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During his perfect outdoor season in 08, did he ever have a Moto where he crashed or barely won?
Largest lead was 1:10 at Millville Moto 2.
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I still think Unadilla was the closest overall. Cody Cooper never gave James a lot of time and the fact it was a mud fest meant one mistake could have resulted in James being screwed. Thankfully for James, his small tip over on lap 9 didnt cost him the win, but made it more interesting down the stretch. I remember being there and thought he might actually lose, especially when he tipped it over with just a few laps to go.
Looking at the individual lap times they were fairly close the entire moto. James crashed on lap 9 which cost him maybe 4-5 seconds, and got up about a second ahead of Cody Cooper, after that he pulled a second or two and won by 6 seconds. The last 2 laps they matched lap times, unlike a lot of the other motos that year where James gave up a bunch of time.
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I dont think James saw the big picture (like Dungey does), sure you want to win, who doesnt want to win, but by crashing your brains out you are more likely to get injured resulting in less starts / less wins / less championships.
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