Crazy Dungey stat

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2/14/2017 8:18pm Edited Date/Time 2/14/2017 8:22pm
Langhammx wrote:
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Let's not forget about this day-
That photo with his Mom yelling is one of my favorite photos of all time. Going into turn 1 with just seconds to spare from being...
That photo with his Mom yelling is one of my favorite photos of all time. Going into turn 1 with just seconds to spare from being lapped and DQ'd and then pulls away from Barcia as he charges through the pack. Awesome!
funny how Emig thought they were doing a parade lap haha everyones just wide open haha


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He even gained points on RV that day at Southwick.

I'll compile stats on average finishes between reed and Dungey tomorrow. It will be of their first 7 years in the premier class to keep it equal. I'm anxious as well.
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Langhammx wrote:
Go back and look at his average position. The last time I did it , he had an average finishing position of 3.2. I wouldn't think...
Go back and look at his average position. The last time I did it , he had an average finishing position of 3.2. I wouldn't think nobody else has that kind of average.
tcannon521 wrote:
I would bet Reed had a better average in the same time period of years being a pro. I seriously doubt anyone touches Reed's career podium...
I would bet Reed had a better average in the same time period of years being a pro. I seriously doubt anyone touches Reed's career podium record.
I used to keep these stats.

From 2003 to 2010 Reed completed 120 races, with 105 podium finishes. I don't have top 5 or top 10 stats on me.
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He even gained points on RV that day at Southwick. I'll compile stats on average finishes between reed and Dungey tomorrow. It will be of their...
He even gained points on RV that day at Southwick.

I'll compile stats on average finishes between reed and Dungey tomorrow. It will be of their first 7 years in the premier class to keep it equal. I'm anxious as well.
For the first 7 years, Reed was 104 podiums from 114 starts.

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2/14/2017 9:08pm
AHRMA361 wrote:
Dungey is long past having to prove himself.

He knows his stats will tell the real story.

Sorry haters.
No haters. Sport is deep with history. Go take a look at what Reed did. Know the sport before spouting the "haterade".
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What's MC's podium record ? What about RC? Would be interesting to know where they stack up against CR & RD
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Here are the stats for the first 6 full years of Reed and Dungey in the 250/450 class (it excludes this year so far, and the handful of races Reed did in 2002 before he raced the 125 series full time).

Reed
Races 114
Top 10 112
Top 5 105
Podium 102
Wins 38

Dungey
Races 114
Top 10 112
Top 5 103
Podium 87
Wins 31

2/14/2017 10:29pm Edited Date/Time 2/14/2017 10:32pm
Langhammx wrote:
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Let's not forget about this day-
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2/14/2017 10:47pm
ando wrote:
Here are the stats for the first 6 full years of Reed and Dungey in the 250/450 class (it excludes this year so far, and the...
Here are the stats for the first 6 full years of Reed and Dungey in the 250/450 class (it excludes this year so far, and the handful of races Reed did in 2002 before he raced the 125 series full time).

Reed
Races 114
Top 10 112
Top 5 105
Podium 102
Wins 38

Dungey
Races 114
Top 10 112
Top 5 103
Podium 87
Wins 31

Impressive. Here's 120 races (as full time SX) for both riders:

Reed
Races 120
Top 10 116
Top 5 108
Podium 103
Wins 38

Dungey
Races 120
Top 10 118
Top 5 108
Podium 92
Wins 32

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Here's the full set, first 7 seasons...



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Dungey is just a winning machine. Incredible stats. I never thought Reed's stats and consistency were that impressive though!
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Through their first 7 seasons, or 114 races, Dungey's average finish is 2.93. Reeds is 2.36.
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They don't call him The Diesel for no reason. Dude is a machine. I finely tuned, sometimes annoyingly consistent machine. He should be a role model for every kid out there.
2/15/2017 5:34am
Carmichael changed the game when it came to fitness and training, everyone else had to get in shape if they wanted to compete.

Stewart changed the game with the scrub, everyone else had to start doing it if they wanted to compete.

Dungey is changing the game yet again with consistency, everyone is going to have to virtually eliminate bad finishes if they want a shot at the championship. By looking at Dungey's stats above, his competition should consider anything outside the top 5 a "bad night."
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Changing the game with consistency? Reed was just as consistent. A few riders were. Dungey isnt changing the game, he is riding the same as past champions. Thats what champions do. To date, Dungeys stats are average for a champion. Thats not a knock on him, but he hasnt eclipsed anyone yet. Hes about the same as several past champions
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ando wrote:
Here are the stats for the first 6 full years of Reed and Dungey in the 250/450 class (it excludes this year so far, and the...
Here are the stats for the first 6 full years of Reed and Dungey in the 250/450 class (it excludes this year so far, and the handful of races Reed did in 2002 before he raced the 125 series full time).

