Herlings out for 2-4 months, Outdoors seems more interesting than Gp's ??

2/2/2019 7:45am
That was in 2009 my friend, Herlings was just 14 back then and Charlier 18/19
Dumb moment, god knows why I said 2014. It was the year before he went GP's full time.
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Cortami79 wrote:
I don't know what's more funny.. Either that Ruy guy posting 3000 photo's of his Spanish hero and claiming there's no one better, or the constant...
I don't know what's more funny.. Either that Ruy guy posting 3000 photo's of his Spanish hero and claiming there's no one better, or the constant Eli vs Jeffrey discussions Grinning

If one of these riders would read this thread they would have a good laugh
mxb2 wrote:
Dont forget the 1000 pictures of stewart also.
We are all okay with the Stew pictures
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Heard today at a dutch track Herlings is hanging up the boots. Prado is coming after him like a mad dog and he is scared for that, he is even more scared to come to the US and race the outdoors because there are the real tracks and the competition. Eli Tomac alias Twomac would beat him on his kawi 2 stroke,everybody have seen how fast he is on a 2 stroke on the dirtshark video.

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The OP really missed the mark when he titled this Prado thread.
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Some Spanish bias here. We all make them.
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Cortami79 wrote:
I don't know what's more funny.. Either that Ruy guy posting 3000 photo's of his Spanish hero and claiming there's no one better, or the constant...
I don't know what's more funny.. Either that Ruy guy posting 3000 photo's of his Spanish hero and claiming there's no one better, or the constant Eli vs Jeffrey discussions Grinning

If one of these riders would read this thread they would have a good laugh
mxb2 wrote:
Dont forget the 1000 pictures of stewart also.
Park Boys wrote:
We are all okay with the Stew pictures
Haha. , Post them all.then. Maybe not the same ones over and over again. Its creepy
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Ruy I have serious concerns you’ve suffered a brain injury, starving yourself of air on the effigy of Prado’s cock you made. Congratulations on taking the knob and balls in one go i suppose
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Wash your mouth, and then go combing sheep, which is what you usually do
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2/3/2019 8:24am Edited Date/Time 2/3/2019 8:33am
Somehow its turned into Eli vs Herlings lol... Anyways on Pingrees podcast him and Langston echoed my sentiments that Eli in 2015 who was literally beating Dungey by a minute 15, is the fastest theyve ever seen someone ride. Dungey said hes never been beat that bad in his life in mx nation. Eli said “yea but look what happened its not sustainable” and he said he hasnt gone that fast since. So that means he has more in the tank that he is not using, because winning by 5 seconds is the same points as a minute 15 and its 100x more dangerous. So he has more in the tank hes purposefully not using and that seems to be the difference with them today.

When I watch Jeffrey ride, its freaking unbelievable, but it also isnt sustainable as shown by how hes injured every year including breaking his collar bone last year the year he won. I think he needs to do the same thing, we know your a baaaaad mf on a bike, but he needs to now back it down hes injured again, a major injury every year is unsustainable. He has no choice he either has to back it down or hell keep getting hurt as he does every year. Jeffrey is great for the sport, I hope he looks toward his longevity.

I think a part of the reason were not winning MXON’s anymore is that we rotate through top riders so much. Aldon works em to death, they get their titles, then they retire in their mid 20’s. Were moving to new top guys pretty regularly and that doesnt lead to as much consistency. Anyways I love watching the GP guys and I hope to see Jeff back it down just a bit after this latest injury for the benefit of the sport/his career. The longer he rides the better for the sport, he will create fans, you cant watch him ride and not be amazed... please Jeff we kno what it is now, your a bad mf, please back it down a smidge now and go on a run after Cairolli/Everts.
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drt410 wrote:
Somehow its turned into Eli vs Herlings lol... Anyways on Pingrees podcast him and Langston echoed my sentiments that Eli in 2015 who was literally beating...
Somehow its turned into Eli vs Herlings lol... Anyways on Pingrees podcast him and Langston echoed my sentiments that Eli in 2015 who was literally beating Dungey by a minute 15, is the fastest theyve ever seen someone ride. Dungey said hes never been beat that bad in his life in mx nation. Eli said “yea but look what happened its not sustainable” and he said he hasnt gone that fast since. So that means he has more in the tank that he is not using, because winning by 5 seconds is the same points as a minute 15 and its 100x more dangerous. So he has more in the tank hes purposefully not using and that seems to be the difference with them today.

