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9/27/2014 8:45am
We shouldn't have to deal with this, bring back RC KDUB and Tedesco for crying out loud, our teams are sucking these days....Dizzy
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9/27/2014 8:47am
Who punted Martin into the water?
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9/27/2014 8:48am
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We shouldn't have to deal with this, bring back RC KDUB and Tedesco for crying out loud, our teams are sucking these days....Dizzy
You'll still probably manage to pull it off tomorrow though, 8th gate pick isn't actually that bad at all.
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TDeath21 wrote:
That's something Martin hasn't done all season. I think the pressure is definitely getting to him. Tomac and Dungey need to step it up now and...
That's something Martin hasn't done all season. I think the pressure is definitely getting to him. Tomac and Dungey need to step it up now and each have two great finishes. It might be a good strategy to have Martin only race Moto 2 depending on his injury severity.
he never saw that coming , looking at his posture on the bike before it happened

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Glory wrote:
The only thing I prefer about europen motocross compared to american, the fans :laugh: http://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=512561648887603
The only thing I prefer about europen motocross compared to american, the fans Laughing


http://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=512561648887603
I love how they get into it so much. its like the core fans consist of 95% of the crowd versus like 30% here and the other 70% is the monster truck type crowd
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9/27/2014 8:53am
Europe is kicking our butts in Ryder cup golf today as well. Could be a tough weekend for us but we aren't out of it yet by any means.
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9/27/2014 8:56am
TDeath21 wrote:
That's something Martin hasn't done all season. I think the pressure is definitely getting to him. Tomac and Dungey need to step it up now and...
That's something Martin hasn't done all season. I think the pressure is definitely getting to him. Tomac and Dungey need to step it up now and each have two great finishes. It might be a good strategy to have Martin only race Moto 2 depending on his injury severity.
what??? jmart's crash is the equivalent to stew's crash @ the wick 2013 , hows that pressure??
9/27/2014 9:02am
Anybody know who the Kouzis guy is #108 or something around that?? The dude threw such a fat whip in practice lol
9/27/2014 9:03am
TDeath21 wrote:
That's something Martin hasn't done all season. I think the pressure is definitely getting to him. Tomac and Dungey need to step it up now and...
That's something Martin hasn't done all season. I think the pressure is definitely getting to him. Tomac and Dungey need to step it up now and each have two great finishes. It might be a good strategy to have Martin only race Moto 2 depending on his injury severity.
dhp_mma94 wrote:
what??? jmart's crash is the equivalent to stew's crash @ the wick 2013 , hows that pressure??
No pressure. He hit a kicker nothing more than that.
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9/27/2014 9:08am
I am hoping JMart is still able to perform at a decent level tomorrow. Hopefully Team USA has their crashing behind them now.
9/27/2014 9:25am
U.S. riders are cracking under pressure and jet lag...not getting the job done against riders they'd normally smoke.
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9/27/2014 9:30am
If only they had flown out earlier...
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9/27/2014 9:34am
TDeath21 wrote:
That's something Martin hasn't done all season. I think the pressure is definitely getting to him. Tomac and Dungey need to step it up now and...
That's something Martin hasn't done all season. I think the pressure is definitely getting to him. Tomac and Dungey need to step it up now and each have two great finishes. It might be a good strategy to have Martin only race Moto 2 depending on his injury severity.
dhp_mma94 wrote:
what??? jmart's crash is the equivalent to stew's crash @ the wick 2013 , hows that pressure??
He went off the track twice before that didn't he? Definitely his worst race of the season. I didn't catch the last half of the race because I had to head to work.
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U.S. riders are cracking under pressure and jet lag...not getting the job done against riders they'd normally smoke.
Did you watch? Tomac crashed unlucky during the start.. Martin also very bad luck.. absolutelly not cracking.. still a big player for tomorrow, no single point that counts is gone.. all the big hitters qualified, bring on tomorrow! GO DUTCHIES
9/27/2014 9:39am Edited Date/Time 9/27/2014 9:40am
U.S. riders are cracking under pressure and jet lag...not getting the job done against riders they'd normally smoke.
BWRAAP wrote:
Did you watch? Tomac crashed unlucky during the start.. Martin also very bad luck.. absolutelly not cracking.. still a big player for tomorrow, no single point...
Did you watch? Tomac crashed unlucky during the start.. Martin also very bad luck.. absolutelly not cracking.. still a big player for tomorrow, no single point that counts is gone.. all the big hitters qualified, bring on tomorrow! GO DUTCHIES
They may get it done, but it won't be impressive. Crashes are happening under pressure. If it was World vs. USA, USA would get their asses handed to them. Maybe serves notice that our American cookie-cutter SX style outdoor tracks have done nothing but hinder our riders. But they look good on TV.