Reed
Races 114
Top 10 112
Top 5 105
Podium 102
Wins 38

Dungey
Races 114
Top 10 112
Top 5 103
Podium 87
Wins 31

Nice work

Let's do these #'s on current races to date, since turning pro, both SX and MX results. Not the 6 or 7 year #'s. Every race that they've raced in...
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Dtat720 wrote:
Changing the game with consistency? Reed was just as consistent. A few riders were. Dungey isnt changing the game, he is riding the same as past...
Changing the game with consistency? Reed was just as consistent. A few riders were. Dungey isnt changing the game, he is riding the same as past champions. Thats what champions do. To date, Dungeys stats are average for a champion. Thats not a knock on him, but he hasnt eclipsed anyone yet. Hes about the same as several past champions
Ahhh you are so wrong..... How many past champions won 5 years after their first title? Anything but average.
2/15/2017 6:46am
ando wrote:
Here are the stats for the first 6 full years of Reed and Dungey in the 250/450 class (it excludes this year so far, and the...
Here are the stats for the first 6 full years of Reed and Dungey in the 250/450 class (it excludes this year so far, and the handful of races Reed did in 2002 before he raced the 125 series full time).

Reed
Races 114
Top 10 112
Top 5 105
Podium 102
Wins 38

Dungey
Races 114
Top 10 112
Top 5 103
Podium 87
Wins 31

Langhammx wrote:
Nice work Let's do these #'s on current races to date, since turning pro, both SX and MX results. Not the 6 or 7 year #'s...
Nice work

Let's do these #'s on current races to date, since turning pro, both SX and MX results. Not the 6 or 7 year #'s. Every race that they've raced in...
Thanks Ando! It's funny how people forget how fast Reed was and is still. Is Reed the only rider to have more wins in a SX season against RC or did JS7 do it as well?

Langhammx, it's a lot easier and a more fair comparison to compare them in equal races. If Reed wasn't so fast, stubborn and a rev head he would have retired 5 years ago like most of his peers.

Also, remember Reed only rode 1 season of the 125/250F class and he didn't want to do that.. How well he adapted to SX is impressive given he didn't grow up in America around SX. I personally think this is one of the more amazing facts about Reed.
2/15/2017 6:47am Edited Date/Time 2/15/2017 6:49am
Dtat720 wrote:
Changing the game with consistency? Reed was just as consistent. A few riders were. Dungey isnt changing the game, he is riding the same as past...
Changing the game with consistency? Reed was just as consistent. A few riders were. Dungey isnt changing the game, he is riding the same as past champions. Thats what champions do. To date, Dungeys stats are average for a champion. Thats not a knock on him, but he hasnt eclipsed anyone yet. Hes about the same as several past champions
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Ahhh you are so wrong..... How many past champions won 5 years after their first title? Anything but average.
MC, RC and Reed off the top of my head.
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2/15/2017 6:47am Edited Date/Time 2/15/2017 7:02am
SEE ARE125 wrote:
Carmichael changed the game when it came to fitness and training, everyone else had to get in shape if they wanted to compete. Stewart changed the...
Carmichael changed the game when it came to fitness and training, everyone else had to get in shape if they wanted to compete.

Stewart changed the game with the scrub, everyone else had to start doing it if they wanted to compete.

