So, What does Marc have to say about James...

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Edited Date/Time 1/24/2012 9:59am
What are you going to report back to your guys back home?
Same as I did to you. I don’t like James Stewart. He makes a goon rider of me, and I don’t like that. There’s nobody in the world – it can be the triple Stefan Everts – that can stay with him here.

I think he won the first moto by like 56 seconds...
I’ve never... He was one minute and six seconds ahead of me, and I’ve never gotten beaten in the sand by more than 30 seconds by anybody. Ever. And he was just playing, man! I don’t understand that.
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8/25/2008 5:24am
And your point is?

No one said before Southwick that Stewart wouldn't easily beat de Reuver... including the de Reuver himself.

When are you guys going to understand that (most reasonable) GP followers don't claim to have anyone faster than Stewart of Villopoto, we all appreciate that these two are a class apart. We just think that it's a very close call between everyone behined them.
8/25/2008 5:30am
jamma10 wrote:
And your point is? No one said before Southwick that Stewart wouldn't easily beat de Reuver... including the de Reuver himself. When are you guys going...
And your point is?

No one said before Southwick that Stewart wouldn't easily beat de Reuver... including the de Reuver himself.

When are you guys going to understand that (most reasonable) GP followers don't claim to have anyone faster than Stewart of Villopoto, we all appreciate that these two are a class apart. We just think that it's a very close call between everyone behined them.
+1

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8/25/2008 5:43am
exaclty Stewart is the fastest right now everyone has always said that!
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8/25/2008 6:47am
It was cool that Marc came over and gave it a run. Guys need to give it a rest allready.

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8/25/2008 6:54am
From his interview with Steve Cox, he seems like a great guy. He says he got tired and had a problem with the heat, and that Stewart is unbelievably fast. Sounds just like our guys. I hope he makes it back next year.
8/25/2008 7:01am
jamma10 wrote:
And your point is? No one said before Southwick that Stewart wouldn't easily beat de Reuver... including the de Reuver himself. When are you guys going...
And your point is?

No one said before Southwick that Stewart wouldn't easily beat de Reuver... including the de Reuver himself.

When are you guys going to understand that (most reasonable) GP followers don't claim to have anyone faster than Stewart of Villopoto, we all appreciate that these two are a class apart. We just think that it's a very close call between everyone behined them.
Well said, but think you are probably wrong about Villopoto, Rattray or TC maybe even Tommy, could run his pace.
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8/25/2008 7:12am
chrisgg90 wrote:
Well said, but think you are probably wrong about Villopoto, Rattray or TC maybe even Tommy, could run his pace.
Yeah, ok. We saw the answer to that at the MXDN last year. Time will tell. September is right around the corner.
8/25/2008 7:24am
chrisgg90 wrote:
Well said, but think you are probably wrong about Villopoto, Rattray or TC maybe even Tommy, could run his pace.
Yamaha336 wrote:
Yeah, ok. We saw the answer to that at the MXDN last year. Time will tell. September is right around the corner.
Yeah and you would know, many GPs you been over to watch?
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8/25/2008 7:27am
wpcjs wrote:
It was cool that Marc came over and gave it a run. Guys need to give it a rest allready.
+1 Great to see him give it a go and hope he does it again in the future.
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8/25/2008 7:29am Edited Date/Time 8/25/2008 7:30am
chrisgg90 wrote:
Well said, but think you are probably wrong about Villopoto, Rattray or TC maybe even Tommy, could run his pace.
Yamaha336 wrote:
Yeah, ok. We saw the answer to that at the MXDN last year. Time will tell. September is right around the corner.
chrisgg90 wrote:
Yeah and you would know, many GPs you been over to watch?
We get the GP's over here. How many Nationals have you been over here to watch? Our 3 guys will run the table over in DP in Sep.
8/25/2008 7:52am
You watch on TV, wow , you really get a feel for the speed of the riders from that? I know when I watch the AMA races on TV that James,looks good out front and the rest look slow but, I know that's not the case.

