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At the LA Coliseum we saw the first motocross inside of the stadium. Overtime we saw this evolve into the aerial show it is today. I'm all for people liking what they like but please stop insinuating Supercross has anything to do with motocross. Maybe in some alternate reality it might but in the world I live in it doesn't.
Ryan Dungey is the 2015 World SX champion not the World MX champion. Congrats to RD and The Man for a job well done!
Ryan Dungey is the 2015 World SX champion not the World MX champion. Congrats to RD and The Man for a job well done!
That's why the same teams and riders compete in both .......
"insinuating" ? No one is insinuating, it's dirt bike racing, it's fact.
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Supercross is basically just motocross indoors , no more . no less .
If its totally unrelated , how come every single supercross championship winner ( except Ellis & Bell in the very early days ) has also won an outdoor national championship also ?
I agree that you can get riders who are more suited to one or the other at times ( such as McGrath ) , but basically its just the same
I was attempting to make a philosophical point regarding the two disciplines. I was reacting to comments in another thread and had to blow off some steam before my head exploded.
Zehn where did I say one was better? I didn't.
Say in a complete fantasy world (we are here to bench race I guess) Would Dungey and co run up front in the GNCC it they spent as much time preparing for it as the currently do for SX.
Instead of racing SX and MX, turn their attention and race GNCC and MX.
Obviously this would never happen, there is a reason SX is the most popular of all the Off-Road Dirt Bike disciplines. Joe average sports fan can sit in a nice venue with all the amenities they need with in a few steps, along with all the on track excitement right in front of them.
But back to my question, screw the OP's topic, could Dungey start winning GNCC races if he spent say 6 months getting ready.
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It is bad enough we have so much SX influence in American MX (amateur tracks are the biggest violators) but when BS is put out that a US series is the only "world" title that matters is a call to arms for me. It is disrespectful to Lackey LaPorte RV and his GP counterparts.
I love all racing SX the Nationals and the GPs and avoid saying one is better than the other but the MX purist in me couldn't stand idly by without commenting when the BS got too deep here.
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