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Watch it here:
http://www.mxgp-tv.com/
I hate rollers/waves... whatever you want to call them but RV is so efficient through them, I think that's somewhere he makes up a lot of time. The last two or three laps are great and there's some nice mutual respect shown between RV and Cairoli at the end!
http://www.mxgp-tv.com/
I hate rollers/waves... whatever you want to call them but RV is so efficient through them, I think that's somewhere he makes up a lot of time. The last two or three laps are great and there's some nice mutual respect shown between RV and Cairoli at the end!
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thanks ...go RV
This blew my mind. The lapper right next to Monster sign sees Cairoli right there and then does this:
Lappers were horrible, cross jumping and one even almost came to a stop right in front of RV. He definitely backed it down after that. In their defense, the locals riders probably have never been lapped before and didn't know to just hold their line. Hope someone talks to them before tomorrow.
edit: yeah in the pic above, thats the one.
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I root against TC but man he makes it hard. Class act and a hell of a rider.
Although we didn't get all the answers from that race.. there was a little cruising from all involved but RV looked very good and wouldn't be surprised if he went 1-1 tomorrow.. Then again that Italian is a sneaky little bugger haha can't wait..
well actually can wait cause I'm not getting up a 2am, but I'm watching the archive as soon as I wake up
I defy anyone to watch that race, (which was only a qualifier), watch how hard Villopoto worked, then tell me that chasing this world championship is not the most awesome, daunting and dangerous thing any champion has ever attempted to do, especially to close out an epic career!
We are very fortunate, as fans, to watch this clash of titans unfold. It should be a season for the ages...
I'm worried for this race if I'm anyone but Villopoto. He looked calm, cool, and collected. He knifed through the pack and right up to Cairoli's wheel. I don't think anyone was going their hardest, Villopoto included. It's looking like trouble tomorrow for everyone else. He didn't pass Cairoli, but he made a huge statement. He seems to get more and more comfortable every race. It wouldn't shock me a bit to see Villopoto go 1-1 tomorrow. Before anyone says I'm a Villopoto nuthugger or some biased American, check my posting history and what I said after the last race.
Quick question for the people who have followed GPs for awhile. Has anyone ever came from fairly deep in the pack like that with Cairoli in the lead early, and ran him down? I have watched the GPs as much as I can, and every time I've seen Cairoli get into first, it was game over. I was just wondering if anyone has done that before, and if so, how frequently? A GP regular would know more than me. The reason I ask is because the answer to that question can tell us a lot about the future of the series.
Before the series, I said that at most 6 motos would be won by someone not named Villopoto or Cairoli. I also said that at most 2 overalls would be won by someone not named Villopoto or Cairoli. We will see how those predictions turn out.
I'm looking forward to some great racing tomorrow.
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