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maybe it;s just karma, maybe like Riccky always said "you make your own luck"
BUT the worst moto of his outdoor season, the track, the rain, the mud, the possibilty of DNF very high............AND HE STILL LOSES NO POINTS ON THE DAY!!!!!!
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BUT the worst moto of his outdoor season, the track, the rain, the mud, the possibilty of DNF very high............AND HE STILL LOSES NO POINTS ON THE DAY!!!!!!
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I guess some people would like his speech regulated. At least he wasn't wearing a rebel flag!
This is another classic Dungey day to add to the list
He never gives up no matter what
or polite company...
TM
We're all full of shit.
Business as usual.
I'll have to go with a "yes" that his faith has a something lot to do with it.
And another thing: the dude seems cool and humble whenever I see him interacting with ANYONE...from fans to people that he works with everyday; and, I've witnessd this on good days...& bad.
So, while so many of y'all seem to need to get butt-hurt about his "shout-outs" from the podium...
Me? I just think...
That's Ryan Dungey.
That's who he is.
And he's cool with me.
yeah after ya'll turned it into a religious battle I edited it........wasn't what i was trying to say
Outsider, you took it all wrong as I did not think that God intervened to make his day, just that it is amazing on how it turned out when it could have been disastrous..........as I kept saying whether it is faith in God, karma, or just plain luck
anyway lesson learned..............but it really is so sad and so pathetic about how much many of you genuinely hate other peoples beliefs
Pit Row
Should have stuck by what you originally said.
Edit: And don't assume I have no beliefs because I questioned what you originally said. I do, but I don't believe a higher power is managing RD's racing career.
" you can believe or not, maybe it is karma, maybe it is like Ricky always said "you make your own luck"..
"but it is incredible how he turned what could have been disastrous, wit the track, the mud, high potential of DNF into walking away without losing any points.
sol if you werent so determined to argue I was saying you can acll it however you like, but somehow Dungey turned around a very bad day with no negative repercussions...........whatever makes ya happy
"The man upstairs" and "you can believe or not, "
That's what I'm referring to and I don't think I got it wrong. The other guys took it the same way until you edited.
Anyways I'm over it, just wanted to get it straight.
It wasn't a "very bad day" he turned around as he WON the first moto. At best it was simply one bad moto! He crashed at the start, many riders have done similar and continued. He is very fit and works hard to combat injuries through his fitness. Same as RC, James, RV Chad etc. I watched the race after reading this thread and at the 22:00 + 2 lap mark he was in 16'th and then by the last lap he was in 11'th(before the second crash). Then finished 12'th. Making up 4 positions in what... 27 minutes?
While it's true he didn't lose any points to KROC, but that's more a testament of Roczen's inability to perform and capitalize as Dungey's main championship rival. If the riders behind Ken were more capable of winning you could definitely say they "made up" valuable points on the leader.
Yes you could say "It could have gone soo much worse... ", but it also could have gone so much better
Glad he didn't get injured.
I just trimmed five pages of crap down to one page.
And all these years when Ryan said, "The Man upstairs," I thought he was talking about Roger.
For the record, I have no problem with people thanking whoever they want to thank on the podium.
Though Anderson's vans turbo could've used the touch last year .... such is life.
Maybe the guys on the podium that 'thank the man upstairs' will think twice about giving certain people interviews next time.
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