MXoN Race Day Discussion

shanhard
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9/28/2014 5:25am
Antonioni
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9/28/2014 5:25am
The US riders are way too far of their Outdoors level, strangely. (speed in particular)
PressPassP
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9/28/2014 5:25am Edited Date/Time 9/28/2014 5:28am
Damn,imagine what Herlings would do today??

Some awesome rides going on out there though

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9/28/2014 5:26am
Sideways wrote:
where are all the people that said that the french team manager is stupid for picking the riders? Ive said all along that french is a...
where are all the people that said that the french team manager is stupid for picking the riders? Ive said all along that french is a contender for the first place. Pourcel and musquin could never match ferrandis or frossard.
big call. 2 world champs. not knocking Frossard (good ride) but MM and SP still rip.
millermx456
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9/28/2014 5:26am
CoccoBill you are reading the spreadsheet wrong. The spreadsheet shows Paulin's lap 16, 17, and 18 which were 1:54- 1:55 and Cairoli's lap 8 and 9 which were 1:51- 1:52.
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9/28/2014 5:27am
mx836 wrote:
Lucky you! I just ran to McDonald's for breakfast. Red bull instead of beer since it's 6:30 AM and I had my share of beer last...
Lucky you! I just ran to McDonald's for breakfast. Red bull instead of beer since it's 6:30 AM and I had my share of beer last night. Woke up just in time to my phones blaring off with an Amber Alert. No good, but it helped me out.
Crush wrote:
ooooh, MCDonalds... Breakkie. I've been hospitalised from that shit. Canne do it!
Haha I've got a broken ankle and no food in the house. Not my first choice, but the breakfast ain't too bad.
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9/28/2014 5:27am
PressPassP wrote:
Damn,imagine what Herlings would do today??

Some awesome rides going on out there though
He would be sitting on the back fender the whole way around the track and lap the field.
Sideways
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9/28/2014 5:28am
PressPassP wrote:
Damn,imagine what Herlings would do today??

Some awesome rides going on out there though
Herlings would be on another level on this track. So bummed he is not racing!
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9/28/2014 5:28am
gharmon wrote:
Is anyone else having issue with the live PAID for stream? I just want to make sure before I go down to my internet provider tomorrow...
Is anyone else having issue with the live PAID for stream? I just want to make sure before I go down to my internet provider tomorrow and go apefuckingshit on them. First moto was sporadic (sp) at best. The second moto has been no existent for me!!
Mine has been really good. I paid for the stream.

Mirroring from iPhone to Apple TV. Fios 50/50 internet plan.
9/28/2014 5:29am
Antonioni wrote:
The US riders are way too far of their Outdoors level, strangely. (speed in particular)
Those guys often have a way of turning it around in the last race. It's so hard to predict, they (RD and ET) could end up going 1 - 2. Just never know.
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9/28/2014 5:30am
elsinore wrote:
Tomac smoked Noren all year at home, yet he gets his ass handed to him todayDizzy
Tomac and Martin did not have great starts. That said, I HATE 90 degree hairpin first turns. If you have a shit gate pick, its over before it starts.
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9/28/2014 5:30am
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Your avatar has some big boobies.

And you're drinking beer.

Well done.
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9/28/2014 5:31am
Why in hell both Tomac and Martin (in the first race) were favoring the outside lines in certain corners lap after lap even though they lost ton of time there? Tomac rode the fastest lap of the race when he took the insides in one lap.
9/28/2014 5:31am Edited Date/Time 9/28/2014 5:32am
DPR250R wrote:
Mine has been really good. I paid for the stream.

Mirroring from iPhone to Apple TV. Fios 50/50 internet plan.
Mine has been solid overall but I have had a minor problem all weekend where the broadcast will skip back a couple of seconds and then repeat.
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9/28/2014 5:32am
CoccoBill you are reading the spreadsheet wrong. The spreadsheet shows Paulin's lap 16, 17, and 18 which were 1:54- 1:55 and Cairoli's lap 8 and 9...
CoccoBill you are reading the spreadsheet wrong. The spreadsheet shows Paulin's lap 16, 17, and 18 which were 1:54- 1:55 and Cairoli's lap 8 and 9 which were 1:51- 1:52.
I'm not comparing them, just saying that 1.51 in laps 7-8-9 was super fast; Dungey was doing 1.52.9 on those laps and Paulin 1.51 - 1.52
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9/28/2014 5:33am
CoccoBill you are reading the spreadsheet wrong. The spreadsheet shows Paulin's lap 16, 17, and 18 which were 1:54- 1:55 and Cairoli's lap 8 and 9...
CoccoBill you are reading the spreadsheet wrong. The spreadsheet shows Paulin's lap 16, 17, and 18 which were 1:54- 1:55 and Cairoli's lap 8 and 9 which were 1:51- 1:52.
Ops... you're right, my bad.
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9/28/2014 5:34am
Interesting how every weekend over the past 2 months, Tomac was blowing past Noren & Wilson on his way to the front to battle Roczen, Dungey and Canard. But today, he can't even catch Noren & Wilson...? Very unexpected... I hope he can figure it out and that he and Dungey can get a good start in the final moto
9/28/2014 5:35am
That is what happens when you cross 7 time zones to the east 4 days before a race...and try and set your bike up for a...
That is what happens when you cross 7 time zones to the east 4 days before a race...and try and set your bike up for a track and surface you are not familiar with.
Aaryn234 wrote:
Not having a big effect on Wilson!
CoccoBill wrote:
Not even on Dungey...
Not affecting anyone. Its just another excuse to add to the book. Hell i changed my sleep schedule to something similar to what tomac would have done in order to watch the race and had no issue today with energy or anything, i might even go racing soon!!!
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9/28/2014 5:36am
PressPassP wrote:
Damn,imagine what Herlings would do today??

