It wouldn't have mattered who Team USA sent to Lommel

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Edited Date/Time 10/2/2012 10:04am
They weren't going to win this one. Hey, I was pulling for USA being a big Dungey fan, but in the end, they couldn't get up to speed that quickly in those conditions. Huge props to Germany, and to AC and Herlings for their incredible rides. I was proud of the humility the boys showed in their defeat. But I don't care if it was RV and JS with the Dunge or anyone else, those Euro boys displayed some mad skills in that shit. Crazy tough track. Hang off the back fender and pin it. Impressive. Does anyone else think we could have won with another team after seeing the results this past weekend?
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motokawi818 10/2/2012 12:32am
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Villopoto Stewart and possibly baggett Tomac or Barcia on the 250. Those guys will go all out and for the win no matter what. I feel that team would have a better shot.
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ocscottie 10/2/2012 12:55am
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DirtBikeRider 10/2/2012 10:04am
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motokawi818 wrote:
Villopoto Stewart and possibly baggett Tomac or Barcia on the 250. Those guys will go all out and for the win no matter what. I feel...
Villopoto Stewart and possibly baggett Tomac or Barcia on the 250. Those guys will go all out and for the win no matter what. I feel that team would have a better shot.
stewart would of ended up on his arse every race, cant see him being a big help ! Whistling

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