Dungey is changing the game yet again with consistency, everyone is going to have to virtually eliminate bad finishes if they want a shot at the championship. By looking at Dungey's stats above, his competition should consider anything outside the top 5 a "bad night."
I would say since 2000, anytime the champ finishes outside the top 4 its a bad night.
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Changing the game with consistency? Reed was just as consistent. A few riders were. Dungey isnt changing the game, he is riding the same as past...
Changing the game with consistency? Reed was just as consistent. A few riders were. Dungey isnt changing the game, he is riding the same as past champions. Thats what champions do. To date, Dungeys stats are average for a champion. Thats not a knock on him, but he hasnt eclipsed anyone yet. Hes about the same as several past champions
Park Boys wrote:
Ahhh you are so wrong..... How many past champions won 5 years after their first title? Anything but average.
tcannon521 wrote:
MC, RC and Reed off the top of my head.
Reed won 4 years after his, only MC and RC have done what I said indoors.
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Dtat720 wrote:
Changing the game with consistency? Reed was just as consistent. A few riders were. Dungey isnt changing the game, he is riding the same as past...
Changing the game with consistency? Reed was just as consistent. A few riders were. Dungey isnt changing the game, he is riding the same as past champions. Thats what champions do. To date, Dungeys stats are average for a champion. Thats not a knock on him, but he hasnt eclipsed anyone yet. Hes about the same as several past champions
Park Boys wrote:
Ahhh you are so wrong..... How many past champions won 5 years after their first title? Anything but average.
Look at MC, Reed, and Carmichaels stats. All 3 of them have higher finishes and averages. So, yeah, Dungey is average for a champion
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Park Boys wrote:
Ahhh you are so wrong..... How many past champions won 5 years after their first title? Anything but average.
tcannon521 wrote:
MC, RC and Reed off the top of my head.
Park Boys wrote:
Reed won 4 years after his, only MC and RC have done what I said indoors.
So..... average for a champion.....
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Dtat720 wrote:
Look at MC, Reed, and Carmichaels stats. All 3 of them have higher finishes and averages. So, yeah, Dungey is average for a champion
I wonder what Chad Reeds percentage of take outs was after he was passed? Go watch the videos on YouTube of Reeds "battles". Every time James, or anyone, would blow by him he would just start aiming for the take out. He always got stomped by RC and Stewart, and was very rarely on the same level. Chad was always dirty and a cry baby in the day. Amazes me how fast people have forgot. I usually like rooting for the old dudes, just not for him. Made my day at Dilla when he talked all that shit and Bubba let him go by....then proceeded blow him a lap later.
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Dtat720 wrote:
So..... average for a champion.....
Because Dungey's all time podium streak was average....
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2/15/2017 7:55am Edited Date/Time 2/15/2017 7:56am
Dtat720 wrote:
So..... average for a champion.....
BobPA wrote:
Because Dungey's all time podium streak was average....
My point is he isnt the end all be all his raging fans make him out to be. Hes one of the greats, absolutely zero doubt or question about it. But compared to the other greats, he is average, the same as them. And comparing finish average, he is a little below MC and RC. Podium streak, yeah, good stat, amazing accomplishment. It isnt 24-0 or 14 of 15 in a series.
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2/15/2017 8:06am Edited Date/Time 2/15/2017 8:07am
How many of the other guys were winning SX races during the RC JS CR era?
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2/15/2017 8:10am Edited Date/Time 2/15/2017 8:12am
Dtat720 wrote:
Changing the game with consistency? Reed was just as consistent. A few riders were. Dungey isnt changing the game, he is riding the same as past...
Changing the game with consistency? Reed was just as consistent. A few riders were. Dungey isnt changing the game, he is riding the same as past champions. Thats what champions do. To date, Dungeys stats are average for a champion. Thats not a knock on him, but he hasnt eclipsed anyone yet. Hes about the same as several past champions
Park Boys wrote:
Ahhh you are so wrong..... How many past champions won 5 years after their first title? Anything but average.
Dtat720 wrote:
Look at MC, Reed, and Carmichaels stats. All 3 of them have higher finishes and averages. So, yeah, Dungey is average for a champion
Don't you tell me about stats, Vitard. SX is over 40 years old and you list three people. Reed has a higher average if you cherry pick certain years and has two SX titles to RDs 3 and then when you add MX in the mix Dungey blows Reed away. Three guys in the history of the sport have more SX titles than him.... pretty average champ in my book. Also when they go outdoors Dungey's stats... gasp get better. The same can not be said about MC and Reed. Combined Dungey is 4th place on the all time wins list in SX he is 6th. Pretty average I must say. If he wins the title this year it will be SX title number 4... and overall number 8. Pretty average as well. He has never missed a SX season only a few races in 12 also pretty average. The next guy on the all time list for wins is MC the guy behind him is RV. I saw you say 24-0 in another post. While how many guys sans RC have two 10 + MX wins in a season. I'll wait.. seems pretty average to me.
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2/15/2017 8:23am Edited Date/Time 2/15/2017 8:24am
Park Boys wrote:
Ahhh you are so wrong..... How many past champions won 5 years after their first title? Anything but average.
Dtat720 wrote:
Look at MC, Reed, and Carmichaels stats. All 3 of them have higher finishes and averages. So, yeah, Dungey is average for a champion
Park Boys wrote:
Don't you tell me about stats, Vitard. SX is over 40 years old and you list three people. Reed has a higher average if you cherry...
Don't you tell me about stats, Vitard. SX is over 40 years old and you list three people. Reed has a higher average if you cherry pick certain years and has two SX titles to RDs 3 and then when you add MX in the mix Dungey blows Reed away. Three guys in the history of the sport have more SX titles than him.... pretty average champ in my book. Also when they go outdoors Dungey's stats... gasp get better. The same can not be said about MC and Reed. Combined Dungey is 4th place on the all time wins list in SX he is 6th. Pretty average I must say. If he wins the title this year it will be SX title number 4... and overall number 8. Pretty average as well. He has never missed a SX season only a few races in 12 also pretty average. The next guy on the all time list for wins is MC the guy behind him is RV. I saw you say 24-0 in another post. While how many guys sans RC have two 10 + MX wins in a season. I'll wait.. seems pretty average to me.
Atleast you can admit its average. For champions. You seem to miss that part. His stats arent any better nor worse than other champions. Thats my point. He is right there with them. Average. For a champion. Comprehend? Vitard.... classic.

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