Edited Date/Time
4/19/2016 6:47am
How all the factory efforts can travel half way around the world to ride on a rubbish dump is beyond me.
The only thing worse than riding on this piece of crap is getting hurt at the track then having to go to a Mexican hospital.
At least there's decent prize money for the riders thanks to the multiple-hundred-thousand euro fee that's been paid to Guiseppe and his greasy chums. Rant over.
The only thing worse than riding on this piece of crap is getting hurt at the track then having to go to a Mexican hospital.
At least there's decent prize money for the riders thanks to the multiple-hundred-thousand euro fee that's been paid to Guiseppe and his greasy chums. Rant over.
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It's the world championship so i'm fine with the series even going to freaking bangladesh, but for a minimum either the track needs to be great or there need to be 10.000's of people watching the race. Preferably both.
This Mexican GP in a parking lot with no fans is either paid by an unsuccesfull ''viva/visit mexico'' campaign, or by someone with to much money to spend. If its the first then this will be an affair for a few years, if it's the second you should wonder if you want to be there.
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Would any racing exist in America if not for funding from energy drinks?
Big pharma advertising?
Alcohol sales in stadiums & sponsorship on TV?
Is our government not corrupt as all hell? We have cities committing corporate welfare for NFL teams all the time using tax payer money to build stadiums for free for the most successful business in America not named Apple. All the while the stadiums are costing 3x what they should due to union labor, and the labor unions then give half that money back to the NFL in the form of a kickback!
Luongo does not hold the monopoly on shady business. It's amazing how easily we can see it in foreigners yet we cant identify it right under our own noses.
Maybe the hangtown of 10 years ago.
That mexico track was horrible.
I also noticed MX1 only had 19 riders...
Letting this guy back in here just doubled the work load for the mods around here.
I can bench race all day long about American series races and the GP's and do it without slamming the riders and people from other countries. He can't. He's a shit starting prick. Go look at all his past replies.
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And in MX2 only Herlings?
The dust has settled on the cactus and shrub that surrounds the impressive motocross track of Leon
MXGP OF LEON – QUICK FACTS
Circuit length: 1575m
Type of ground: Intermediate to hard
Temperature: 29°C
Weather conditions: sunny
Crowd attendance: 33,000
You see the tv is killing attendance!
I'm not a fan of the Mexico track either, it's pretty uninspiring and it only got interesting when it really started to rough up in time for the last MXGP race. Why are track designers so devoid of ideas?
I don't have a problem with them racing in Mexico, or anywhere else for that matter. I just can't stand these second rate tracks and I don't see how they help promote the sport to anyone. The Mexican track was barely up to club standard.
It all looks the same on tv!
There was probably a good soccer game in that town that day, those are on flat ground and many fields there don't even have grass!
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