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PressPassP 9/19/2015 4:19pm
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Febvre all over Webb,apparently he needs to start doing the quad
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zehn 9/19/2015 4:21pm
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Musquin rolling around out there in 10th, probably saving himself for tomorrow I would guess
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agn5009 9/19/2015 4:22pm
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Hopefully musquin looks a little better tomorrow. He's way off the pace of the top 4
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RG1 9/19/2015 4:22pm
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JMR1976 wrote:
Yea shouldn't he back it down and save it for tomorrow?
Probably

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oilman400 9/19/2015 4:23pm
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Webb's picking it up.
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DownSouth 9/19/2015 4:24pm
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PressPassP wrote:
Febvre all over Webb,apparently he needs to start doing the quad
Webb has opened his gap over Fevbre back up to 1.5 secs over the last 2 laps. RF had it down to .9 but Webb has been a touch quicker the last 2 laps.
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agn5009 9/19/2015 4:24pm
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JMR1976 wrote:
Yea shouldn't he back it down and save it for tomorrow?
RG1 wrote:
Probably
He's a world champ-what's he know?
crusty_xx 9/19/2015 4:26pm
9/19/2015 4:26pm
JMR1976 wrote:
Yea shouldn't he back it down and save it for tomorrow?
RG1 wrote:
Probably
agn5009 wrote:
He's a world champ-what's he know?
more than the average vital expert I'm guessing
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zehn 9/19/2015 4:26pm
9/19/2015 4:26pm Edited Date/Time 9/19/2015 4:27pm
Anderson tip over or have a bike problem?

EDIT: nvm, live timing had me confused
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agn5009 9/19/2015 4:27pm
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RG1 wrote:
Probably
agn5009 wrote:
He's a world champ-what's he know?
crusty_xx wrote:
more than the average vital expert I'm guessing
Yes sir.
overthebars39 9/19/2015 4:27pm
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agn5009 wrote:
He's a world champ-what's he know?
He knows this race does not matter anymore.
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DownSouth 9/19/2015 4:27pm
9/19/2015 4:27pm Edited Date/Time 9/19/2015 4:28pm
Brett Farve threw in the towel that lap.
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JMR1976 9/19/2015 4:28pm
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Anderson slowest last lap. Cleaver American.
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DownSouth 9/19/2015 4:29pm
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That's the race isn't it? 20 min +2 laps?
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BSmooth13 9/19/2015 4:29pm
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DownSouth wrote:
Brett Farve threw in the towel that lap.
Wink
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RG1 9/19/2015 4:31pm
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Good ride from Cairoli coming back after all that time out
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moto282 9/19/2015 4:31pm
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So a couple of regional 250SX champs beat two world champs in a race today?

Just kidding... I know it's qualifying. Looks like it was a good race. Looking forward to tomorrow.
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Hendricus 9/19/2015 4:31pm
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RG1 wrote:
Probably
agn5009 wrote:
He's a world champ-what's he know?
crusty_xx wrote:
more than the average vital expert I'm guessing
There's no way!

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crusty_xx 9/19/2015 4:31pm
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JMR1976 wrote:
Anderson slowest last lap. Cleaver American.
maybe because there's a 10 second gap in front of him with 1 lap to go...
Doesn't have much to do with the quali race
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philG 9/19/2015 4:33pm
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good to see Cairoli going ok, i think of all the Gp's the gate pick is the least important,.

Grant is certainly riding like a guy that needs a job.
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JMR1976 9/19/2015 4:34pm
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JMR1976 wrote:
Anderson slowest last lap. Cleaver American.
crusty_xx wrote:
maybe because there's a 10 second gap in front of him with 1 lap to go...
Doesn't have much to do with the quali race
No just catching on to the way euros do it. In qualifying you don't try hard and save energy. Euros are crafty.
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Kawasaki572 9/19/2015 4:34pm
9/19/2015 4:34pm
Now we wait for the highlights..... Or do they show the full qualifying races afterwards? I'm sure they did that before.
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Silliker269 9/19/2015 4:35pm
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Sweet looking fwd to tomorrow , should be a dannndy
overthebars39 9/19/2015 4:36pm
9/19/2015 4:36pm Edited Date/Time 9/19/2015 4:37pm
Grant is certainly riding like a guy that needs a job.
Couldn't have gotten a better track to prove himself. :D
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karsmakers 9/19/2015 4:36pm
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So we have learned this..... The AMA riders are fast on AMA tracks and the euros are fast on GP tracks. That's why the US has never lost a Des Nations at home. To the GP supporters that say your riders are faster because they win in Europe....that is a bit much. I believe both series are equally fast and faster on their home tracks....is that fair to say? Can we end all the bullshit know with mutual respect?
overthebars39 9/19/2015 4:40pm
9/19/2015 4:40pm
karsmakers wrote:
So we have learned this..... The AMA riders are fast on AMA tracks and the euros are fast on GP tracks. That's why the US has...
So we have learned this..... The AMA riders are fast on AMA tracks and the euros are fast on GP tracks. That's why the US has never lost a Des Nations at home. To the GP supporters that say your riders are faster because they win in Europe....that is a bit much. I believe both series are equally fast and faster on their home tracks....is that fair to say? Can we end all the bullshit know with mutual respect?
This race does not even matter to any of them... There's nothing to win accept for a trophy that no one will even remember on monday. The only trophy that matters is being raced for next week.
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RG1 9/19/2015 4:40pm
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karsmakers wrote:
So we have learned this..... The AMA riders are fast on AMA tracks and the euros are fast on GP tracks. That's why the US has...
So we have learned this..... The AMA riders are fast on AMA tracks and the euros are fast on GP tracks. That's why the US has never lost a Des Nations at home. To the GP supporters that say your riders are faster because they win in Europe....that is a bit much. I believe both series are equally fast and faster on their home tracks....is that fair to say? Can we end all the bullshit know with mutual respect?
I think you're being a bit optimistic there.
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moto455va 9/19/2015 4:41pm
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karsmakers wrote:
So we have learned this..... The AMA riders are fast on AMA tracks and the euros are fast on GP tracks. That's why the US has...
So we have learned this..... The AMA riders are fast on AMA tracks and the euros are fast on GP tracks. That's why the US has never lost a Des Nations at home. To the GP supporters that say your riders are faster because they win in Europe....that is a bit much. I believe both series are equally fast and faster on their home tracks....is that fair to say? Can we end all the bullshit know with mutual respect?


>actually thinking the "whos faster" argument will ever come to an end
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BSmooth13 9/19/2015 4:43pm
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I have a crazy idea - what if we all just gave respect and congratulations to whoever did well in any given event, regardless of where they came from or where they raced. You know, that unconditional thing.

And those who read the congratulatory statements were able to interpret them as they were intended - not as wide sweeping, "we're better than you" jabs, but as honest comments on an MX event.

That's what were all on here for, right?

Cheers friends, looking forward to tomorrow
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ridge 9/19/2015 4:44pm
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overthebars39 wrote:
Grant is certainly riding like a guy that needs a job.
Couldn't have gotten a better track to prove himself. :D
Doesn't he already have a job though? I thought he signed with Kawi?

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