The Sh*& Paul Malin says.....

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9/29/2012 7:36pm
Crush wrote:
To be fair tho every Euro at this event is out to beat the Americans and being that Malin pretty much single handedly brought about the...
To be fair tho every Euro at this event is out to beat the Americans and being that Malin pretty much single handedly brought about the end of the streak in 94, (well that and the American's gearing,) I'd say he likes to have a stab more than most...
rmpilot wrote:
what all happened in 94?
1994 Roggenburg Switzerland, Tea GB led by Malin on probably the fastest 125 ever handed USA their asses...

Malin was a freak that day but to be fair Larocco was the best 500 guy and the MX-Kied had a bad day... The track was stupid fast, like freeways up and down hills and the american riders maybe didn't show up with the right gearing and what not, they looked slow in some parts...
9/29/2012 7:51pm
LOL i didnt think malin was any different to what he normally is...

but the one thing that annoyed me was that ditsy blonde chick amy on the start line!
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9/29/2012 7:56pm
AS64 wrote:
^this
Canadian races are voiced over in a studio at a later date, with key clips pulled, maybe scripted too. Malin is a one man show, thats a lot of time to fill. Jeff would struggle with what Malin does and Ralph.......Sideways
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9/29/2012 10:31pm
I thought Malin was neutral, it sure seemed that way when Barcia crashed and the crowd cheared.
Malin commented that that chearing was not right and unecessary.

This was just before Team USA cheated.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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9/29/2012 10:33pm
Crush wrote:
To be fair tho every Euro at this event is out to beat the Americans and being that Malin pretty much single handedly brought about the...
To be fair tho every Euro at this event is out to beat the Americans and being that Malin pretty much single handedly brought about the end of the streak in 94, (well that and the American's gearing,) I'd say he likes to have a stab more than most...
rmpilot wrote:
what all happened in 94?
Crush wrote:
1994 Roggenburg Switzerland, Tea GB led by Malin on probably the fastest 125 ever handed USA their asses... Malin was a freak that day but to...
1994 Roggenburg Switzerland, Tea GB led by Malin on probably the fastest 125 ever handed USA their asses...

Malin was a freak that day but to be fair Larocco was the best 500 guy and the MX-Kied had a bad day... The track was stupid fast, like freeways up and down hills and the american riders maybe didn't show up with the right gearing and what not, they looked slow in some parts...
Yeah i agree the Americans came to the MXon that year with one sprocket each ???????????????????????????
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9/29/2012 10:36pm
Crush wrote:
To be fair I'd say that's accurate...

If you haven't won the world title in 250s I'd say you aren't ready for the 450s...
...and if you have, you're ready for America.
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Its not cool, but some people make it very easy ;) Truth be known I love America, well parts of California I've visited and Austin, TX...
Its not cool, but some people make it very easy Wink

Truth be known I love America, well parts of California I've visited and Austin, TX. My girlfriend lives in San Diego, have prob collectively spent over a year there in the past 4 years. You just have to take the rednecks with a pinch of salt. Plenty of those round these parts too though.
Rednecks in San Diego? If you think those are rednecks it's best you don't visit the south
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9/30/2012 6:07am
rmpilot wrote:
what all happened in 94?
Crush wrote:
1994 Roggenburg Switzerland, Tea GB led by Malin on probably the fastest 125 ever handed USA their asses... Malin was a freak that day but to...
1994 Roggenburg Switzerland, Tea GB led by Malin on probably the fastest 125 ever handed USA their asses...

