Chamberlain trophy goes too?

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No Dungey to Tophies de Nations. To quote the great philosopher John Lennon. Its been a hard days night
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6/9/2016 10:33pm
You expected anything less.
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6/9/2016 10:43pm Edited Date/Time 6/9/2016 10:53pm
Translation please.

Has Ryan announced he will not be available for MXdN already?
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6/9/2016 10:50pm Edited Date/Time 6/9/2016 10:51pm
Even without Dungey we have a decent pool of riders to choose from that would make a solid team that could possibly get the job done.

Off the top of my head...

MX1 & MX3
Tomac/Canard/Seely/Anderson/Barcia

MX2
Jeremy & Alex Martin/Webb/Savatgy

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6/9/2016 11:03pm Edited Date/Time 6/9/2016 11:16pm
I don't worry for team USA, currently on the paper, Tomac-Anderson-Webb would be winner by far at Maggiora MXdN 2016.

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6/10/2016 1:43am
For it to go , you have to have it in the first place.
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6/10/2016 3:28am
philG wrote:
For it to go , you have to have it in the first place.
Fire up the DeLorean and let's go back in time.
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6/10/2016 3:31am
Well a team with Tomac, Anderson and Webb would be a very strong team on the paper.


But it's impossible to speculate since we have to see if the top European teams can come into the race with healthy riders. One injury isn't that bad for USA but it could be devastating for any European team except France.
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6/10/2016 3:35am
It`s not like Dungey was gonna go anyway.
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6/10/2016 3:50am
philG wrote:
For it to go , you have to have it in the first place.
AK74 wrote:
Fire up the DeLorean and let's go back in time.
Bet you'd like to go all the way back to 94 Wink
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6/10/2016 4:03am
philG wrote:
For it to go , you have to have it in the first place.
AK74 wrote:
Fire up the DeLorean and let's go back in time.
ATKpilot99 wrote:
Bet you'd like to go all the way back to 94 Wink
I'd be happy to go back to 2014 and put a different chain on Shaun Simpson's bike.
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6/10/2016 4:12am
AK74 wrote:
Fire up the DeLorean and let's go back in time.
ATKpilot99 wrote:
Bet you'd like to go all the way back to 94 Wink
philG wrote:
I'd be happy to go back to 2014 and put a different chain on Shaun Simpson's bike.
All part of it .
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6/10/2016 8:45am
AK74 wrote:
Fire up the DeLorean and let's go back in time.
ATKpilot99 wrote:
Bet you'd like to go all the way back to 94 Wink
philG wrote:
I'd be happy to go back to 2014 and put a different chain on Shaun Simpson's bike.
That's what Dungey said about St Louis SX a few years back....
6/10/2016 9:10am
Antonioni wrote:
I don't worry for team USA, currently on the paper, Tomac-Anderson-Webb would be winner by far at Maggiora MXdN 2016.
So Febvre, The Moosecan and Ferrandis would be left behind by far you think? If France could man that team I think they would have something to say about things Wink
6/10/2016 9:20am
AK74 wrote:
Fire up the DeLorean and let's go back in time.
ATKpilot99 wrote:
Bet you'd like to go all the way back to 94 Wink
philG wrote:
I'd be happy to go back to 2014 and put a different chain on Shaun Simpson's bike.
Shaun had a "chain" moment a couple of weeks ago again. That MXdN incident was a heartbreaker for sure, just gave away that podium step to the USA
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6/10/2016 9:25am
I'd rather see barcia go then Anderson, regardless of who is ahead in the standings.
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6/10/2016 11:29am
86honda wrote:
No Dungey to Tophies de Nations. To quote the great philosopher John Lennon. Its been a hard days night
I would rather see Tomac, Webb and AMart, Jmart or Savatgy. Anderson and Tomac just arent proving themselves on the starts yet. But you can't not send Tomac. Hopefully Baggett returns and rides as well as he did before injury and we can send Tomac, Baggett and one of the 4 listed lites guys.
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6/10/2016 12:08pm
Barcia hasnt ridden as well as he did in Ernee, since that day, but its a long time till September , he may yet get his shit together, Of course , now Dungey gets a 'rest' midseason , maybe he will come back and want to ride.
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6/10/2016 12:41pm Edited Date/Time 6/10/2016 12:43pm
Dungey said he was going before the injury, not sure how long it will take to recover. Jeremy Martin didn't show up for the team last year. Baggett didn't either, when sent. Barcia always rides his heart out at the Des Nations. Webb was fantastic last year. Tomac always rises to the occasion. You never know how guys are going to react.