When I watch Jeffrey ride, its freaking unbelievable, but it also isnt sustainable as shown by how hes injured every year including breaking his collar bone last year the year he won. I think he needs to do the same thing, we know your a baaaaad mf on a bike, but he needs to now back it down hes injured again, a major injury every year is unsustainable. He has no choice he either has to back it down or hell keep getting hurt as he does every year. Jeffrey is great for the sport, I hope he looks toward his longevity.

I think a part of the reason were not winning MXON’s anymore is that we rotate through top riders so much. Aldon works em to death, they get their titles, then they retire in their mid 20’s. Were moving to new top guys pretty regularly and that doesnt lead to as much consistency. Anyways I love watching the GP guys and I hope to see Jeff back it down just a bit after this latest injury for the benefit of the sport/his career. The longer he rides the better for the sport, he will create fans, you cant watch him ride and not be amazed... please Jeff we kno what it is now, your a bad mf, please back it down a smidge now and go on a run after Cairolli/Everts.
Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing serious dude ?

here comes Tomac fanclub ... WC rider , KDX and just wait for Average Joe
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If JH wasn’t recovered in time to have a meaningful shot at the WC why wouldn’t he come to the US? All of the sponsorship deals would get worked if that was the right thing to do for KTM corporate. So if Cairoli was winning WC and the likely result was less than World Champion if JH resumed 4 races in, why not? It’s all moot anyways I think he be back sooner with his history of riding while not fully healed.
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drt410 wrote:
Somehow its turned into Eli vs Herlings lol... Anyways on Pingrees podcast him and Langston echoed my sentiments that Eli in 2015 who was literally beating...
Somehow its turned into Eli vs Herlings lol... Anyways on Pingrees podcast him and Langston echoed my sentiments that Eli in 2015 who was literally beating Dungey by a minute 15, is the fastest theyve ever seen someone ride. Dungey said hes never been beat that bad in his life in mx nation. Eli said “yea but look what happened its not sustainable” and he said he hasnt gone that fast since. So that means he has more in the tank that he is not using, because winning by 5 seconds is the same points as a minute 15 and its 100x more dangerous. So he has more in the tank hes purposefully not using and that seems to be the difference with them today.

When I watch Jeffrey ride, its freaking unbelievable, but it also isnt sustainable as shown by how hes injured every year including breaking his collar bone last year the year he won. I think he needs to do the same thing, we know your a baaaaad mf on a bike, but he needs to now back it down hes injured again, a major injury every year is unsustainable. He has no choice he either has to back it down or hell keep getting hurt as he does every year. Jeffrey is great for the sport, I hope he looks toward his longevity.

I think a part of the reason were not winning MXON’s anymore is that we rotate through top riders so much. Aldon works em to death, they get their titles, then they retire in their mid 20’s. Were moving to new top guys pretty regularly and that doesnt lead to as much consistency. Anyways I love watching the GP guys and I hope to see Jeff back it down just a bit after this latest injury for the benefit of the sport/his career. The longer he rides the better for the sport, he will create fans, you cant watch him ride and not be amazed... please Jeff we kno what it is now, your a bad mf, please back it down a smidge now and go on a run after Cairolli/Everts.
Wow haha

Everybody gets hurt in MX.. thats just the way this sport is. Tell me one year that a top rider has not been hurt?
Cairoli hurt himself last year but not as bad as the years when Gajser and febvre won the championship.
Gajser, injured the past two years.
Febvre, injured last year,
Coldenhoff,injured this year.
Marvin, injured last year and this year.
Andersson, injured this year and last year.
Tomac, injured last year.
Roczen, pretty obvious.
The list goes on and on and on.