Malin was a freak that day but to be fair Larocco was the best 500 guy and the MX-Kied had a bad day... The track was stupid fast, like freeways up and down hills and the american riders maybe didn't show up with the right gearing and what not, they looked slow in some parts...
julienmark wrote:
Yeah i agree the Americans came to the MXon that year with one sprocket each ???????????????????????????
sounds legitimate to me. he had his best day while the other guys had their worst. that happens alot.
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As an Englishman iv found his commentary embarrassing today.. He's relentlessly banging on about the USA not winning. It's disrespectful not only to the USA team but to the teams that have beaten them.
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wow!
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I read through the first page on my phone and was wondering what year it is.
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10/4/2015 2:59am
Crush wrote:
1994 Roggenburg Switzerland, Tea GB led by Malin on probably the fastest 125 ever handed USA their asses... Malin was a freak that day but to...
1994 Roggenburg Switzerland, Tea GB led by Malin on probably the fastest 125 ever handed USA their asses...

Malin was a freak that day but to be fair Larocco was the best 500 guy and the MX-Kied had a bad day... The track was stupid fast, like freeways up and down hills and the american riders maybe didn't show up with the right gearing and what not, they looked slow in some parts...
julienmark wrote:
Yeah i agree the Americans came to the MXon that year with one sprocket each ???????????????????????????
rmpilot wrote:
sounds legitimate to me. he had his best day while the other guys had their worst. that happens alot.
There was a quote going around at some point from Fro–maybe a podcast... He flat out said he was out-motored and out geared on that track.

Great racing though, watch it below. Malin is definitely not only faster but going faster than the rest too.

https://youtu.be/dlMpZZM8k0E
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10/4/2015 3:21am
Regis wrote:
On Zach Osbourne....... "not quite ready for MX1 so he will be going to ride 250's in America next year" without coming out and just saying...
On Zach Osbourne.......

"not quite ready for MX1 so he will be going to ride 250's in America next year"

without coming out and just saying it, he is about anti american (racing wise) you can get. Every time I watch a race in which he commentates he is always throwing little jabs. The US GP last year was a gem as well.
Paul is just anti "all what's non British" (racing wise) ;-)
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10/4/2015 3:39am
Regis wrote:
On Zach Osbourne....... "not quite ready for MX1 so he will be going to ride 250's in America next year" without coming out and just saying...
On Zach Osbourne.......

"not quite ready for MX1 so he will be going to ride 250's in America next year"

without coming out and just saying it, he is about anti american (racing wise) you can get. Every time I watch a race in which he commentates he is always throwing little jabs. The US GP last year was a gem as well.
GG83 wrote:
Paul is just anti "all what's non British" (racing wise) ;-)
I dont think in the years since this was first said, that anything has changed, Osborne will never be a good MX1 rider because of his size AND the way he rides.. when he was on Dixon Yamaha over here , i remember Steve Dixon saying that a set of crankcases only lasted 3 meetings because he revved the bike that hard , and also that he would come back to the pits to get motor mounts and swingarm checked because the bike felt 'soft'

Great rider , had the pleasure of calling some of his races. but Malin was right , if he was good enough to be on one, he would be on one , right?

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10/4/2015 3:56am Edited Date/Time 10/4/2015 3:58am
Regis wrote:
On Zach Osbourne....... "not quite ready for MX1 so he will be going to ride 250's in America next year" without coming out and just saying...
On Zach Osbourne.......

"not quite ready for MX1 so he will be going to ride 250's in America next year"

without coming out and just saying it, he is about anti american (racing wise) you can get. Every time I watch a race in which he commentates he is always throwing little jabs. The US GP last year was a gem as well.
GG83 wrote:
Paul is just anti "all what's non British" (racing wise) ;-)
philG wrote:
I dont think in the years since this was first said, that anything has changed, Osborne will never be a good MX1 rider because of his...
I dont think in the years since this was first said, that anything has changed, Osborne will never be a good MX1 rider because of his size AND the way he rides.. when he was on Dixon Yamaha over here , i remember Steve Dixon saying that a set of crankcases only lasted 3 meetings because he revved the bike that hard , and also that he would come back to the pits to get motor mounts and swingarm checked because the bike felt 'soft'

Great rider , had the pleasure of calling some of his races. but Malin was right , if he was good enough to be on one, he would be on one , right?

His size? He has the same sort of physique as Ricky Carmichael and Cooper Webb is probably even smaller.