So I guess with your answer you have never been to a GP, so that makes you like many on here who don't have a clue what they are talking about.

To answer your Question yes I have been over to watch the US nationals,many times and enjoy it very much, cause like many,I am a motocross fan and love both GP and AMA races.
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8/25/2008 8:02am
chrisgg90 wrote:
You watch on TV, wow , you really get a feel for the speed of the riders from that? I know when I watch the AMA...
You watch on TV, wow , you really get a feel for the speed of the riders from that? I know when I watch the AMA races on TV that James,looks good out front and the rest look slow but, I know that's not the case.

So I guess with your answer you have never been to a GP, so that makes you like many on here who don't have a clue what they are talking about.

To answer your Question yes I have been over to watch the US nationals,many times and enjoy it very much, cause like many,I am a motocross fan and love both GP and AMA races.
I did see the MXDN last year. Maybe I should come over there and hang out and watch the MXDN with you. We can get a stop watch for our 3 guys and a Sun Dial to time your guys.Tongue

Deal?
8/25/2008 8:17am
chrisgg90 wrote:
You watch on TV, wow , you really get a feel for the speed of the riders from that? I know when I watch the AMA...
You watch on TV, wow , you really get a feel for the speed of the riders from that? I know when I watch the AMA races on TV that James,looks good out front and the rest look slow but, I know that's not the case.

So I guess with your answer you have never been to a GP, so that makes you like many on here who don't have a clue what they are talking about.

To answer your Question yes I have been over to watch the US nationals,many times and enjoy it very much, cause like many,I am a motocross fan and love both GP and AMA races.
Yamaha336 wrote:
I did see the MXDN last year. Maybe I should come over there and hang out and watch the MXDN with you. We can get a...
I did see the MXDN last year. Maybe I should come over there and hang out and watch the MXDN with you. We can get a stop watch for our 3 guys and a Sun Dial to time your guys.Tongue

Deal?
Yeah come over and hang out, I'll even put you up and take you riding, I can assure you you will go home with a different opinion of our backward culture and riding.
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8/25/2008 8:21am
chrisgg90 wrote:
You watch on TV, wow , you really get a feel for the speed of the riders from that? I know when I watch the AMA...
You watch on TV, wow , you really get a feel for the speed of the riders from that? I know when I watch the AMA races on TV that James,looks good out front and the rest look slow but, I know that's not the case.

So I guess with your answer you have never been to a GP, so that makes you like many on here who don't have a clue what they are talking about.

To answer your Question yes I have been over to watch the US nationals,many times and enjoy it very much, cause like many,I am a motocross fan and love both GP and AMA races.
Yamaha336 wrote:
I did see the MXDN last year. Maybe I should come over there and hang out and watch the MXDN with you. We can get a...
I did see the MXDN last year. Maybe I should come over there and hang out and watch the MXDN with you. We can get a stop watch for our 3 guys and a Sun Dial to time your guys.Tongue

Deal?
Laughing Laughing @ sun dial.

I wish more American fans would come over.
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8/25/2008 8:28am
I guess I don't understand how or why Americans are so close-minded to ...well, anything worldly. I know many that say they have no desire to go to Europe because everything they want, need or enjoy is right here (and this is a very common American sentiment). How close-minded is that?

I love the fact that Marc came over here, tried his best, and under vastly different conditions, he pushed his hardest, did fantastic in the first moto, but came up short due to the environment (heat). He was simply not conditioned for our weather - what is so hard to understand about that? It would be like asking someone at sea level, to go up to 8000 feet and run 10 miles.

de Reuver can do it, just like any of the top professional MXers on the planet, with proper preparation.

Respect needs to be dispersed all the way around. He is certainly giving it to us....
8/25/2008 8:29am
jamma10 wrote:
Laughing Laughing @ sun dial.

