if RC is really going to LLs "just for fun"

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7/12/2012 10:50am
It's gonna be Reynard vs carmichael like back in the day!
I asked bogle this spring if he can beat Robbie yet and he said nope,Robbie's still fast as ever
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7/12/2012 11:49am
ehr400 wrote:
I tell u what. I am a huge RC fan but Stiles and some others will be giving him a run for his money. I am...
I tell u what. I am a huge RC fan but Stiles and some others will be giving him a run for his money. I am sure RC will step it up also but there are a few guys riding real well.
hey man not about this topic but your bike looks sick can you post some pic of your bike that's one of nicest rmz i've seen.
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7/12/2012 1:40pm
BR_HERO wrote:
Nothing is shocking about it at all. That's the one comment that sets off the two stroke nuts on their cc vs cc rampage lol
GuyB wrote:
Believe it or not, that really wasn't meant to be a knock on two-strokes. It was intended as a comment on the idea of RC racing...
Believe it or not, that really wasn't meant to be a knock on two-strokes. It was intended as a comment on the idea of RC racing for fun. I think I've yet to meet a former national champ (much less one who was as dominant as RC was) who thought anythig other than first was fun.

Beyond that, the reality of it is that RC gets his bikes from Suzuki, not Craigslist. Suzuki doesn't have two-strokes.
GuyB that is so true and I think you could carry it over to most anyone who has at some time in their life been involved in competition. People who have "fun" losing are well.... Hard to phathom anyone having as much "fun" losing as they would "winning" at anything......but that may just be me....I know lots of former Athletes from all walks that say they "hate losing more than they like winning...."
7/12/2012 1:46pm
BR_HERO wrote:
Nothing is shocking about it at all. That's the one comment that sets off the two stroke nuts on their cc vs cc rampage lol
GuyB wrote:
Believe it or not, that really wasn't meant to be a knock on two-strokes. It was intended as a comment on the idea of RC racing...
Believe it or not, that really wasn't meant to be a knock on two-strokes. It was intended as a comment on the idea of RC racing for fun. I think I've yet to meet a former national champ (much less one who was as dominant as RC was) who thought anythig other than first was fun.

Beyond that, the reality of it is that RC gets his bikes from Suzuki, not Craigslist. Suzuki doesn't have two-strokes.
Huckster wrote:
GuyB that is so true and I think you could carry it over to most anyone who has at some time in their life been involved...
GuyB that is so true and I think you could carry it over to most anyone who has at some time in their life been involved in competition. People who have "fun" losing are well.... Hard to phathom anyone having as much "fun" losing as they would "winning" at anything......but that may just be me....I know lots of former Athletes from all walks that say they "hate losing more than they like winning...."
Those people you speak of would be called losers and probably don't/haven't achieve much in life.

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7/12/2012 3:35pm
RC said he's over racing any class that has PRO attached to it, i wondered if this happened after he DNQ at the area LLQ this year?
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7/12/2012 3:56pm
He is too competitive and carrying the name of the GOAT around the track while a checker flag awaits.......well, you get it, don't you?
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7/12/2012 4:07pm
bobby397 wrote:
RC said he's over racing any class that has PRO attached to it, i wondered if this happened after he DNQ at the area LLQ this...
RC said he's over racing any class that has PRO attached to it, i wondered if this happened after he DNQ at the area LLQ this year?
That DNQ came by way of a DNF in his first moto if memory serves me correctly. He was battling with Jeremy Martin and went down. He didnt not qualify due to speed.
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7/13/2012 1:51am
No doubt in my mind that Carmichael will win everything he enters...just saying.

I'll be there hanging on the fence and cheering him on too.



Beyond that, the reality of it is that RC gets his bikes from Suzuki, not Craigslist. Suzuki doesn't have two-strokes.

Post of the year material.^^^^^^
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7/13/2012 6:12am
bobby397 wrote:
RC said he's over racing any class that has PRO attached to it, i wondered if this happened after he DNQ at the area LLQ this...
RC said he's over racing any class that has PRO attached to it, i wondered if this happened after he DNQ at the area LLQ this year?
haydos25 wrote:
That DNQ came by way of a DNF in his first moto if memory serves me correctly. He was battling with Jeremy Martin and went down...
That DNQ came by way of a DNF in his first moto if memory serves me correctly. He was battling with Jeremy Martin and went down. He didnt not qualify due to speed.
His Road to Loretta's video can be found somewhere on here. It had and interview and GoPro footage from RC.

He was running Martin down in moto 1 and slid out, somehow that ripped his throttle housing off so that was a DNF. 2nd moto he got bumped off the track on the first lap then crashed again to finish 4th, so no qualify in Pro Sport. So it's not like he wouldn't have made it. For the first time in his career he had bad luck at a qualifier, proves it happens to everyone.
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7/14/2012 8:43am
Numbers officially came out. Of course RC gets to run his number 4 even though he hasn't been to Loretta's since the 90s. That cheapens it a bit for me, the single digits are suppose to be earned. If he's going to race an amateur national he should be subjected to the same rules as everyone else, even the small ones like numbering system.
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7/14/2012 8:50am
Shawn142 wrote:
Numbers officially came out. Of course RC gets to run his number 4 even though he hasn't been to Loretta's since the 90s. That cheapens it...
Numbers officially came out. Of course RC gets to run his number 4 even though he hasn't been to Loretta's since the 90s. That cheapens it a bit for me, the single digits are suppose to be earned. If he's going to race an amateur national he should be subjected to the same rules as everyone else, even the small ones like numbering system.
He got #4 because the fourth place guy from last year isn't going.
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7/14/2012 10:14am
Shawn142 wrote:
Numbers officially came out. Of course RC gets to run his number 4 even though he hasn't been to Loretta's since the 90s. That cheapens it...
Numbers officially came out. Of course RC gets to run his number 4 even though he hasn't been to Loretta's since the 90s. That cheapens it a bit for me, the single digits are suppose to be earned. If he's going to race an amateur national he should be subjected to the same rules as everyone else, even the small ones like numbering system.
DonM wrote:
He got #4 because the fourth place guy from last year isn't going.
Actually he is, and they gave him #40. And are you kidding me he hasn't earned it?? he's the friggin GOAT. Let him run whatever he wants!

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