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I agree with him on tracks, the prep has sucked at all the tracks except Argentina and have been the cause of many injuries this year. The National tracks as a whole have been way rougher (sans Lommel).
As far as comp... pretty even through the top 5 after that its hard to tell.
You can't use the space between riders as a comparison because with the shorter smoother GP tracks there is less to separate the men from the boys as there has been in the Nationals(unless you want to include the dust and poor watering).
surprised that came out of his mouth.
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You cuss herlings cause he rides 250 and wins a lot.
AC is god because he wins a lot.
RD5 on the podium 95 percent of his races and he dont know shit and couldn't of race 20 yrs ago.
A 250 rider is fixin to step up to a 450 and wax a bunch of Frenchy,haha,wax french,
Really, Racerx shouldn't even interview riders anymore...they should just post their questions here, and the Vitards will be able to answer the questions better and more truthfully than any rider ever could.
One of the most vehement anti-american posters on Vital arguing with the Canadian high school kid know-it-all could have been one for the ages.
From a competition standpoint, I think he is way off. The GP riders are just as fast as the AMA riders. The difference in track conditions plays towards one or another, but if everything were equal for an entire series (not taking into account of acclimation for riders traveling to different countries or track conditions), then it would be a smorgasbord of riders from both series in the top 20.
And I feel like RJ, Wardy, O'Show and Hannah might think that is bullshit.
The tracks vary vastly in the GPs and seem rougher,recently he's ridden: Lommel-bottomless sand,Teuchenthal-hardpack,choppy,knarly and Kegums-sand but with a base,more loamy
All the US riders said those places were the roughest they'd ridden all year,Dungey didn't fare so we'll as previousy years,I think Villopoto came up against that too,as well as a gaggle of riders who are Damn fast in their own series too,
The AMA tracks seem more consistently prepared and maybe nicer to ride,Herlings commented on the last round calling it "prime".It's also what the AMA guys are used to and are incredibly fast on them
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As far as the tracks I suppose there is some truth in there and some BS.
It's a shame though, dude has really stepped up his game this year as far as a "per race" approach. Would have been interesting to see what he could have done this year.
No it isn't the truth about the tracks.....it is your opinion. BTW don't you and your buds ever get tired of these US is better threads? Great tracks on both sides of the pond and discussion about which is better is pointless IMHO
i know you are Canada not the US. Hope the leg is getting better.
Think about it, that's basically what he said.
When I go through a thread like this , I can read the comments and replies and KNOW EXACTLY which side of the pond a person is from , before I even look at their location.
Or something completely preposterous / retarded , I'll know who wrote it even before looking at the avatar.
Take that for what it's worth.
Had Dungey raced at least two full seasons in the GP's, his opinion in this might hold some actual weight.
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