Remember in 2008 Osborne had a pretty impressive MXdN on a 450.

Malin was specifically talking about Osborne not wanting to move up a class at the time, Zach said as much in interviews back then. How anyone could interpret it as a swipe at Americans is quite frankly beyond belief.
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When i saw him in the flesh , he looks smaller than i expected , i just feel (and probably so does he) that the age rule in MX2 forced him back to the US, along with the lure of some $$$, but he is one of those guys that is just awesome on the smaller bike and its what he would always rather be on.


Was trying to remember 2008 Nations , dont recall the trip , until i realised it was Donington, and we went sunday in the AM as its 25 mins away, so didnt see his heat race, but yeah , looked like he went well on it.



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When i saw him in the flesh , he looks smaller than i expected , i just feel (and probably so does he) that the age...
When i saw him in the flesh , he looks smaller than i expected , i just feel (and probably so does he) that the age rule in MX2 forced him back to the US, along with the lure of some $$$, but he is one of those guys that is just awesome on the smaller bike and its what he would always rather be on.


Was trying to remember 2008 Nations , dont recall the trip , until i realised it was Donington, and we went sunday in the AM as its 25 mins away, so didnt see his heat race, but yeah , looked like he went well on it.



'i just feel (and probably so does he) that the age rule in MX2 forced him back to the US, along with the lure of some $$$'

That's precisely what happened.
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[i]'i just feel (and probably so does he) that the age rule in MX2 forced him back to the US, along with the lure of some...
'i just feel (and probably so does he) that the age rule in MX2 forced him back to the US, along with the lure of some $$$'

That's precisely what happened.
He wasnt going to get a 450 ride that made anywhere near the money he got for going back home.

Its a shame, i thought he embraced europe really well, and loved that he did local races on the Evo stuff for fun.

When you look at the 2008 results, you realise how many riders never made it off a 250 and into the big class.

And how many of those guys are now in the WEC
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10/4/2015 5:29am
Crush wrote:
To be fair I'd say that's accurate...

If you haven't won the world title in 250s I'd say you aren't ready for the 450s...
How many MX2 titles did Febvre win.
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10/4/2015 6:22am Edited Date/Time 10/4/2015 6:23am
neysbo wrote:
How many MX2 titles did Febvre win.
25 years of AMA big bike MX champs below. Only 7 hadn't won a little title first. 14 had.

80 Howerton No
81 Howerton No
82 Hansen No
83 Bailey Yes
84 Johnson No
85 Ward Yes
86 Johnson No
87 Johnson No
88 Ward Yes
89 Stanton No
90 Stanton No
91 Bayle Yes
92 Stanton No
93 Keid Yes
94 Larocco No
95 McGrath No
96 Fro Yes
97 Fro Yes
98 Henry Yes
99 Albee Yes
00 Carmichael Yes
01 Carmichael Yes
02 Carmichael Yes
03 Carmichael Yes
04 Carmichael Yes
05 Carmichael Yes
06 Carmichael Yes
07 Langston Yes
08 Stewart Yes
09 Reed No
10 Dungey Yes
11 RV Yes
12 Dungey Yes
13 RV Yes
14 Kenny Yes
15 Dungey Yes
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Gps...

80 Jobé No
81 Hudson No
82 LaPorté No
83 Jobé No
84 Kinigadner No
85 Kinigadner No
86 Vimond No
87 Geboers Yes
88 van den Berk Yes
89 JMB Yes
90 Puzar Yes
91 Parker Yes
92 Schmidt No
93 Albee Yes
94 Albee Yes
95 Everts Yes
96 Everts Yes
97 Everts Yes
98 Tortelli Yes
99 Bolley No
00 Bolley No
01 Pichon No
02 Pichon No
03 Everts Yes
04 Everts Yes
05 Everts Yes
06 Everts Yes
07 Ramon Yes
08 Phillaperts No
09 AC Yes
10 AC Yes
11 AC Yes
12 AC Yes
13 AC Yes
14 AC Yes
15 Febvre No
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10/4/2015 6:42am
neysbo wrote:
How many MX2 titles did Febvre win.
Crush wrote:
25 years of AMA big bike MX champs below. Only 7 hadn't won a little title first. 14 had. 80 Howerton No 81 Howerton No 82...
25 years of AMA big bike MX champs below. Only 7 hadn't won a little title first. 14 had.