I wish more American fans would come over.
At Matterly, we were standing with a couple of loud Americans and they were running there mouths about how James and Villo, were going to destroy the GP boys, 40 sec leads etc, blah blah blah then after one of the races, they were like, Oh Man that Everts is fast man, they took some stick, was good fun and they took it well and did admit Bubbles got a Riding lesson from the KING.
8/25/2008 8:33am
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I guess I don't understand how or why Americans are so close-minded to ...well, anything worldly. I know many that say they have no desire to...
I guess I don't understand how or why Americans are so close-minded to ...well, anything worldly. I know many that say they have no desire to go to Europe because everything they want, need or enjoy is right here (and this is a very common American sentiment). How close-minded is that?

I love the fact that Marc came over here, tried his best, and under vastly different conditions, he pushed his hardest, did fantastic in the first moto, but came up short due to the environment (heat). He was simply not conditioned for our weather - what is so hard to understand about that? It would be like asking someone at sea level, to go up to 8000 feet and run 10 miles.

de Reuver can do it, just like any of the top professional MXers on the planet, with proper preparation.

Respect needs to be dispersed all the way around. He is certainly giving it to us....
Yeah I wonder that also, I couldn't believe it when I read about only 20% having a passport, leaving 80% of Americans never having been outside the US, pretty sad actually when you think about it.
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8/25/2008 9:16am
chrissgg - Yep only 20% - amazing isn't it? (I'm one of the 20%). Guys like Yamaha336 are expected to be that way - they're a product of their Southern environment (I mean that in the nicest way Smile ). I'm not sure why we-as-a-whole are like that - the volume of our "Redneck Society" is scary.
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8/25/2008 9:43am
KGA wrote:
chrissgg - Yep only 20% - amazing isn't it? (I'm one of the 20%). Guys like Yamaha336 are expected to be that way - they're a...
chrissgg - Yep only 20% - amazing isn't it? (I'm one of the 20%). Guys like Yamaha336 are expected to be that way - they're a product of their Southern environment (I mean that in the nicest way Smile ). I'm not sure why we-as-a-whole are like that - the volume of our "Redneck Society" is scary.
When was that 20% number came up with? I only ask because I do not have a passport but have been to a few places that you did not need a passport untill a couple years ago. Mexico, Jamaca, etc..

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8/25/2008 10:06am
I assume you're asking how recent that percentage figure is? ('not quite sure by your sentence).

10 to 30% is a common figure that is very recent - but it is a difficult number to solidify as there are few reputable resources to accurately tally the numbers. In addition, most passports are valid for 10+ years, making consensus much harder.
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8/25/2008 10:26am
Marc claimed he could beat everyone else...besides 7...but he didn't even do that...go home...come back for a whole season...i hate european smack talk and no backup...
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8/25/2008 10:59am
halfe316 wrote:
Marc claimed he could beat everyone else...besides 7...but he didn't even do that...go home...come back for a whole season...i hate european smack talk and no backup...
He NEVER said that, where did you here him say that? It was just some asshole like you who put shit like that on the messageboard last week, and now everybody claims he said that. Marc even posted on this very messageboard that he was misquoted.
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8/25/2008 11:03am
KGA wrote:
chrissgg - Yep only 20% - amazing isn't it? (I'm one of the 20%). Guys like Yamaha336 are expected to be that way - they're a...
chrissgg - Yep only 20% - amazing isn't it? (I'm one of the 20%). Guys like Yamaha336 are expected to be that way - they're a product of their Southern environment (I mean that in the nicest way Smile ). I'm not sure why we-as-a-whole are like that - the volume of our "Redneck Society" is scary.
I have been in more countries than you have fingers and toes.Smile
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8/25/2008 11:13am
halfe316 wrote:
Marc claimed he could beat everyone else...besides 7...but he didn't even do that...go home...come back for a whole season...i hate european smack talk and no backup...
I think they get pretty sick of your fucking smack talk too. How many races you won?

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