The best American in Lommel...

MXMattii
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Edited Date/Time 10/2/2012 6:22pm
I was impressed with Baggett. The guy comes from Cali, mostly hard pack tracks and then adapts to his nightmare and get one good score (his goal).

Barcia was the biggest disappointment! That guy was telling the world that he grew up in the sand and that he was a sand rider and then you see him in real life and you need to conclude that he wasn't capable following Roczen on his 250, wasn't capable following De Dycker and so on! He only finished 1 out of 3 heats!
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DL
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10/2/2012 9:12am
Agreed........ Dungey was just unimpressive. Barcia's bam bam style cost us a possible win. He should not have run it in on DeDyker and I thought he had a lot to do with Dungey's crash.
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10/2/2012 9:18am
I thought this was going to be a Rupert X thread....
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10/2/2012 9:21am
Someone please take away my internet....why do I do this to myself...
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10/2/2012 9:22am
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Someone please take away my internet....why do I do this to myself...
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MXMattii
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10/2/2012 9:26am
Why are some of you such crybabies! Talk about who you thought was good and who wasn't!
@DL Indeed I was standing not that far from the crash and Barcia had allot of input in that crash! Don't get it! Barcia really wanted to prove that he was able to ride sand and was able to beat Europeans...
10/2/2012 9:40am
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Someone please take away my internet....why do I do this to myself...
That's hilarious! Laughing
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10/2/2012 9:41am
To be fair to Barcia, he got the US on the podium with his third in the final moto, that was the best result USA got all weekend.
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10/2/2012 9:51am
MXMattii wrote:
I was impressed with Baggett. The guy comes from Cali, mostly hard pack tracks and then adapts to his nightmare and get one good score (his...
I was impressed with Baggett. The guy comes from Cali, mostly hard pack tracks and then adapts to his nightmare and get one good score (his goal).

Barcia was the biggest disappointment! That guy was telling the world that he grew up in the sand and that he was a sand rider and then you see him in real life and you need to conclude that he wasn't capable following Roczen on his 250, wasn't capable following De Dycker and so on! He only finished 1 out of 3 heats!
DeDycker, Desalle, Leok, Nagel, Paulin, Searle, Shiffer, Goncalves and Guarneri....Are those names familiar to you Matti? That's a list of pretty solid GP riders, no?.....oh and by the way, they all got beat by Justin on the "hardest track in the world" You my friend are a major league TARD.....

just curious, are you drunk?
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10/2/2012 9:55am
Barcia had the best ride for the US, I felt he was what we needed there. Barcia was our savior.
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10/2/2012 9:58am
Hmmm, personally I felt Barcia was clearly the better US rider.
10/2/2012 9:59am
He certainly had the most impressive lap times.
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10/2/2012 10:27am
To bad Barcia could not keep himself cool as he did in the last moto.
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10/2/2012 11:00am
I liked Barcia the best of all Americans. He did great in the final moto.

And indeed, Barcia said he grew up in the sand and that he could ride in the sand. Have you also heard what he said on the podium ?
"Before today i thought i could ride in the sand. Today i found out i can't"

Well, before this nations event in Lommel i thought Barcia was an idiot. Full of himself. I found out he is a class act.
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10/2/2012 11:07am
How many times is this going to be a topic of discussion?
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I hate opinions
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10/2/2012 11:53am
The best American in Lommel, it's obvious....Decoster.
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10/2/2012 12:02pm
Barcia was the best one there and got us on the podium. Had he not gotten his front wheel chopped, he probably would have went 2-3, 3-3 at the worst. Barcia also got two top 5 starts from the outside. Dungey and Baggett had their worst races of the year.
10/2/2012 12:09pm
Barcia a disappointment? That's some funny shit. The man dropped his bike, rode with broken spokes, had his front wheel lock up and still finished 14th. Then he finished third to two extremely talented sand riders. Congrats to Germany but Barcia was far from any disappointment.
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10/2/2012 12:12pm
Barcia a disappointment? That's some funny shit. The man dropped his bike, rode with broken spokes, had his front wheel lock up and still finished 14th...
Barcia a disappointment? That's some funny shit. The man dropped his bike, rode with broken spokes, had his front wheel lock up and still finished 14th. Then he finished third to two extremely talented sand riders. Congrats to Germany but Barcia was far from any disappointment.
He broke his spokes because he did a stupid action, his wheel locked up because he crashed... He made Dungey crash...
He tried to follow Herlings but overrode the track so hard that he went down (Qualifying).
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10/2/2012 12:20pm
Mx matti. Where did barcia make dungey crash. I have replayed that crash over and over as soon as dungey landed he started swapping then ate shit. All on his own on the other side of the track to barcia.
10/2/2012 12:23pm
Barcia a disappointment? That's some funny shit. The man dropped his bike, rode with broken spokes, had his front wheel lock up and still finished 14th...
Barcia a disappointment? That's some funny shit. The man dropped his bike, rode with broken spokes, had his front wheel lock up and still finished 14th. Then he finished third to two extremely talented sand riders. Congrats to Germany but Barcia was far from any disappointment.
MXMattii wrote:
He broke his spokes because he did a stupid action, his wheel locked up because he crashed... He made Dungey crash... He tried to follow Herlings...
He broke his spokes because he did a stupid action, his wheel locked up because he crashed... He made Dungey crash...
He tried to follow Herlings but overrode the track so hard that he went down (Qualifying).
MXMatti, don't take this the wrong way but you don't know what the fuck you are talking about.
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10/2/2012 12:25pm
The BEST American's?

