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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!
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 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...
just curious, are you drunk?
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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He tried to follow Herlings but overrode the track so hard that he went down (Qualifying).
The mechanics that had to prep, clean and keep the race bikes in top shape alll weekend!
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!!
Woulda coulda shoulda, if that if this, but but but
I thought he had a lot to do with Dungey's crash.
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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