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steed 2.0 9/30/2012 9:20am
9/30/2012 9:20am
SlowMoFo wrote:
He's name is Antonio Cairoli! Seems to me like he wanted to prove a point and waited for Herlings to do so! He is a beast!
Aard#68 wrote:
He's name is Jeffrey Herlings 100% He had a bit of an answer when he got informed by the pits that jefrrey was closing in. first...
He's name is Jeffrey Herlings 100%

He had a bit of an answer when he got informed by the pits that jefrrey was closing in.

first jeffrey closed in with 3-4 seconds per lap and later with 2-3 seconda per lap.

reason why herlings couldn't make it happen was because he had a smaller break and lost a lot of energy with riding from last to 2nd.

You are retarded when you name cairoli sandmaster
Tony was the better guy today, sad for the fans that we have not seen a real battle, Herlings vs Roczen's battle in 2011 GP Lommel was epic

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Lamecake 9/30/2012 9:38am
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SlowMoFo wrote:
He's name is Antonio Cairoli! Seems to me like he wanted to prove a point and waited for Herlings to do so! He is a beast!
Aard#68 wrote:
He's name is Jeffrey Herlings 100% He had a bit of an answer when he got informed by the pits that jefrrey was closing in. first...
He's name is Jeffrey Herlings 100%

He had a bit of an answer when he got informed by the pits that jefrrey was closing in.

first jeffrey closed in with 3-4 seconds per lap and later with 2-3 seconda per lap.

reason why herlings couldn't make it happen was because he had a smaller break and lost a lot of energy with riding from last to 2nd.

You are retarded when you name cairoli sandmaster
steed 2.0 wrote:
Tony was the better guy today, sad for the fans that we have not seen a real battle, Herlings vs Roczen's battle in 2011 GP Lommel...
Tony was the better guy today, sad for the fans that we have not seen a real battle, Herlings vs Roczen's battle in 2011 GP Lommel was epic

You look a bit familiar mr. Steed. :D
thrillbillie91 9/30/2012 9:56am
9/30/2012 9:56am
its the former sandking himself Tongue hey marc hows it going?
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Dobermann 9/30/2012 10:00am
9/30/2012 10:00am
SlowMoFo wrote:
He's name is Antonio Cairoli! Seems to me like he wanted to prove a point and waited for Herlings to do so! He is a beast!
have we????

Sorry, but Tony is more strong to Herlings...in Italy we know it...:-)

And Barcia is a complete rider, congratulations, the salvation of the U.S.A.

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thrillbillie91 9/30/2012 10:10am
9/30/2012 10:10am Edited Date/Time 9/30/2012 10:12am
props to 212 Smile
did JH have a rib problem?
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bd 9/30/2012 11:45am
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Barcia had like 25+ huge moments in the last heat (and prolly alot more offscreen). I wouldnt call him the team captain just cause he held...
Barcia had like 25+ huge moments in the last heat (and prolly alot more offscreen). I wouldnt call him the team captain just cause he held on to the bars this time. He had good speed, but was very lucky not to have crashed 5 more times.
Have you watched Barcia ride?
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SlowMoFo 9/30/2012 11:52am
9/30/2012 11:52am
SlowMoFo wrote:
He's name is Antonio Cairoli! Seems to me like he wanted to prove a point and waited for Herlings to do so! He is a beast!
Aard#68 wrote:
He's name is Jeffrey Herlings 100% He had a bit of an answer when he got informed by the pits that jefrrey was closing in. first...
He's name is Jeffrey Herlings 100%

He had a bit of an answer when he got informed by the pits that jefrrey was closing in.

first jeffrey closed in with 3-4 seconds per lap and later with 2-3 seconda per lap.

reason why herlings couldn't make it happen was because he had a smaller break and lost a lot of energy with riding from last to 2nd.