The mechanics that had to prep, clean and keep the race bikes in top shape alll weekend!
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10/2/2012 12:29pm Edited Date/Time 10/2/2012 12:32pm
I was there and Barcia was most impressive by far of the US riders. In that final moto we could all see how fast he had adapted too the gnarliest track in the world.

Phased him self well and showed great technique. 3 place was really the best he could do ! with 2 supreme sandriders in front he wanked a lot of big GP names who also are known for their sandriding.

if u look a the individual results BB # 12 got second in MX2 !

I think the US performance was great despite all the tipovers and problems they had. Germany had none.

Hey, even Cairoli said he was impressed by Barcia!!
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10/2/2012 12:29pm
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Mx matti. Where did barcia make dungey crash. I have replayed that crash over and over as soon as dungey landed he started swapping then ate...
Mx matti. Where did barcia make dungey crash. I have replayed that crash over and over as soon as dungey landed he started swapping then ate shit. All on his own on the other side of the track to barcia.
Exactly. Dungey has had people crash all around him before. That didn't effect him. Just like the photographer didn't effect Stewart. If people really want to get into details about it, Dungey should have let Barcia by sooner since Barcia was clearly faster than him.
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10/2/2012 12:35pm Edited Date/Time 10/2/2012 12:36pm
DL wrote:
Agreed........ Dungey was just unimpressive. Barcia's bam bam style cost us a possible win. He should not have run it in on DeDyker and I thought...
Agreed........ Dungey was just unimpressive. Barcia's bam bam style cost us a possible win. He should not have run it in on DeDyker and I thought he had a lot to do with Dungey's crash.
Barcia's bam bam style cost us a possible win

Woulda coulda shoulda, if that if this, but but but

I thought he had a lot to do with Dungey's crash.

Laughing Please

You going to blame him for the war and bad economy next? Jesus........

Our guys did great, they made mistakes sure but this blaming game is just a bunch of BS.
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10/2/2012 12:37pm
Brettw41 wrote:
Mx matti. Where did barcia make dungey crash. I have replayed that crash over and over as soon as dungey landed he started swapping then ate...
Mx matti. Where did barcia make dungey crash. I have replayed that crash over and over as soon as dungey landed he started swapping then ate shit. All on his own on the other side of the track to barcia.
Look at Dungeys, he scares the f*ck out of him when he sees Barcia going from left to right to left and then because of that Dunge closes his throttle and that is a crucial mistake on a track as lommel. You can fix allot of things due a little bit more throttle but less throttle is a big mistake and that results in a crash!
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10/2/2012 12:44pm
Ha behave as soon as he lands his back end swaps has nothing to do with shutting off dungey fucked up and crashed. If it was to do with shutting off his front would have dug in but his back end kicked out. Ive rode that track many of time and know exactly how it rides.
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10/2/2012 12:45pm
Dungey was already sideways when Barcia crossrutted as u can se in slowmo, but Dungey could might have saved it by pinning it if Barcia wasnt there.
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10/2/2012 12:51pm
DL wrote:
Agreed........ Dungey was just unimpressive. Barcia's bam bam style cost us a possible win. He should not have run it in on DeDyker and I thought...
Agreed........ Dungey was just unimpressive. Barcia's bam bam style cost us a possible win. He should not have run it in on DeDyker and I thought he had a lot to do with Dungey's crash.
BR_HERO wrote:
[i]Barcia's bam bam style cost us a possible win[/i] Woulda coulda shoulda, if that if this, but but but [i] I thought he had a lot...
Barcia's bam bam style cost us a possible win

Woulda coulda shoulda, if that if this, but but but

I thought he had a lot to do with Dungey's crash.

Laughing Please

You going to blame him for the war and bad economy next? Jesus........

Our guys did great, they made mistakes sure but this blaming game is just a bunch of BS.
This ain't no blaming game it's just my opinion on the weak link..... You are entitled to yours too. It's a free country. BTW many people who were there and part of it happen to agree. It's just bench racing!

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