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Villo won , 14 moto wins, 5 overalls
Townley won 8 moto wins, 6 overalls
Townley cracked under pressure toward the end and the above results don't include that Villo DNFed a moto
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Just wait and see...
But for sure, Dungey, Stroupe and even Lawrence are pretty fast... And they know the tracks by heart...
So it will be difficult for Pourcel and Searle, no doubt...
I don't know much about the MDK/KTM team though... Can they realistically compete against the Pro Circuit KXF's and Dungey's RMZ?
Come on guys it will be at least a year before he dominates.
The 250F class has so many fast guys in the top 15. Yes there was 2-3 guys that were way out front but I doubt that Pourcel or Searl are going to adapt to the intensity that the top guys run for a full 30 min.
Like almost every Euro says when they come here to race.... they can run the pace of the fastest guys, but when they would normally start to relax and slowdown after sprinting to a lead; the US guys hold that sprint pace for the whole moto....
Until they get here and line up with the competition this debate is pointless. 2009 is going to be awesome...
With PC/Mitch behind him, the kid could win it all!
He has proved he has what it takes.
With PC/Mitch behind him, the kid could win it all!
He has proved he has what it takes.
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That may be true for some (eg Steven Clarke can barely qualify for a GP over here and yet he can run top 10 in the AMA Lites!?) but generally speaking all the top GP riders that have moved to the US in recent years have been contenders straight away. Same goes for AMA riders that had moved the opposite way - they have achieved similar results to what they're used to.
Make no mistake about it, Searle and Poucell WILL be contenders next year. Pourcel shouldn't have too much of problem with the heat as he's from Marseille in the south of France. Searle on the other hand will have to spend a little more time adapting, but he has a big heart and thrives on open, fast circuits. Don't assume that because Calimero's withdrew from the 2nd moto of his 'fun ride' at Southwick that these boys will pull off the track too.
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