You are retarded when you name cairoli sandmaster
You forgot to change where you are from in your profile! They started at the same gate son, your boy got beat!
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Lamecake 9/30/2012 11:55am
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Lamecake wrote:
Barcia had like 25+ huge moments in the last heat (and prolly alot more offscreen). I wouldnt call him the team captain just cause he held...
Barcia had like 25+ huge moments in the last heat (and prolly alot more offscreen). I wouldnt call him the team captain just cause he held on to the bars this time. He had good speed, but was very lucky not to have crashed 5 more times.
bd wrote:
Have you watched Barcia ride?
Yeah, he crashed in training, free practice, in the first moto, and about 25 huge moments of near crashes in the final one. He looked pretty chaotic to me. Oh well lives up to the name wild child at least. The bambam just made him eat dirt.
thrillbillie91 9/30/2012 11:58am
9/30/2012 11:58am
it was great when he tried to lean on big ken, he didnt move him at all haha
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jbsky 9/30/2012 11:58am
9/30/2012 11:58am
It woulda been interesting to see where stewart and villopoto woulda placed.
CalimeroFan 9/30/2012 12:01pm
9/30/2012 12:01pm
To be honest, Barcia did beat all the beatable guys in moto 3, that to me is pretty impressive. Herlings and Cairoli are on another planet in the sand. But beating guys like Desalle, Nagl and Paulin on this track is simply good.
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Lamecake 9/30/2012 12:02pm
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thrillbillie91 wrote:
it was great when he tried to lean on big ken, he didnt move him at all haha
Haha yeah that was epic. Ken looking back like "wtf were you thinking"!
henry zweers 9/30/2012 12:02pm
9/30/2012 12:02pm
thrillbillie91 wrote:
props to 212 Smile
did JH have a rib problem?
jup there is just a pressrealese that JH whas riding whit bruised ribs
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SlowMoFo 9/30/2012 12:05pm
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thrillbillie91 wrote:
it was great when he tried to lean on big ken, he didnt move him at all haha
I don't know what he was thinking, Ken is a Big MOFO! lol
thrillbillie91 9/30/2012 12:06pm
9/30/2012 12:06pm
hell of a ride in both moto's.... he really dealt with the pressure well.... mark of a champion
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SlowMoFo 9/30/2012 12:08pm
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jbsky wrote:
It woulda been interesting to see where stewart and villopoto woulda placed.
James would've crashed his brains out(this is coming from a huge JS fan) and RV would've done really good but I don't think he would've had anything for AC or Herlings!
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SlowMoFo 9/30/2012 12:09pm
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CalimeroFan wrote:
To be honest, Barcia did beat all the beatable guys in moto 3, that to me is pretty impressive. Herlings and Cairoli are on another planet...
To be honest, Barcia did beat all the beatable guys in moto 3, that to me is pretty impressive. Herlings and Cairoli are on another planet in the sand. But beating guys like Desalle, Nagl and Paulin on this track is simply good.
Totally agree!

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Lamecake 9/30/2012 12:12pm
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jbsky wrote:
It woulda been interesting to see where stewart and villopoto woulda placed.
SlowMoFo wrote:
James would've crashed his brains out(this is coming from a huge JS fan) and RV would've done really good but I don't think he would've had...
James would've crashed his brains out(this is coming from a huge JS fan) and RV would've done really good but I don't think he would've had anything for AC or Herlings!
x2

Oh and Stewart is my hero too. Love the guy. Manlove.
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pawsan 9/30/2012 12:15pm
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CalimeroFan wrote:
To be honest, Barcia did beat all the beatable guys in moto 3, that to me is pretty impressive. Herlings and Cairoli are on another planet...
To be honest, Barcia did beat all the beatable guys in moto 3, that to me is pretty impressive. Herlings and Cairoli are on another planet in the sand. But beating guys like Desalle, Nagl and Paulin on this track is simply good.
SlowMoFo wrote:
Totally agree!
i thought barcia was amazing today, he rode with great heart. infact you could visably tell the guy was putting everything he had and a wee bit more into the job today. and you can't ask for anymore than that.
imo he was the best US rider today.
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SlowMoFo 9/30/2012 12:19pm
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pawsan wrote:
i thought barcia was amazing today, he rode with great heart. infact you could visably tell the guy was putting everything he had and a wee...
i thought barcia was amazing today, he rode with great heart. infact you could visably tell the guy was putting everything he had and a wee bit more into the job today. and you can't ask for anymore than that.
imo he was the best US rider today.
He sure was, I was a little dissapointed with Dungey, I sure was expecting him to do much better!
Motocross83 9/30/2012 12:23pm
9/30/2012 12:23pm
CalimeroFan wrote:
To be honest, Barcia did beat all the beatable guys in moto 3, that to me is pretty impressive. Herlings and Cairoli are on another planet...
To be honest, Barcia did beat all the beatable guys in moto 3, that to me is pretty impressive. Herlings and Cairoli are on another planet in the sand. But beating guys like Desalle, Nagl and Paulin on this track is simply good.
SlowMoFo wrote:
Totally agree!
x2