You make it sound like Jeffrey is the only on getting injured but infact, the majority of riders gets injured every other year.
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2/3/2019 10:57am Edited Date/Time 2/3/2019 11:00am
I know people are injured in some way every year, but he breaks a bone every year or something pretty serious. Which when your going warp speed how could u not.. All Im saying is hes fast as hell, keep it on tap for when its needed, but if you can win by just 6 seconds thats fine. I just wanna see the guy around for a while and the danger compounds fast the more you ride thaaat much faster than everyone else. If you can ride balls to the wall, get out front, then just ride fast af instead of FAST AFFFFFF thats fine. Sometimes hes way the hell out front still riding 137mph and its extra danger for no gain. Just back it down a smidge, no biggie.
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Cortami79 wrote:
I don't know what's more funny.. Either that Ruy guy posting 3000 photo's of his Spanish hero and claiming there's no one better, or the constant...
I don't know what's more funny.. Either that Ruy guy posting 3000 photo's of his Spanish hero and claiming there's no one better, or the constant Eli vs Jeffrey discussions Grinning

If one of these riders would read this thread they would have a good laugh
ruy wrote:
After Assen 2016 and Red Bud I do not think any of those laugh [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2019/02/02/322641/s1200_14068114_1136567529742519_2894749565722676980_n.jpg[/img]
After Assen 2016 and Red Bud I do not think any of those laugh
Ruy , flashback ... so in what time frame did he beat Herlings or was even close ?? Herlings was still recovering a injury and missed...
Ruy , flashback ... so in what time frame did he beat Herlings or was even close ??
Herlings was still recovering a injury and missed Gp's
he managed to block Herlings for 2 laps , but was nowhere close in speed ..

i get why you are so excited about the kid , he could be next big thing ... time will tell
Prado is a awesome talent , but nowhere near Tomac , Herlings or Cairoli speed ...not yet ...
i remember Forkner beat Herlings in moto2 at Charlotte .. so he is faster too ?
just because he did good in a single moto doesnt mean much .. maybe in years to come he will get better and faster and who knows in future ..but for this moment ..chill

results Assen 2016

moto 1

Covington
Herlings
Bogers

12th Prado at 1.50

moto 2

Herlings
Prado at 35 sec
Bogers

Loots calling out Ruy. My day is complete.

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2/3/2019 12:35pm Edited Date/Time 2/3/2019 12:51pm
bayodome wrote:
Herlings should just sign up for the AMA Nationals. Sounds like he'll. be healthy by then. Knock out one season here, more than likely capture the...
Herlings should just sign up for the AMA Nationals. Sounds like he'll. be healthy by then. Knock out one season here, more than likely capture the title, and silence any naysayers. Okay, it probably would just further ignite any debates about who is the best, but it sure would be fun to watch.
Not beating tomac. Sorry.

Even though herlings won @ iron man, it was musquin that posted the fastest lap of the day.

Tomac has been anywhere from 2 - 4 seconds a lap FASTER than the next fastest lap during the 2018 outdoor season...

I can present facts if you'd like, like actual lap times of each weekend in 2018?

Hangtown:
Tomac 2:19:668
Musquin 2:22:061

Thunder Valley
Tomac 2:06:813
Bagget 2:07:991
(everyone else 2:08 +)

Tennessee
Tomac 1:50:912
Barcia 1:52:143

Southwick (this is crazy)
Tomac 2:12:736
Muquin 2:16:338 (was the NEXT fastest time.)

Spring Creek
Tomac 2:12:610
Muquin 2:15:149

Washougal
Tomac 2:14:395
Roczen 2:16:335

Unadilla
Tomac 2:34:183
Musquin 2:36:311

To keep it short I skipped anything that was 1 second and under, and picked the fastest motos between 1 and 2. (so if moto 1 he was 1 second faster, but moto 2 was 2 seconds faster... i would use times from moto 2)

He did set the fastest laps almost every weekend with the exception of 2 maybe 3? i cant remember, would have to look up again
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bayodome wrote:
Herlings should just sign up for the AMA Nationals. Sounds like he'll. be healthy by then. Knock out one season here, more than likely capture the...
Herlings should just sign up for the AMA Nationals. Sounds like he'll. be healthy by then. Knock out one season here, more than likely capture the title, and silence any naysayers. Okay, it probably would just further ignite any debates about who is the best, but it sure would be fun to watch.
Mxracer6y wrote:
Not beating tomac. Sorry. Even though herlings won @ iron man, it was musquin that posted the fastest lap of the day. Tomac has been anywhere...
Not beating tomac. Sorry.

