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I'm not sure I really agree with him about it being built just for RV but the track really did suit RV compared to the Euros (not the reason he won)
Jeffro Ironic you talk about sand in a vag.. I can remember you packing some in yours about the des nations being run at sand tracks solely so the Euros can win, I remember you said something like we ride DIRT bikes not sand bikes haha
Maybe you and Lupino can administer a bit of vagisil for each other
(this is meant as a cheeky jibe so don't get all angry at me like you do at the stewy luvvas haha)
Well basically he said this above and just so happens to be the title for the thread. So saying that , and no other rider did....makes him look like a whiny puss.
Maybe I'll start calling him Alessandro Lupuss-in-boots ? Hmmm?.....Kinda liking that name to be honest. OH.....and Jemcee....we were still on the box at those sand tracks.
He was OK, he got going again - like any racer would. The other bloke (Butron, I think) , jumped just as far (missed the soft spot), but didn't prang.
I have enormous respect for Ferris - he pulled his finger out, and paid his own way to Europe / the GPs ( he did a few GPs, for a couple of years before he got the ICE One ride, I think) , as it was his dream, when he could have made a reasonable living here in OZ. Reasonable in at the level of a good tradesman, unless he went on to domination here. I doubly admire him for taking up an offer he really couldn't refuse, and going to the US, doing quite well ( and, getting hurt back here in OZ practicing), then going back to GPs. Not all want to race in stadiums, on vicious, rinky dink little tracks.
I hope he avoids injury, and progresses. He's done so much off his own bat.
He's certainly a 'doer', and I really wish him well. Waters probably owes him a vote of thanks, as Ferris' efforts shone light on the level of even 'non champions' here in OZ.
Our riders don't need 'Fan Boi' fanaticism JB - leave that crap to others.
Your parents must be proud of you guys, solid education right there. Hope your kids will never read the BS some of you write in here or except no dad of the year mug for dad' day...
Lupino is just frustrated about his shoulder injury from last year and still misses his race pace. Stupid comment about RV, that's for sure.
Lupino is having a hard time in MXGP and always will. He should use his frustration to improve his skills instead. I can see why this makes US fans angry but I can assure most euros are just excited and happy to have RV2 here. We have had shitty and dangerous tracks on the fly-aways long before he arrived. I don't think anyone likes them.
And yep Dean rules, small town country boy.. dude has no problem backing himself
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Even on video the Nakon Chai Sri track dirt media looked absolutely horrible and inconsistent. Lots of riders complained about the steep chewed out jump take offs.
It was absolutely crazy that the track was moved away from a sand media track, a track that can handle being over watered as is needed in tropical weather. There are people close to the Thai organization that are also very disgusted the race was moved.
All I will say is the head of FIM in Thailand owns the Nakon Chai Si road race track where the GP was held this year, I guess he had a big hand in bringing the MXGP to Thailand and thought he deserved to hold the race on his circuit. All his previous good work has now gone to the shitter. Sad really for all those who had worked hard to run the past 2 events.
Glad we don't have to deal with the crap you guys have to there to get a track approved.
Thailand track looked crap. Had a few mates head over and they compared it to a local club race day here in Aus!
Yet last years Thai track was half decent. Go figure
The 2008 and 2009 MXdN tracks in England and Italy were similar in style, Tim Ferry said the Donington Park was very Supercross-like, but they both had 2.00 lap times and the temperatures were moderate.
How many outdoor tracks in America are that tight, have 1.38 laptimes, include technical combinations, have very few sections where a rider can catch a break and raced in 100 degree heat? Freestone had over 2.00 lap times and was raced on predominantly flat, soft soil with the odd jump here and there. Red Bud is a fast, sprawling track with lots of straightaways and again raced on softer dirt. Both are gnarly race tracks, but neither is really comparable in style to that track in Thailand.
People also seem to be forgetting, that every single person on here said the track was a pile of shit when they saw it. The comment about RV was just born out of frustration, but there's no denying that the track lent itself to his skill set.
I think the best example of "go figure", or in OZ , " what the fuck?", I are the pictures put up elsewhere here on this site showing the transition of the Irish GP, from Desert Martin to that horse race circuit. That is Luongo's dream.
Then, you've got the Dutch GP at Assen - it's a small country, that's easy to get around, that has plenty of magnificent tracks, yet they are doing a track at Assen. And designs I've seen of it, indicate that it's going to be laughable. I predict a spectator turn up like Lauzitsring, with people going "EFF that, I'll just cross the border". Luongo is, I hope, expecting far too much 'interest' in racing from RV being there. Please, this is nothing against RV, it's entirely against Luongo's regime. I think all GP fans want to see RV in person, no matter where he may be on the points table.
I did wince a good few times at guys coming up frighteningly close to being short over that huge triple or whatever it was though
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