Baggett is the clear choice for MXoN

Hut
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7/15/2012 12:24am
Tbteam wrote:
We could send two teams and finish 1-2.
VET176 wrote:
Cant argue with that statement. The other countries just don't have a 3rd rider. You guys could send RD, JS & BB. Then JB, MA &...
Cant argue with that statement.

The other countries just don't have a 3rd rider.

You guys could send RD, JS & BB. Then JB, MA & ET as the B team.
and if it wasn't for age restriction we could probably send Kdub, Dowd and Mike Brown for our old fart team otherwise known as third place. Laughing
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7/15/2012 12:31am
After watching that second moto i think baggett will end up on his backside if he goes you can not ride that track all out of control and on the limit like he rides,barcia will be a better pick for a solid finish
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7/15/2012 12:47am
Has Barcia not done really well the last few years at southwick ? I reckon we wait until southwick then see who should be the mx2 rider ...... by the way, dungey is a sure thing for the mx1 spot.
7/15/2012 12:56am Edited Date/Time 7/15/2012 12:59am
did he not 'get a taste of it' last year (when he raced with dungey, baggett and RV at the des nations at st jean d'angely)

herlings still not 18 yet either! not many 17 year olds can say that they have beaten RV can they?

as far as the US team selection goes- dungey is a certainty, alessi in my opinion would be a good choice. He gets good starts and is consistently up there this year- it would be a harsh decision to leave him out. Stewart is fast but crashes alot! RV may be back by then?
i think barcia would be the better 250 choice for lommel, see how baggett gets on at southwick?

how many of you guys are going to the race this year?

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7/15/2012 8:06am
PressPassP wrote:
So begs the question,IF Herlings beats whichever riders out of today's 250 class that the US send over,what would it say about who the best is?
Unfortunately for Herlings, it won't say much. He's in a bad spot. If the Dutch Sand Master cannot win in the sand, it makes the US look larger than life. If he does, everyone will say "yeah, what did you expect - it's a sand track" or, "he got lucky."
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7/15/2012 8:28am
TripleFive wrote:
Does it even matter? No matter who we send we're coming back with the trophy. Look what the 250f guys are doing to the world champion.
I want team USA to win more than anyone but chest thumping like this isn't necessary. I will have to endure countless days of shit talking because of comments like this if and when we don't win. I'd rather comments like this not be made but what the hell.

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