Even though herlings won @ iron man, it was musquin that posted the fastest lap of the day.

Tomac has been anywhere from 2 - 4 seconds a lap FASTER than the next fastest lap during the 2018 outdoor season...

I can present facts if you'd like, like actual lap times of each weekend in 2018?

Hangtown:
Tomac 2:19:668
Musquin 2:22:061

Thunder Valley
Tomac 2:06:813
Bagget 2:07:991
(everyone else 2:08 +)

Tennessee
Tomac 1:50:912
Barcia 1:52:143

Southwick (this is crazy)
Tomac 2:12:736
Muquin 2:16:338 (was the NEXT fastest time.)

Spring Creek
Tomac 2:12:610
Muquin 2:15:149

Washougal
Tomac 2:14:395
Roczen 2:16:335

Unadilla
Tomac 2:34:183
Musquin 2:36:311

To keep it short I skipped anything that was 1 second and under, and picked the fastest motos between 1 and 2. (so if moto 1 he was 1 second faster, but moto 2 was 2 seconds faster... i would use times from moto 2)

He did set the fastest laps almost every weekend with the exception of 2 maybe 3? i cant remember, would have to look up again
Means nothing.
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Sideways wrote:
Wow haha Everybody gets hurt in MX.. thats just the way this sport is. Tell me one year that a top rider has not been hurt...
Wow haha

Everybody gets hurt in MX.. thats just the way this sport is. Tell me one year that a top rider has not been hurt?
Cairoli hurt himself last year but not as bad as the years when Gajser and febvre won the championship.
Gajser, injured the past two years.
Febvre, injured last year,
Coldenhoff,injured this year.
Marvin, injured last year and this year.
Andersson, injured this year and last year.
Tomac, injured last year.
Roczen, pretty obvious.
The list goes on and on and on.

You make it sound like Jeffrey is the only on getting injured but infact, the majority of riders gets injured every other year.
What do you mean by injury? Broken teeth is the same as a broken femur ? A tweacked back is the same as a broken collarbone ? Yes, it's called injury but that doesn't always mean that you break a bone...

Your argument is sophism, it's obviously that all riders get hurt but it is also obviously that they don't break a bone every year...You understand the nuance ?

Do you want to talk about Tomac ? (Even if I don't like that, I don't want to be a black cat). Ok, let's talk about ET3, Pro since 9 years, two series of races including one that hurts a lot, two shoulders, one because of Weimer and one because it happens....


Facts seem to show that Herlings is more fragile. Final point.
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2/3/2019 12:55pm
drt410 wrote:
Somehow its turned into Eli vs Herlings lol... Anyways on Pingrees podcast him and Langston echoed my sentiments that Eli in 2015 who was literally beating...
Somehow its turned into Eli vs Herlings lol... Anyways on Pingrees podcast him and Langston echoed my sentiments that Eli in 2015 who was literally beating Dungey by a minute 15, is the fastest theyve ever seen someone ride. Dungey said hes never been beat that bad in his life in mx nation. Eli said “yea but look what happened its not sustainable” and he said he hasnt gone that fast since. So that means he has more in the tank that he is not using, because winning by 5 seconds is the same points as a minute 15 and its 100x more dangerous. So he has more in the tank hes purposefully not using and that seems to be the difference with them today.

When I watch Jeffrey ride, its freaking unbelievable, but it also isnt sustainable as shown by how hes injured every year including breaking his collar bone last year the year he won. I think he needs to do the same thing, we know your a baaaaad mf on a bike, but he needs to now back it down hes injured again, a major injury every year is unsustainable. He has no choice he either has to back it down or hell keep getting hurt as he does every year. Jeffrey is great for the sport, I hope he looks toward his longevity.

