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All he got to do for supercross is ride to stay in shape, no Alden Baker workouts. I have as good of chance to see little
Haney out there. Supercross is 15 minutes.
He can stay in his back yard & make videos all day.
I saw it.
not on football or baseball field.
The American series is superior if for nothing else because it is held on American soil, the greatest damn country on planet earth. You Euro butt twinklers have us to thank for keeping this world in check and you ought to be a little more respectful. You're like the child who sits on his daddy's lap and slaps him.
lol.....
Here is ML512's post to you a few days ago. If you have any common sense you will understand it.
Another interesting thought is based off something Mike Webb told me. Due to Stewart's ineligibility to race, his contract for 2015 has been modified and he's technically a PR person now. If he isn't eligible to race all the outdoors, they probably won't modify his contract back to being a racer for the team. Meaning, there's no money in doing the last two nationals. While the Straight Rhythm and MEC have a large purse and the two off-season Supercross races have starting money from the promoter. Before you say anything about only racing for money, lining up for races that don't pay and could jeopardize the ones that will is a legit point for someone at his level.
Also as a racer, it may bother him to jump in at the end of a championship and possibly interfere with the outcome.
i can back up my comments if youre interested ...
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The American rider from recent years I really would like to have seen give it a go is Windham. he had great hrottle control, great balance, good line choises and knew how to set up a bike. Plus, he didnt ride over his head.
My own opinion is he wouldn't be doing as well as Ryan, pre Trentino crash, as he probably couldn't adjust to the changing GP 2 day format and his renowned harsh SX front fork set up just wouldn't work on the rougher GP tracks!
What do you think?
burn1986 wrote: Man, I used to respect your posts and topics.
keyboardwarrior wrote: The impression I got was that he was basically saying, "RV is the best you guys got and he's not winning...imagine how the other riders would do."
gsxrcr28
Exactly, it's always some kind of dig from him, it's pathetic.
I admit I thought RV would do better, but there is still a lot of races left.
The Rock wrote: What is pathetic is how negative you guys are plus apparently lack basic reading comprehension skills. Look at the subject line. He posed a question then followed up with his impression. He didn't state anything as fact but it didn't keep the Vital MX drama machine from being fired up.
burn1986-No comment.
keyboardwarrior-Your impression doesn't equate to reality. You IMO are biased when anything doesn't jive with your preconceived notions.
gsxcr28-I respect your opinion but I know Rob and don't agree it is always some dig from him.
I am on the road and the quote function wouldn't work and is why I copied the posts.
rawmetalmedia-Thanks for being able to respond to Rob's OP with your own opinion without cluttering up the question with BS. Wish some of my USA counterparts could do the same.
Ryan Villopoto 563
Ryan Dungey 507
Justin Barcia 411
Trey Canard 332
James Stewart 289
Saw this on your Facebook page today!
But I still think it was a fishing thread, and to Rob's credit he caught a bunch
A better question would be who would do better in their prime, because neither rider is there now. I think both riders could win the GP title in their prime, but we will never know.
I think Stewart could win races but for a full season I'd be paying RV.
What we need in MXGP is Tomac on a Honda - he's the only one I see as a match for Herlings in the future.
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