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Dungey Toronto points:22
Tomac behind after Minneapolis:24
Dungey ahead after Toronto:24
Maybe Dungey didn't try to catch Eli because 2nd was good enough for him, or he felt he couldn't catch him and didn't want to risk it, but Eli decided he felt he could catch Dungey, and he almost did. Maybe Eli isn't pushing to the max like everyone seems to think. Maybe this is how he rides comfortably and he's not bound to crash at any moment.
Seems to me that whenever Dungey wins or comes up through the pack it is just because he is just that talented, and if he gets a bad start it is everyone elses fault. But if Eli does well or comes up through the pack he's lucky or hes pushing it and is bound to crash at any moment. Why can't it just be that he is actually that talented?
Pit Row
20th to 2nd. Give the champ some credit.
I'm not by any means trying to talk down about Dungey, I think he is an incredible, smart, talented, consistent rider who is going to go down in history as one of the best. It seems like any time someone says anything that isn't praising Dungey all his fans get defensive and start coming up with excuses, didn't want to believe something was up with him, even though after winning last week he said they made changes to the bike, now he looks like his normal self.
When Dunge does something good its because that who he is, but when Eli or anyone else does something good they are pushing to the max and are going to crash at any moment. Why cant you believe that maybe Eli is just that good too...?
Some of his super fans take his amazing rides and exaggerate those races and discredit the other riders on the track that actually have 450 Championships to their credit. I think that annoys fans of other riders.
And personally I just want to see good racing. I'm acquaintances with a lot of these guys, some I'd actually call friends, and just want them to race clean, be safe, and race to their potential.
I believe the perception about Eli riding "out of control" may be due to the fact that he's in his 2nd or 3rd year on the 450, and already has more season ending injuries and more inconsistent placings than Dungey has had in 9? seasons. Combine that with the number of times you see Tomac's rear wheel out of sorts, compared with Dungey's bike control.
I don't think Tomac has any lack of talent. He has a more loose style on the bike, but that can be interpreted as less control at times.
With the one difference being, Tomac needs to make up points to catch Dungey..
Dungey, well not so much.
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