Alex Martin is Puerto Rican.
6/10/2016 12:47pm
France top step again, Belgium who's going to ride MX2 Strijbos, Desalle or Jeremy? Italy & Nederlands, Moto winners but no full team. Switzerland dark horse podium. Germany needs a competent MX2 hero. The Empire of Great Britain, Simson & 2 other riders who will have a issue (you know who they are). Looking good for USA to be on the podium
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6/10/2016 12:52pm
Belgium certainly not. I do not even consider us as podium candidates as it's going right now ...

It will be once again an epic France Vs USA battle I think. Germany with Roczen, Nagl and Ullrich are right there when either one of the other countries make a mistake.
6/10/2016 12:54pm
Antonioni wrote:
I don't worry for team USA, currently on the paper, Tomac-Anderson-Webb would be winner by far at Maggiora MXdN 2016.
Poppanator wrote:
So Febvre, The Moosecan and Ferrandis would be left behind by far you think? If France could man that team I think they would have something...
So Febvre, The Moosecan and Ferrandis would be left behind by far you think? If France could man that team I think they would have something to say about things Wink
Will Marvin be on team France? A healthy Paulin might be a better choice
6/10/2016 12:56pm
VePix.be wrote:
Belgium certainly not. I do not even consider us as podium candidates as it's going right now ... It will be once again an epic France...
Belgium certainly not. I do not even consider us as podium candidates as it's going right now ...

It will be once again an epic France Vs USA battle I think. Germany with Roczen, Nagl and Ullrich are right there when either one of the other countries make a mistake.
Even with Big Ken riding MX2?
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6/10/2016 1:06pm
Shame Hsu is injured again. Germany would be real strong otherwise
6/10/2016 1:07pm
VePix.be wrote:
Belgium certainly not. I do not even consider us as podium candidates as it's going right now ... It will be once again an epic France...
Belgium certainly not. I do not even consider us as podium candidates as it's going right now ...

It will be once again an epic France Vs USA battle I think. Germany with Roczen, Nagl and Ullrich are right there when either one of the other countries make a mistake.
I know he's been hurt but how would Hsu do in a head to head with Ullrich? Haven't been able to see how his riding has progressed since moving on to a 250f.
6/10/2016 1:11pm
Derpin' DJ wrote:
Shame Hsu is injured again. Germany would be real strong otherwise
It's like you're me, but on the other side of the world. Grinning
6/10/2016 1:13pm
The Source wrote:
Will Marvin be on team France? A healthy Paulin might be a better choice
I have no idea if Marvin will race, but why wouldn't he, if healthy? I personally think the choice between Marvin and Paulin is a no-brainer. At the moment I don't think Paulin is even close to Marvin. But we'll see come September.

Non the less, if nothing spectacular happens, I can only see USA or France winning, unless Germany field Roczen (on a 250), Nagel and an Ulrich riding like he did the last moto in France (which would be the same team as when they won in Lommel). But who knows?
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6/10/2016 1:20pm
I would choose Marvin in front of Paulin every day of the week.

Marvins start of the nationals haven't been good but Paulin has been average on the Honda since 2015 and this years injuries doesn't make it better.
6/10/2016 1:39pm
I have a feeling Paulin will be progressing fine the remainder of the season, no points pressure and getting healthier, funny how Tixier is not even mentioned concerning France??
6/10/2016 1:43pm
America will have another strong team this year but so will a lot of other countries providing they stay injury free. Russia would have a decent team with bobryshev,petrov and tonkov. The way it's going at the moment I reckon France will take febvre, ferrandis and paturel
6/10/2016 1:47pm
Motofinne wrote:
I would choose Marvin in front of Paulin every day of the week. Marvins start of the nationals haven't been good but Paulin has been average...
I would choose Marvin in front of Paulin every day of the week.

Marvins start of the nationals haven't been good but Paulin has been average on the Honda since 2015 and this years injuries doesn't make it better.
I think Marvin is coming on strong. He rode really solid the last moto at Thunder Valley. It will probably be, sooner than later, like post mid-season in SX when he was hauling. Barring injuries I think he'll podium before the season ends. So absolutely Marvin before Paulin the way it looks now.

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