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As for Ryan , he kicked some ass and rode well!
He didn't make the main, that's all there is to it. There are rumors of a hand injury, but until confirmed they are just that, rumors.
Dungey did exactly what he needed to do and won. Good job Dungey.
karma sux....next.
it sucks:"jlaw" wasn't in the main, he hauls ass and brings his a game every time and it makes for better racing too. but not tonight...oh well.
Ryan did what he had to tonight.
Fox is smiling big time.
I want to see 15 laps of J-Law vs Dungey.
Hope it happens before the season is over.
However those PC boyz.....look out!
lets hear this excuse.
Go to ronronmx.com to start these flame war threads.
Pit Row
obviously Dungey was praying for J-Law's demise.
don't you even know your own God??
Could it be his bike? He has no factory support this year . . But then again 2 Yamahas made it to the main....and Cedric Soubeyras finished 8 in the main with a Yamaha...and he was only just over a second off the pace!
He might have an injury as rumored in the earlier treads, a hand injury that slows down his ability to twist that trottle to the max as fast as he used to last year? What do I know..
Let's not hope that it is a mental issue of other riders (or himself) getting into his head, that could get uggly!
I am impressed with the speed of that Weimer kid though, he could seriousely be a real threat this year!
Lets hope that the outlaw, I mean JLAW, sorts out his troubles and get the speed up to where he can be a part of the intense battle in the Lites this year as well!
By the way, I do think he is doing ok so far coming off his injuries and all. 2 times 11 and 10th overall so far with minimal riding time is flat out impressing.
Then again, I do think we will see a much stronger 800 when the (real) season starts.
Maybe I got your comment wrong, did you mean that JLAW lost his karma and hence did not make the main?
One is kicking themselves.
I'll be watching each race with anticipation, and letting the final point standing do all the talking. Just like they did last year.
We'll see how much each rider learned over the off season. As I've mentioned before, I have a good idea which riders will be long term for for the sport, and who might be a flash in the pan.
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