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1) New Bike
2) Roger Decoster / Stefan Everts ( where did the new bike com from
3) RV not racing, has to relieve pressure.
4) Aldon Baker
But in reality, it's probably a combination of a ton of factors, only a few we know of & he's just riding awesome, great to watch.
Confidence in the bike, just a better bike, Aldon voodoo, or a combination of several things, whatever it is it's working.
Canard and Seely are really gelling with their Hondas too, as far as that goes Tomac is too when he keeps the rubber side down.
There has been some great rides and with Canard having the ability to come through the pack like he has on several occasions it's been fun to watch. Hopefully they all stay injury free and carry it over to the outdoor series.
Pit Row
Up. Dungey is a straight bridesmaid and he always will be.
That RV isn't here
Dungey always has been blazing fast indoors and out and way ahead of every one but RV for the past couple seasons ..
And that new bike looks sweet and it looks like he's got that bad boy dialed!!
with all the brainless squawk around here,
its so so much more interesting.
thanks for the link
I partly think that Dungey can teach Aldon as much as Aldon can teach Dungey.
I don't get the hypothetical RV situations everyone is throwing out. I agree it's pure speculation.
This is the first time you’ve ever won this many races in a row. Were you aware of that, and what’s got you on this streak? It seems like you’re just knocking these off.
It’s a lot of things. With coming into this year some changes; I’m working with Aldon Baker, which has been helpful. Being able to make the physical and the mental changes that I need to in order to perform. It’s bits and pieces, and I like that. I trust Aldon. I trust his program, and we work good together. That being said, we got a new bike coming into this year. That was hands down, they did a good job building it. And it’s a lot of fun to ride. Therefore, just everything put together and all the hard work coming in and throughout this year and experience, it’s a lot of things that add up. Whether we’re winning back to back more than we ever have or winning more than we ever have, I’ve just been taking it race by race, like I always do. It’s easy to get ahead of yourself and it’s important to pull yourself back and know tonight’s tonight, focus on today, and tomorrow will be tomorrow.
How much involved in this deal is physical side and how much is mental side?
I think bottom line Aldon… First of all, coming in I’ve always tended to do my own thing. I thought Aldon was always great. I loved what he did. I respected him. I thought he was a great trainer always. But I always felt like there was something missing. When you’re doing stuff sometimes you over do it, sometimes that creates doubt in your mind. I think the biggest thing hands-down is just I put that trust and I gave that to Aldon. I trust him and his program and what he has to offer and that’s it. I do the riding and I do the training at 100% and when it’s done, it’s done. So I think there’s a lot more energy and focus going into race day versus spending all that time, “All right, what am I going to do Monday?” On Sunday I’m thinking about what I’m going to do every day of the week where it’s all laid out and I can do it efficiently and not think about it and I trust that.
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