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The crash this weekend reminded me a lot of the photog crash in the outdoors, minus the photog obviously.
hey, whatever happened to "hillbilly"...the husky dude?
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1. Dungey swung out wider...it was just a smarter line. It wasn't much wider, but it didn't have to be.
2. Stewart's front end was dancing around as he tried to line up the jump, almost like he couldn't decide where to go.
3. Dungey kept his leg out till the last possible moment. Maybe Stewart's "MotoGP" style is better suited to MotoGP.
I noticed something else, too, but not from the video: Marvin Musquin has made two very Stewart-like comments recently.
First, after his Daytona win, he said "I don't want to say it was easy, but...", which of course means "It was easy," which of course is what Stewart said after his win at Oakland last year and which he took much subsequent shit for.
Then yesterday, after crashing and finishing 3rd in the main, MM said (twice) "I was faster and I knew it."
How much longer can the gangly Frenchman maintain his nice 'n' humble reputation? Moto fans in my experience are certainly not a hypocritical bunch, so "not for long" would be my guess.
They showed it in slow motion at one point as he was coming through
that corner and you could just see his front tire barely skimming the dirt.
I was keeping my fingers crossed that it wasn't going to happen, but it
did bit him in the end.
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When the crowd roared I knew it was at that exact spot, the way he was doing it just looked sketchy all night. Watching the crash replay, it just made sense how his front end knifed, I'm sure the line was gone by then anyway.
Stew's a class act (much more so than many in the sport), and he's already shown that he helped take the speed to a higher level. He has nothing more to prove.
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