I think a part of the reason were not winning MXON’s anymore is that we rotate through top riders so much. Aldon works em to death, they get their titles, then they retire in their mid 20’s. Were moving to new top guys pretty regularly and that doesnt lead to as much consistency. Anyways I love watching the GP guys and I hope to see Jeff back it down just a bit after this latest injury for the benefit of the sport/his career. The longer he rides the better for the sport, he will create fans, you cant watch him ride and not be amazed... please Jeff we kno what it is now, your a bad mf, please back it down a smidge now and go on a run after Cairolli/Everts.
Sideways wrote:
Wow haha Everybody gets hurt in MX.. thats just the way this sport is. Tell me one year that a top rider has not been hurt...
Wow haha

Everybody gets hurt in MX.. thats just the way this sport is. Tell me one year that a top rider has not been hurt?
Cairoli hurt himself last year but not as bad as the years when Gajser and febvre won the championship.
Gajser, injured the past two years.
Febvre, injured last year,
Coldenhoff,injured this year.
Marvin, injured last year and this year.
Andersson, injured this year and last year.
Tomac, injured last year.
Roczen, pretty obvious.
The list goes on and on and on.

You make it sound like Jeffrey is the only on getting injured but infact, the majority of riders gets injured every other year.
One year the top rider wasnt hurt?

Any of the years dungey raced. except for one fluke neck injury from a fluke crash that wasnt even bad...

Other than that the guy has never been out because of injury. never.

Happened once to carmichael also... Once out of how many years?
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2/3/2019 1:10pm Edited Date/Time 2/3/2019 1:11pm
drt410 wrote:
Somehow its turned into Eli vs Herlings lol... Anyways on Pingrees podcast him and Langston echoed my sentiments that Eli in 2015 who was literally beating...
Somehow its turned into Eli vs Herlings lol... Anyways on Pingrees podcast him and Langston echoed my sentiments that Eli in 2015 who was literally beating Dungey by a minute 15, is the fastest theyve ever seen someone ride. Dungey said hes never been beat that bad in his life in mx nation. Eli said “yea but look what happened its not sustainable” and he said he hasnt gone that fast since. So that means he has more in the tank that he is not using, because winning by 5 seconds is the same points as a minute 15 and its 100x more dangerous. So he has more in the tank hes purposefully not using and that seems to be the difference with them today.

When I watch Jeffrey ride, its freaking unbelievable, but it also isnt sustainable as shown by how hes injured every year including breaking his collar bone last year the year he won. I think he needs to do the same thing, we know your a baaaaad mf on a bike, but he needs to now back it down hes injured again, a major injury every year is unsustainable. He has no choice he either has to back it down or hell keep getting hurt as he does every year. Jeffrey is great for the sport, I hope he looks toward his longevity.

I think a part of the reason were not winning MXON’s anymore is that we rotate through top riders so much. Aldon works em to death, they get their titles, then they retire in their mid 20’s. Were moving to new top guys pretty regularly and that doesnt lead to as much consistency. Anyways I love watching the GP guys and I hope to see Jeff back it down just a bit after this latest injury for the benefit of the sport/his career. The longer he rides the better for the sport, he will create fans, you cant watch him ride and not be amazed... please Jeff we kno what it is now, your a bad mf, please back it down a smidge now and go on a run after Cairolli/Everts.
Sideways wrote:
Wow haha Everybody gets hurt in MX.. thats just the way this sport is. Tell me one year that a top rider has not been hurt...
Wow haha

Everybody gets hurt in MX.. thats just the way this sport is. Tell me one year that a top rider has not been hurt?
Cairoli hurt himself last year but not as bad as the years when Gajser and febvre won the championship.
Gajser, injured the past two years.
Febvre, injured last year,
Coldenhoff,injured this year.
Marvin, injured last year and this year.
Andersson, injured this year and last year.
Tomac, injured last year.
Roczen, pretty obvious.
The list goes on and on and on.

You make it sound like Jeffrey is the only on getting injured but infact, the majority of riders gets injured every other year.
Mxracer6y wrote:
One year the top rider wasnt hurt? