Dominant Rider of the Decade

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6/8/2015 1:40pm
Uncleof2 wrote:
Who was the most dominant rider of the 70's, 80's, 90, 00's,10's Here's my picks 70's Hannah 80's Johnson 90's McGrath 00's Carmichael 10's Villopoto Here's...
Who was the most dominant rider of the 70's, 80's, 90, 00's,10's

Here's my picks

70's Hannah
80's Johnson
90's McGrath
00's Carmichael
10's Villopoto

Here's one way to think about it, think of the other riders of the same time and did they dominate the other guys head to head.
Let's not deny the FACT that Ryan Crrrrrrrrrushed it when he won a Championship...CRUSHED!

But, like others have pointed out...we've not even seen what this decade has in store...not all of it...

Then there's Cairolli...too.
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6/8/2015 1:50pm
Uncleof2 wrote:
Who was the most dominant rider of the 70's, 80's, 90, 00's,10's Here's my picks 70's Hannah 80's Johnson 90's McGrath 00's Carmichael 10's Villopoto Here's...
Who was the most dominant rider of the 70's, 80's, 90, 00's,10's

Here's my picks

70's Hannah
80's Johnson
90's McGrath
00's Carmichael
10's Villopoto

Here's one way to think about it, think of the other riders of the same time and did they dominate the other guys head to head.
TeamGreen wrote:
Let's not deny the FACT that Ryan Crrrrrrrrrushed it when he won a Championship...CRUSHED! But, like others have pointed out...we've not even seen what this decade...
Let's not deny the FACT that Ryan Crrrrrrrrrushed it when he won a Championship...CRUSHED!

But, like others have pointed out...we've not even seen what this decade has in store...not all of it...

Then there's Cairolli...too.
Cairolli and we still have to see what Herlings does as well.
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6/8/2015 1:50pm
Stanton should get some sort of honorable mention between Johnson and McGrath. His run straddled the 80's and 90's.

I'll wait on the next 5 years to even comment on the '10's.
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6/8/2015 1:52pm
Uncleof2 wrote:
Who was the most dominant rider of the 70's, 80's, 90, 00's,10's Here's my picks 70's Hannah 80's Johnson 90's McGrath 00's Carmichael 10's Villopoto Here's...
Who was the most dominant rider of the 70's, 80's, 90, 00's,10's

Here's my picks

70's Hannah
80's Johnson
90's McGrath
00's Carmichael
10's Villopoto

Here's one way to think about it, think of the other riders of the same time and did they dominate the other guys head to head.
TeamGreen wrote:
Let's not deny the FACT that Ryan Crrrrrrrrrushed it when he won a Championship...CRUSHED! But, like others have pointed out...we've not even seen what this decade...
Let's not deny the FACT that Ryan Crrrrrrrrrushed it when he won a Championship...CRUSHED!

But, like others have pointed out...we've not even seen what this decade has in store...not all of it...

Then there's Cairolli...too.
ML512 wrote:
Cairolli and we still have to see what Herlings does as well.
Boom!

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So many great riders in all the era's. It's hard not to appreciate them all , in different times of their careers. Not only for their championships , but one off glorious rides that put a big smile on all our faces.Makes me happy as a fan that I got to witness just about every single one of them race.
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TeamGreen wrote:
Let's not deny the FACT that Ryan Crrrrrrrrrushed it when he won a Championship...CRUSHED! But, like others have pointed out...we've not even seen what this decade...
Let's not deny the FACT that Ryan Crrrrrrrrrushed it when he won a Championship...CRUSHED!

But, like others have pointed out...we've not even seen what this decade has in store...not all of it...

Then there's Cairolli...too.
ML512 wrote:
Cairolli and we still have to see what Herlings does as well.
TeamGreen wrote:
Boom!
Could be wrong but I think Unc is only talking about American MX/SX being the xenophobes that we are. Wink
6/8/2015 2:33pm
karsmakers wrote:
5....4....3....2....1....... expect a euro to throw a fit any minute now!!!!!!!Wink
But to be fair ,

In the 1970,s one rider did stand out , he won 5 500cc world titles , came 2nd or 3rd in either the 500 or 250 class every other year except the last one ( 79 ) .

He came across the pond and won 4 successive Trans Ama titles , and was a member of 5 MXDN wining teams .

What more does a guy have to do ?
6/8/2015 2:36pm
karsmakers wrote:
5....4....3....2....1....... expect a euro to throw a fit any minute now!!!!!!!Wink
But to be fair , In the 1970,s one rider did stand out , he won 5 500cc world titles , came 2nd or 3rd in...
But to be fair ,

In the 1970,s one rider did stand out , he won 5 500cc world titles , came 2nd or 3rd in either the 500 or 250 class every other year except the last one ( 79 ) .

He came across the pond and won 4 successive Trans Ama titles , and was a member of 5 MXDN wining teams .

