Upgrade to enjoy this feature!
Vital MX fantasy is free to play, but Premium users receive great benefits. Premium benefits include:
- View and download rider stats
- Pick trends
- Create a private league
- And more!
Only $10 for all 2026 SX, MX, and SMX series.
On the sand cairoli is more fast, and obviously dungey is more fast in USA tracks.
But I'm sure that if Tony Will came in National championship he can do the competition more interesting and funny for everyone.
Also i'm sure of the opposite. If americans like villo, RD or james came to do a season in europe they can do very well and win over cairoli.
The problem is that's are only dreaming.... We need to wait an other year to watch the best race, with the best riders...
But for me the answer is easy.
The real thinking of a best american riders, is that they wouldn't go to race in europe because level is considered lower.
And european riders they don't want to go in america to demostrate the opposite.
The perfect soluzion is 1 race a year AC,JH,desalle ecc...can fly in USA.
But at the same Villo,RD,JS7 ecc...need to to a MX gp. Only the sponsor can create problems...
1 race at home and 1 outside.
Riders think about it, you have enaught money to do this!
I would pay out $1k to any american or Chad reed if they won a GP next year...get a couple more people on board and they may have a reason to race. Although, Im guessing it would have to be one of the last GP's of the year after nationals are done or at least the title is decided... my only stipulation would be the track cant be in the U.S.
And if they will race 1 time in USA and 1 in Europe we can judge better the real level of 2 championship.
No excuse for anyone...this is my thinking
The Shop
Free shipping: VITALMX
DeCal Works Huge Plastic Inventory of UFO and Polisport kits.
Luxon 4-Post Bar Mounts
$189.95 - $239.95
If anyone thinks they wouldn't be close they are deluded. They certainly wouldn't get beat by as much as Dungey did at Lommel lol
They fly to different races across the world to new places like Mexico,Brazil USA etc and have done great
Dungey and Barcia ran really strong at Southwick,but they're not really AC and JH's sand pace
All the Motos Cairoli and Dungey have raced straight up and finished together,there's never been much between them,(aside from Lommel)
People underestimate Herlings on hardpack too,MXdN in France was pretty good for him,
Dungey is only 3-1 because Cairoli DNF'd, that comparison is like speculating that the odds are Dungey would beat Cairoli at Southwick because Cairoli would probably crash
The fairest way to match the two is their speed when they raced straight up against each other
Thats unless you'd be happy that if in 2 Motos raced at Southwick,if Cairoli went down in the first turn and DNF'd both times and Dungey won,you'd be quite happy to say Dungey spanked him??
Cairoli would be a match for anyone anywhere,end of story
Last I looked DNF'ing is part of racing, NO? if its not, then we should give Justin Barcia a 5th in that 1st moto at Lommel correct? Seem to think he had the same problems as Cairoli in Italy but choose to ride on unlike AC?
In my fantasy series I would put Southwick on the schedule to give the GP riders a little bit better chance. I will throw in Unadilla(very GP like), Millville and Red Bud. You can schedule Lommel, Lierop, ?,?. Go A1 and SD, plus Bercy and Italian SX and still I stand by my opinions.....NO GP rider in top 5 at end of series....
Race2
Ryan Villopoto 1.49.7
Jeffery Herlings 1.49.9
Race3
Ryan Villopoto 1.44.4
Ryan Dungey 1.46.0
Jeffery Herlings 1.46.3
That was a year ago,Herlings Rookie race on the big bike,he's definately improved since,
However in was in Europe so there's a Euro advantage,I'm not saying Herlings would beat everyone at other US tracks,he'd LOVE Southwick and I'm sure he'd run upfront somewhere in the Nationals,
Like him or not,the kid's damn fast!!
I imagine it would be pretty tricky for any GP in that scenario, based on the fact few of them even ride Supercross. To my knowledge Frossard, Desalle, Nagl and Herlings have little or no SX experience whatsoever. Pourcel would probably be the best bet, but who knows how motivated he would be... maybe that kind of series would appeal to him?
The Barcia thing is Bulshit,it doesn't have no resemblance to comparing who's faster,if you want to go there then you're saying these guys are equal to him
Barcia is 1-1 vs Leok
Barcia is 1-1 vs De Dycker
Barcia is 1-1 vs Guaneri
Barcia is 1-1 vs Boog
(obviously leaving out the qualifyer
When Americans win the World Championship then you can proclaim your rider is the best in the world, (without the advantage of racing foreign riders in ur own country or as team) Until just admit to the truth that they are all great riders and any of them can beat each other anywhere. (except maybe Lommel) lol
Pit Row
What Herlings and Cairoli were doing wasn't rocket science or other worldly skill. It was a technique that can be learned and mastered by other talented riders.
Like I said, careful what you wish for......................sometimes your weakness becomes your strength.
Same goes for Supercross.
Herlings has brought sand riding on a completely different level
that's the point the euros try to make for a long time
Deep sand riding (to AC's level) is not something that comes over night, you have to ride it until you're sick of it - listen to Zach Osborne's most recent interview on Pulpmx to see what I mean. I just can't imagine the National riders addressing that weakness if the AMA tour doesn't even feature ONE single deep sand track.
The horse is dead, yet you just keep beating it.
Post a reply to: i think herlings/cairoli could take dungey/villo at millville