;t be able to win...
Unadilla 2010?
5/20/2012 12:04am
fader418 wrote:
James knows what it takes to win. He wont show up unprepared. Only the clueless haters thought he wouldn;t be able to win...
cmess77 wrote:
Unadilla 2010?
James came out and tried to race when he was coming off a long injury recovery, on a bike he hated, on a track he hated, while coming into the season against guys in mid season form. And people gave him shit for that?
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5/20/2012 12:08am
IceMan446 wrote:
Any questions about it now?
Ask me again after Freestone.

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5/20/2012 12:16am
IceMan446 wrote:
Any questions about it now?
Hanaa80 wrote:
Ask me again after Freestone.
Freestone is tough. But it is tough for everyone.

Why would it only effect James???
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5/20/2012 12:36am
IceMan446 wrote:
Any questions about it now?
Hanaa80 wrote:
Ask me again after Freestone.
IceMan446 wrote:
Freestone is tough. But it is tough for everyone.

Why would it only effect James???
Didn't mean that it would only affect Stewart. But I do think that Freestone will be a better gauge of his fittness.
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5/20/2012 12:43am
Hanaa80 wrote:
Ask me again after Freestone.
IceMan446 wrote:
Freestone is tough. But it is tough for everyone.

Why would it only effect James???
Hanaa80 wrote:
Didn't mean that it would only affect Stewart. But I do think that Freestone will be a better gauge of his fittness.
I think everyone will struggle like they have in years past.

I have said this before, you cant get used to the roughness of the tracks and the pace they run at any practice track. Go ride all the 30+2s you want but until you run the race pace its way different. They get used to it as the races go on and I really think Dungey and James will prove to be the best two speed wise and fitness wise.
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kongols wrote:
[img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2012/05/20/Ap_u_laiki_881029.jpg[/img]
206.6 on lap 14. Not bad
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5/20/2012 12:54am
Wow, talk about total invisability, was Justin Brayton racing today?
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5/20/2012 12:57am
julienmark wrote:
Wow, talk about total invisability, was Justin Brayton racing today?
He did not look good at all today. He rode horrible but I don't know if its from an injury or something.

Musquin looked like shit too and so did Bogle but they said in the broadcast they were injured. So that make sense. They didn't say anything about Brayton though. Wonder what his deal was.
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5/20/2012 12:57am
Dungey didn't wick it up last year until about Red Bud or Millville. Until then, I doubt he presses that hard. These guys are such polar opposites so it'll be fun to see which one prevails. Maybe the Suzuki will fail twice and give Dungey the championship?
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5/20/2012 4:39am
Well, he's only going to get stronger and faster. I'm pumped he's back. But I also know that Dungey will make this a great fight.
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5/20/2012 5:44am
I'm super impressed by James and I was one of those who didn't believe he would come back and be this good this early. I thought a top 5 would have been an impressive debut. Having said that, if James can be as consistent as Dungey over the series, he has a chance to win. This will be his challenge plain and simple. His performance has absolutely injected some steroids into this series when we were all bummed for awhile about how lackluster it was going to be.

His band wagon will fill up pretty quickly now that he is back riding the outdoors a la Reed.

And by the sounds of it, the 250 series did not disappoint! Being from the great white north of course, I'm going to have to wait until the telecast is posted before I can watch any of it. I would love to pay for it on line if I could....or if they could just put it back on Speed where it should be-fuck.
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5/20/2012 5:53am
I have no idea why people ever question Stewarts Fitness or his speed.....

He said what the problem was, and now he's proved what the problem was....the fucking POS Yamaha
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5/20/2012 6:20am
IceMan446 wrote:
Any questions about it now?
I was very surprised by his performance. I knew he'd have the speed but, didn't think he'd have the conditioning. Thought he'd drop anchor half way through the moto's. I was very surprised!

That being said, I still think RD5 will win the c-ship on consistency. Stewart being Stewart, will eventually crash himself out of a race due to pressure from Ryan.

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