What more does a guy have to do ?
but you would have to incl Joel Robert in that list as well, as he was on the same 5 winning teams, and won alot of world titles on the 250's as well, but i would accept that the 500 class was the premier of the time
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6/8/2015 2:38pm
Uncleof2 wrote:
Who was the most dominant rider of the 70's, 80's, 90, 00's,10's Here's my picks 70's Hannah 80's Johnson 90's McGrath 00's Carmichael 10's Villopoto Here's...
Who was the most dominant rider of the 70's, 80's, 90, 00's,10's

Here's my picks

70's Hannah
80's Johnson
90's McGrath
00's Carmichael
10's Villopoto

Here's one way to think about it, think of the other riders of the same time and did they dominate the other guys head to head.
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Feeling a little insecure ? Its OK :laugh: [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2015/06/08/93964/s1200_insecure.jpg[/img]
Feeling a little insecure ? Its OK Laughing



Carefull there Lostboy, I got clicked for a reply like that in one of "uncle"s last pleas for love.
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6/8/2015 2:41pm Edited Date/Time 6/8/2015 2:45pm
Maybe someone could post RV's '10 results,he and Cairoli are the 2 contenders for that one,RC/Everts is probably the only other debateable era-edit as I've just seen Jose's info on Robert,if we're not just comparing the USA.


Cairoli MX1 :

2010
Cairoli 625
Desalle 537
Phillipaerts 502

2011
Cairoli 596
Frossard 572
Desalle 461

2012
Cairoli 692
Desalle 594
Paulin 536

2013
Cairoli 761
Desalle 671
de Dycker 607

2014
Cairoli 747
Van Horbeek 628
Strijbos 572
6/8/2015 2:41pm
scott_nz wrote:
but you would have to incl Joel Robert in that list as well, as he was on the same 5 winning teams, and won alot of...
but you would have to incl Joel Robert in that list as well, as he was on the same 5 winning teams, and won alot of world titles on the 250's as well, but i would accept that the 500 class was the premier of the time
Are you sure about that ?
6/8/2015 2:43pm
Maybe someone could post RV's '10 results,he and Cairoli are the 2 contenders for that one,RC/Everts is probably the only other debateable era

So you would have Hannah over Mr. De Coster ?
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logan_140 wrote:
Rv. He will win next years world championship.
I admire your belief in RV. But I'm afraid you have more desire for him to race than he does to race himself
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karsmakers wrote:
5....4....3....2....1....... expect a euro to throw a fit any minute now!!!!!!!Wink
But to be fair , In the 1970,s one rider did stand out , he won 5 500cc world titles , came 2nd or 3rd in...
But to be fair ,

In the 1970,s one rider did stand out , he won 5 500cc world titles , came 2nd or 3rd in either the 500 or 250 class every other year except the last one ( 79 ) .

He came across the pond and won 4 successive Trans Ama titles , and was a member of 5 MXDN wining teams .

What more does a guy have to do ?
I think RD in the 70"s is entirely fair. To be even more fair Cairoli, Herlings, Dungey and Kroc will all make a case for the present decade. When it comes to raw speed I like Herlings and Tomac.
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Just say no to any rider who would sign a supercross only contract... McGrath, never heard of her...
men race motocross...
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6/8/2015 3:45pm Edited Date/Time 6/8/2015 4:30pm
To be fair to Uncle.. RV has beat Dungey every time they've finished a series together, and Dungey has won the others.. so who is more dominant.

*I'm aware it's too early to call, just for the sake of argument
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Late 70's / early 80's - Broc Glover

Late 80's / early 90's - Jeff Stanton
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Uncleof2 wrote:
Who was the most dominant rider of the 70's, 80's, 90, 00's,10's Here's my picks 70's Hannah 80's Johnson 90's McGrath 00's Carmichael 10's Villopoto Here's...
Who was the most dominant rider of the 70's, 80's, 90, 00's,10's

Here's my picks

70's Hannah
80's Johnson
90's McGrath
00's Carmichael
10's Villopoto

Here's one way to think about it, think of the other riders of the same time and did they dominate the other guys head to head.
Second this. Can another rider be added next to RV.... yes. At this time, RV owned this decade.

Look at win % and # of championships.
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6/8/2015 4:43pm
GrapeApe wrote:
Stanton should get some sort of honorable mention between Johnson and McGrath. His run straddled the 80's and 90's. I'll wait on the next 5 years...
Stanton should get some sort of honorable mention between Johnson and McGrath. His run straddled the 80's and 90's.

I'll wait on the next 5 years to even comment on the '10's.
He did not dominate ---- say win %.