Hopefully they will turn it around tomorrow and show the world their real talents.

9/27/2014 9:50am
They may get it done, but it won't be impressive. Crashes are happening under pressure. If it was World vs. USA, USA would get their asses...
They may get it done, but it won't be impressive. Crashes are happening under pressure. If it was World vs. USA, USA would get their asses handed to them. Maybe serves notice that our American cookie-cutter SX style outdoor tracks have done nothing but hinder our riders. But they look good on TV.

Hopefully they will turn it around tomorrow and show the world their real talents.

Because no European has ever hit a kicker?
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They may get it done, but it won't be impressive. Crashes are happening under pressure. If it was World vs. USA, USA would get their asses...
They may get it done, but it won't be impressive. Crashes are happening under pressure. If it was World vs. USA, USA would get their asses handed to them. Maybe serves notice that our American cookie-cutter SX style outdoor tracks have done nothing but hinder our riders. But they look good on TV.

Hopefully they will turn it around tomorrow and show the world their real talents.

Because no European has ever hit a kicker?
Indeed.. or crashed of a start and come back from dead last (JH lommel)
Tomorrow everything is possible! Thats why the MXON is an awesome event, just one day!
9/27/2014 9:58am
They may get it done, but it won't be impressive. Crashes are happening under pressure. If it was World vs. USA, USA would get their asses...
They may get it done, but it won't be impressive. Crashes are happening under pressure. If it was World vs. USA, USA would get their asses handed to them. Maybe serves notice that our American cookie-cutter SX style outdoor tracks have done nothing but hinder our riders. But they look good on TV.

Hopefully they will turn it around tomorrow and show the world their real talents.

Because no European has ever hit a kicker?
BWRAAP wrote:
Indeed.. or crashed of a start and come back from dead last (JH lommel) Tomorrow everything is possible! Thats why the MXON is an awesome event...
Indeed.. or crashed of a start and come back from dead last (JH lommel)
Tomorrow everything is possible! Thats why the MXON is an awesome event, just one day!
We'll see. After timed practice and the qualifier, it seems that the U.S. based riders have slipped. Our TOP riders are getting beat by the 3rd-6th place GP guys.
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9/27/2014 10:07am
Can't see the USA on the podium tomorrow, 4 or 5th possible. If they get on the 3rd step they should be happy. Already the excuses are lining up, " the are suffering from jet lag" " they should have come earlier", " should have sent Canard instead of Dungey"...They are out of thier league riding in Europe.
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9/27/2014 10:08am
U.S. riders are cracking under pressure and jet lag...not getting the job done against riders they'd normally smoke.
BWRAAP wrote:
Did you watch? Tomac crashed unlucky during the start.. Martin also very bad luck.. absolutelly not cracking.. still a big player for tomorrow, no single point...
Did you watch? Tomac crashed unlucky during the start.. Martin also very bad luck.. absolutelly not cracking.. still a big player for tomorrow, no single point that counts is gone.. all the big hitters qualified, bring on tomorrow! GO DUTCHIES
They may get it done, but it won't be impressive. Crashes are happening under pressure. If it was World vs. USA, USA would get their asses...
They may get it done, but it won't be impressive. Crashes are happening under pressure. If it was World vs. USA, USA would get their asses handed to them. Maybe serves notice that our American cookie-cutter SX style outdoor tracks have done nothing but hinder our riders. But they look good on TV.

Hopefully they will turn it around tomorrow and show the world their real talents.