80 Howerton No
81 Howerton No
82 Hansen No
83 Bailey Yes
84 Johnson No
85 Ward Yes
86 Johnson No
87 Johnson No
88 Ward Yes
89 Stanton No
90 Stanton No
91 Bayle Yes
92 Stanton No
93 Keid Yes
94 Larocco No
95 McGrath No
96 Fro Yes
97 Fro Yes
98 Henry Yes
99 Albee Yes
00 Carmichael Yes
01 Carmichael Yes
02 Carmichael Yes
03 Carmichael Yes
04 Carmichael Yes
05 Carmichael Yes
06 Carmichael Yes
07 Langston Yes
08 Stewart Yes
09 Reed No
10 Dungey Yes
11 RV Yes
12 Dungey Yes
13 RV Yes
14 Kenny Yes
15 Dungey Yes
Irrelevant trying to cover your ass for something stupid you said three years ago Grinning
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10/4/2015 6:51am
Except the numbers back my argument up.... vast majority of big bike champs were former tiddler champs... and if you add multiple winners its even more so.
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10/4/2015 7:03am
Crush wrote:
Except the numbers back my argument up.... vast majority of big bike champs were former tiddler champs... and if you add multiple winners its even more...
Except the numbers back my argument up.... vast majority of big bike champs were former tiddler champs... and if you add multiple winners its even more so.
how do they back you up? Yea a lot of them won little bike titles but guess what nearly a 1/3rd of them didn't... Success on little bike means nothing.
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10/4/2015 7:37am
Crush wrote:
Except the numbers back my argument up.... vast majority of big bike champs were former tiddler champs... and if you add multiple winners its even more...
Except the numbers back my argument up.... vast majority of big bike champs were former tiddler champs... and if you add multiple winners its even more so.
Bailey never won a pro 125 title.
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10/4/2015 8:15am Edited Date/Time 10/4/2015 8:22am
Crush wrote:
To be fair I'd say that's accurate...

If you haven't won the world title in 250s I'd say you aren't ready for the 450s...
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Regis wrote:
On Zach Osbourne....... "not quite ready for MX1 so he will be going to ride 250's in America next year" without coming out and just saying...
On Zach Osbourne.......

"not quite ready for MX1 so he will be going to ride 250's in America next year"

without coming out and just saying it, he is about anti american (racing wise) you can get. Every time I watch a race in which he commentates he is always throwing little jabs. The US GP last year was a gem as well.
Yep, anyone who doesn't see his passive aggressive, Euro complex is either Euro, or not paying attention.
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10/4/2015 8:20am
Never mind ..fugg I hate when people dig old shit up like that, their asses should get clicked for that.
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Febvre was EMX 250 champ, think he stole it off Ferrandis at the death as he was injured.

There were guys who made careers out of being a small bike guy , you cant do that now.
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Its not cool, but some people make it very easy ;) Truth be known I love America, well parts of California I've visited and Austin, TX...
Its not cool, but some people make it very easy Wink

Truth be known I love America, well parts of California I've visited and Austin, TX. My girlfriend lives in San Diego, have prob collectively spent over a year there in the past 4 years. You just have to take the rednecks with a pinch of salt. Plenty of those round these parts too though.
Rednecks in San Diego? If you think those are rednecks it's best you don't visit the south
I know this is an old thread but the "redneck linking the whole south together" with them gets older than shit really. I think a lot of you guys don't know the difference from regular folks in the south vs rednecks vs PWT (poor white trash). I've been up north and to the Midwest and as far west as Texas and I'll take the south any day. I'll get off my soapbox now.

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