I think any reasonable person would have to agree there. The way he rode that last moto proved he was podium material and was actually the single best performance from team USA today imo - surprising to me that it ultimately came from Justin. He looked like he gave up racing JH and AC and just worried about himself - and it worked.
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chrisbuehler 9/30/2012 12:27pm
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CalimeroFan wrote:
To be honest, Barcia did beat all the beatable guys in moto 3, that to me is pretty impressive. Herlings and Cairoli are on another planet...
To be honest, Barcia did beat all the beatable guys in moto 3, that to me is pretty impressive. Herlings and Cairoli are on another planet in the sand. But beating guys like Desalle, Nagl and Paulin on this track is simply good.
Fucking right! I thought when Paulin passed him he was honna fade but he blew back by. Sick ride, can't wait to see Barcia outdoors now.
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chrisbuehler 9/30/2012 12:29pm
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Motocross83 wrote:
x2 I think any reasonable person would have to agree there. The way he rode that last moto proved he was podium material and was actually...
x2

I think any reasonable person would have to agree there. The way he rode that last moto proved he was podium material and was actually the single best performance from team USA today imo - surprising to me that it ultimately came from Justin. He looked like he gave up racing JH and AC and just worried about himself - and it worked.
Great observation. Perhaps he learned from the quali Herlings was on another level, just rode his race.
Whoops_Blitzer 9/30/2012 1:39pm
9/30/2012 1:39pm
If we're using this one moto to determine who the "new sand king" is, you could make the argument for Cairoli, as he won the race, but I don't know why you would want to (unless you have something against Herlings, which, let's be honest, you probably do). Herlings did get a bad start, yes, and that's part of the race, BUT he gave his good gate to his teammate and then crashed off the start. Then he caught Cairoli from waaay back, much sooner than I thought he would. AC had the advantage of being able to pace himself the whole race and then turned it on at the end -- Herlings was charging the whole way and got held up by lappers a bit. And if it's true that Herlings was riding with bruised ribs and maybe a concussion from being run over at the start, then I think it's pretty clear who the real sand man is.

I was pumped for Cairoli, though. Who wasn't? He was barely talked about and he killed it.
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AK74 9/30/2012 1:45pm
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jbsky wrote:
It woulda been interesting to see where stewart and villopoto woulda placed.
JS would have placed himself in the Emergency Room at the local hospital. The track would have bitten him in the ass.

RV would have had something, but not enough to beat Cairoli and Herlings.
brakkeman_ 9/30/2012 1:51pm
9/30/2012 1:51pm
AC was awesome today.

That being said, Herlings was clearly the fastest rider of the weekend.

This 18 year old, ran down a 6 time World Champion (20secs+ when he got into second), while crashing in the start, ran over by another bike, bruising his ribs.

Oh, he had the full 45 minutes of rest between motos, compared to Cairoli's 1.5/2 hr rest.
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FIREfish148 9/30/2012 2:00pm
9/30/2012 2:00pm
Bubba would have beat ac and herlings
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AK74 9/30/2012 2:06pm
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Bubba would have beat ac and herlings
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Crush 9/30/2012 8:12pm
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Derpin' DJ wrote:
That fact that Herlings caught him from almost dead last is pretty phenomenal.
Did look like Tony was laying up waiting for him though, when Herlings got there, AC dropped the hammer for the last 4-6 laps...

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