6/8/2015 5:01pm
[b][i]Maybe someone could post RV's '10 results,he and Cairoli are the 2 contenders for that one,RC/Everts is probably the only other debateable era[/i][/b] So you would...
Maybe someone could post RV's '10 results,he and Cairoli are the 2 contenders for that one,RC/Everts is probably the only other debateable era

So you would have Hannah over Mr. De Coster ?
..damn straight bouey!!..cause dis iz merika'!!!
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I just posted it up to shoot down Unc's somewhat premature thread. Miscounted. Hope you are doing well FLEX.
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Outsider wrote:
To be fair to Uncle.. RV has beat Dungey every time they've finished a series together, and Dungey has won the others.. so who is more...
To be fair to Uncle.. RV has beat Dungey every time they've finished a series together, and Dungey has won the others.. so who is more dominant.

*I'm aware it's too early to call, just for the sake of argument
Yep and RV WOULD dominate all the Euro riders on American soil as well, no doubt about it. After all, that's what Uncle is referring to here.
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........
70's Hannah
80's Johnson
90's McGrath
00's Carmichael
10's * (asterisk) .....
Bingo
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6/8/2015 6:03pm
Uncleof2 wrote:
Who was the most dominant rider of the 70's, 80's, 90, 00's,10's Here's my picks 70's Hannah 80's Johnson 90's McGrath 00's Carmichael 10's Villopoto Here's...
Who was the most dominant rider of the 70's, 80's, 90, 00's,10's

Here's my picks

70's Hannah
80's Johnson
90's McGrath
00's Carmichael
10's Villopoto

Here's one way to think about it, think of the other riders of the same time and did they dominate the other guys head to head.
RV is the dominant rider in this decade? If he's riding one of these I agree.

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6/8/2015 6:48pm
karsmakers wrote:
5....4....3....2....1....... expect a euro to throw a fit any minute now!!!!!!!Wink
But to be fair , In the 1970,s one rider did stand out , he won 5 500cc world titles , came 2nd or 3rd in...
But to be fair ,

In the 1970,s one rider did stand out , he won 5 500cc world titles , came 2nd or 3rd in either the 500 or 250 class every other year except the last one ( 79 ) .

He came across the pond and won 4 successive Trans Ama titles , and was a member of 5 MXDN wining teams .

What more does a guy have to do ?
........how about come to the US and help lead them to 22 MXdN wins, including 13 in a row, and manage teams Honda, Suzuki and KTM (all of which were, or are, top teams under his tenure)?

Most MXers dominance can't be measured over an entire decade. Cairoli comes to mind when thinking about dominating a series for an entire decade; but for the rest, dominating for a decade seems a stretch........HOWEVER; when you talk about "The Man".......he has dominated (on and off.....mostly on) in the sport of MX for more than 4 decades as a racer, manager and all around ambassador!.....I am not worthy!

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6/8/2015 7:14pm Edited Date/Time 6/8/2015 7:21pm
Outsider wrote:
To be fair to Uncle.. RV has beat Dungey every time they've finished a series together, and Dungey has won the others.. so who is more...
To be fair to Uncle.. RV has beat Dungey every time they've finished a series together, and Dungey has won the others.. so who is more dominant.

*I'm aware it's too early to call, just for the sake of argument
To be fair to Dungey...is it his fault that every time he has a an issue during a series it is a mechanical and not an injury?

Dungey could have two more titles without mechanicals, but you seem to like to forget that key note, yet you go around bringing up the "injury/asterisk" card any time Dungey comes up when you try to put Dungey down or diminish his accomplishments. He is good, he's also smart, which has benefited him at times.

I get that RV has been faster overall when comparing the two, and Dungey isnt always exciting to watch, but faster isnt always better, or even more dominant. Look at Tomac, he was flying, but he is injured now. In my opinion, Tomac was faster indoors most weekend too, but when you start 13th its hard to beat a guy that starts 2nd or 3rd.

Stewart is blazing fast, but almost always finds the ground at some point during the year.



Last note, Outsider you are a tool and by the looks of your old avatar a goon on a bike. Yeah, I said it.
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6/8/2015 7:52pm Edited Date/Time 6/8/2015 7:52pm
TeamGreen wrote:
Let's not deny the FACT that Ryan Crrrrrrrrrushed it when he won a Championship...CRUSHED! But, like others have pointed out...we've not even seen what this decade...
Let's not deny the FACT that Ryan Crrrrrrrrrushed it when he won a Championship...CRUSHED!

But, like others have pointed out...we've not even seen what this decade has in store...not all of it...

Then there's Cairolli...too.
ML512 wrote:
Cairolli and we still have to see what Herlings does as well.
TeamGreen wrote:
Boom!
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We don't hear from Uncle for how long, and he comes up with this gem??

Pinch
6/8/2015 7:56pm Edited Date/Time 6/8/2015 8:50pm
ATKpilot99 wrote:
Could be wrong but I think Unc is only talking about American MX/SX being the xenophobes that we are. Wink
I think he is just talking about RV now because after the ass kicking he has taken at the GPs I bet he thinks RVs legacy is damaged so he is being a cheerleader. Blush
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dirtnapper wrote:
We don't hear from Uncle for how long, and he comes up with this gem??

Pinch
He's Ryan's uncle

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