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TC pushed a iffy move and took the both of them out, he admitted as much. I know CR was pissed considering he was having his best race of the season, and yea, I knew retaliation was coming as well. I'm a huge fan of both riders, but in the wake of this, I think Trey has done a better job of owning his part in it. Actually, I'll be glad when Saturday comes and we can all move past this.
Chad and Tony Stewart have a lot of similarities, both have self proclaimed themselves as the voice of their sport and believe they can do no wrong. When something doesn't go their way, all of a sudden, they have a plan and think the association should be in fear. Although Chad's take out on Trey wasn't that bad, at least he didn't accidentally kill the guy like Tony did.
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Go to 1 hr. 14 min and watch about 2 minutes:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s31IOjWCmIk
Quote from publication:
In the lead up to the Las Vegas Supercross finale there was only 6 points difference between Stewart and Reed. Stewart needed a top four finish to secure the overall 1st place (assuming Chad won). Villopoto lead the majority of the race with Stewart in second until lap 15. Stewart allowed Reed plenty of opportunities to pass however he gave up chasing down Villopoto to have a shot at taking out Stewart. Reed made an aggressive pass momentarily bumping Stewart off the track. Stewart got back on the track an rode to a 3rd place finish that secured his championship whilst Reed rode to a 2nd place and a 2nd place overall by a difference of only FOUR points.
The difference between retaliation and going for a championship.
Did Trey make a mistake? Absolutely. Was it intentional? Absolutely not. He made a bone head move. Happens all the time in racing. Nothing intentional about it.
You can find 10 different takes on this by industry/insiders that all 'nailed it'. The only difference is which take on it you're trying to spin.
At this point I'm ready to penalize both riders just for putting us through this crap.
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