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The director doesn't cut to you much when you're not in contention.
But don't mind all the vitriol, keinz. This is how sore losers conduct themselves: with soreness. It's not as if your thread said anything improper. (And the title was clear enough; no one had to click on it to begin with.) The problem was that they don't like your pointing out that Herlings/Prado/Coldenhoff kicked the fuck out of Team Supercross on their own track and made it look easy. Or that France won again with a team that wasn't even as strong as it could have been.
Or maybe it never actually happened. Ironman '17 never happened, ya know.
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What happened to Belgian MX? Prado beat DeSalle and Horebeek too.
What happened to Italian MX? Prado beat Cairoli and Lupino too.
What happened to German MX? Prado beat Roczen and Nagl too.
What happened to British MX? Prado beat Searle and Anstie too.
Estonia? Sweden? Switzerland? New Zealand?
And what happened to Spanish MX? Prado beat his big-bike teammates too... And then Lawrence beat Prado, soooo...
Jorge Prado is an amazing young athlete, and he beat almost all of the big bikes, almost as RV did in '07, Cairoli and RV in '06, Lamson in '96, etc. But by using your logic that Tomac couldn't pass Prado so we need to do away with American motocross and just one MX series is a little over the top. Because by that logic, only the Dutch aren't broken, even though they have never won the MXON (though they are the big favorite for 2019), because Prado didn't beat Coldenhoff and Herlings.
Team USA had high hopes and terrible execution, but we'll be back. We aren't going to quit or fold or anything. And I can't wait to see more of Jorge Prado as well as Hunter Lawrence, they are both very impressive.
DC
Racer X
DC
Racer X
Cripes, here in OZ, we've got one of the worst rated Internet Systems in the World, and, with our full conversion to our fabled 'NBN, (still years away from completion) - which is a pathetic system, even now. We've hamstrung our Economy / Industries / Education / Science and just the average Joe / Joettes 'connectivity', to a complete F up, that will leave us behind most 'Third World Countries'. Nice one, (our) brain dead, corrupt / lie through their teeth to get the vote Politicians, and their idiot voters - of all sides.
You say ONE DAMN THING about Portuguese MX & I'm telling your mom about that time we drank her beer.
I'm not messin' around here!
Signed,
Just another key-board warrior.
For example, do you really think Coldenhoff could destroy the field here and get a 450 Outdoor title ? Give me a break please. We all know how an average rider can outperform during an MXON but it doesn't mean he can do that all year long.
I'm sure USA will come back with a bang in the next few years so please Davey keep the MX series strong with great tracks and nice prep.
Also Davey, is it really impossible to move the end of the Nationals at the begining of September and negociate an MXON in the middle of September ? Because i strongly believe the month off between the end of the Nationals and the MXON is what hurts the USA the most !
Thx
Pit Row
And again, Prado had a great day, Coldenhoff even better... Our guys just had their worst days at the worst time of all, as far as us bench-racers go, and we're still getting roosted over it here.
Hard to believe it was only a year earlier that we won 3 out of 4 motos at the MXGP of the USA at WW Ranch...
Please hurry, Anaheim SX.
DC
Racer X
I hope Tomac built a gnarly sand track in CO and is riding that once a week for the next year.
Go Team USA, go, go!!
Red Bud this year was a sabotage from Mr Ritchie.
Simple fix. The MXoN team should have traveled to Assen in mid-September. A weekend in that sand and against that competition would've prepared them as nothing else could. Go the hell over there and race in tough conditions. (Yes, Herlings and Prado would have trounced them in Assen too, but I guarantee you Team Supercross would have been better prepared for the MXoN.)
But they didn't do that. Because you and I and everyone else just knew they were going to win easily.
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