I guess you're talking about Utah, but what about Milville, Washougal, Red Bud, Unadilla, Budds Creek, Glen Helen, Muddy Creek, Hangtown, Hi Point, and Thunder Valley, are these "cookie-cutter SX style outdoor tracks"? I'd say most of them are rough as hell and all of them are very challenging in different ways.
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9/27/2014 10:27am
T Bagger wrote:
Can't see the USA on the podium tomorrow, 4 or 5th possible. If they get on the 3rd step they should be happy. Already the excuses...
Can't see the USA on the podium tomorrow, 4 or 5th possible. If they get on the 3rd step they should be happy. Already the excuses are lining up, " the are suffering from jet lag" " they should have come earlier", " should have sent Canard instead of Dungey"...They are out of thier league riding in Europe.
I don't think they are out of their league but certainly out of there element and it seems somewhat unprepared
9/27/2014 10:28am
BWRAAP wrote:
Did you watch? Tomac crashed unlucky during the start.. Martin also very bad luck.. absolutelly not cracking.. still a big player for tomorrow, no single point...
Did you watch? Tomac crashed unlucky during the start.. Martin also very bad luck.. absolutelly not cracking.. still a big player for tomorrow, no single point that counts is gone.. all the big hitters qualified, bring on tomorrow! GO DUTCHIES
They may get it done, but it won't be impressive. Crashes are happening under pressure. If it was World vs. USA, USA would get their asses...
They may get it done, but it won't be impressive. Crashes are happening under pressure. If it was World vs. USA, USA would get their asses handed to them. Maybe serves notice that our American cookie-cutter SX style outdoor tracks have done nothing but hinder our riders. But they look good on TV.

Hopefully they will turn it around tomorrow and show the world their real talents.

tvo314 wrote:
I guess you're talking about Utah, but what about Milville, Washougal, Red Bud, Unadilla, Budds Creek, Glen Helen, Muddy Creek, Hangtown, Hi Point, and Thunder Valley...
I guess you're talking about Utah, but what about Milville, Washougal, Red Bud, Unadilla, Budds Creek, Glen Helen, Muddy Creek, Hangtown, Hi Point, and Thunder Valley, are these "cookie-cutter SX style outdoor tracks"? I'd say most of them are rough as hell and all of them are very challenging in different ways.
Those tracks, most of which have had SX style sections added to them, are groomed and NOTHING compared to the Lommel's and other GP tracks that Europe offers. The MXoN the last three years has proved that our riders are like fish out of water on a rough track.
9/27/2014 10:37am Edited Date/Time 9/27/2014 10:38am
T Bagger wrote:
Can't see the USA on the podium tomorrow, 4 or 5th possible. If they get on the 3rd step they should be happy. Already the excuses...
Can't see the USA on the podium tomorrow, 4 or 5th possible. If they get on the 3rd step they should be happy. Already the excuses are lining up, " the are suffering from jet lag" " they should have come earlier", " should have sent Canard instead of Dungey"...They are out of thier league riding in Europe.
I think that's a little strong personally. They've still got a very good chance. It may not be spectacular in the sense of winning motos by 30 seconds like the good old days, but Ryan, Eli and Jeremy (though there is a question mark over Jeremy's injury now) are quite capable of delivering solid results for a team win. Race wins too. All those top guys from both GP and AMA are so close in speed these days.

The only likely danger I can see threatening for the team win other than the USA; is from France. France are close - judging by today they don't appear to have an obvious weak link. Dylan Ferrandis was meant to be it but so far he's looked solid and fast. Perhaps Frossard? But again, so far he's been very smooth and quick. But of course it's early days.

I think it'll come down between those two teams though and whichever way the cards favour. Very very close tomorrow.
GB for third.
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9/27/2014 10:43am Edited Date/Time 9/27/2014 10:44am
kongols wrote:
Cool expect a track invasion by these lads tomorrow when we win the b final Silly lol
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9/27/2014 10:58am
Now, it's safe to say Dungey and Tomac have no excuses to not finish as high as possible. With Martin's uncertainty, they both don't have the consistency card to play when they have an okay finish. They both need to be going for the win every time they're on the track.
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9/27/2014 11:04am Edited Date/Time 9/27/2014 11:07am
Glory wrote:
The only thing I prefer about europen motocross compared to american, the fans :laugh: http://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=512561648887603
The only thing I prefer about europen motocross compared to american, the fans Laughing


http://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=512561648887603
JeepnMike wrote:
Holy cow, that was fawking obnoxious!!! LOL!! They are definitely allowed to show some spirit a bit more over there. It would be a blast to...
Holy cow, that was fawking obnoxious!!! LOL!! They are definitely allowed to show some spirit a bit more over there. It would be a blast to experience that one. I fear for the amount of hangovers on race day among some of those guys.
I WANT TO GO A MXDN EVENT SOOOO BAD. Its on the bucket list. This is a party, a celebration of moto, where countries come together celebrate and run their mouths. To all my Euro friends....... FUCK YOU this weekend.

Tomac is going to 1-1.
J Martin with the gimp knee is going to bring the heat tomorrow


Woohoo Woohoo Woohoo Woohoo

Your damm lucky Villopoto and happy JS7 are not at the event.

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