Some awesome rides going on out there though
I'm surprised that Everts didn't push him to race. He had him racing 85's in the middle of the championship, and on a mending leg in Mexico...why not here too.
millermx456
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9/28/2014 5:36am
Oldrider Cairoli was hauling. Paulin did a 1:50.9 on lap 8. I would have liked to see what Herlings would have done out there.
Antonioni
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9/28/2014 5:37am Edited Date/Time 9/28/2014 5:40am
CoccoBill wrote:
Cairoli was 4 seconds faster than anybody on the last laps before the crash...
Antonioni wrote:
wrong
you don't understand this spreadsheet
CoccoBill wrote:
Really?
How am I supposed to read it?
Kyriazis298 understood the same: his time were in the 1:51-1:52 average and paulins were 1:54-1:55
You compare 7-8-9 laps (just before the downfall of Cairoli) with the last lap of race, penultimate, etc.

During the 7-8-9 laps Paulin was in the same times.

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9/28/2014 5:38am
Not affecting anyone. Its just another excuse to add to the book. Hell i changed my sleep schedule to something similar to what tomac would have...
Not affecting anyone. Its just another excuse to add to the book. Hell i changed my sleep schedule to something similar to what tomac would have done in order to watch the race and had no issue today with energy or anything, i might even go racing soon!!!
Woah woah woah, back it up mate.

You think because you're up late or early for to watch a race and feel fine that that is a good indication that an elite athlete's physical performance won't be affected by sleep deprivation?!?!

Ok. You need to sleep.
9/28/2014 5:39am
MBR wrote:
Why in hell both Tomac and Martin (in the first race) were favoring the outside lines in certain corners lap after lap even though they lost...
Why in hell both Tomac and Martin (in the first race) were favoring the outside lines in certain corners lap after lap even though they lost ton of time there? Tomac rode the fastest lap of the race when he took the insides in one lap.
I guess they put zero thought into what lines to take. Imagine how fast they would be if they had your MX intellect!
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9/28/2014 5:39am
Wildest motogp race I've ever seen,wont spoil it for anyone though,it is a must watch.
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9/28/2014 5:39am
Jeremy200 wrote:
pretty crappy track for good racing. its all in the start.
Still up Jeremy!
9/28/2014 5:39am
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Crush wrote:
Your avatar has some big boobies.

And you're drinking beer.

Well done.



Heres a close up of both lol. Check out the % on the beer
Whitey
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9/28/2014 5:39am
Damn interesting MotoGP
MJC
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9/28/2014 5:40am
hillbilly wrote:
Wildest motogp race I've ever seen,wont spoil it for anyone though,it is a must watch.
Fuck me, it's crazy!
Some interesting decisions being made......
9/28/2014 5:41am
Not affecting anyone. Its just another excuse to add to the book. Hell i changed my sleep schedule to something similar to what tomac would have...
Not affecting anyone. Its just another excuse to add to the book. Hell i changed my sleep schedule to something similar to what tomac would have done in order to watch the race and had no issue today with energy or anything, i might even go racing soon!!!
Crush wrote:
Woah woah woah, back it up mate. You think because you're up late or early for to watch a race and feel fine that that is...
Woah woah woah, back it up mate.

You think because you're up late or early for to watch a race and feel fine that that is a good indication that an elite athlete's physical performance won't be affected by sleep deprivation?!?!

Ok. You need to sleep.
No sleep deprivation what so ever, hese going to bed at probablly 9 there time, waking up at idk.. 6 maybe?

Its 8:40 am here, i was up at 3:40 am to watch the race, slept from 9-3:40 and hasnt affected my day, why? because i got the same amount of sleep i normally do.

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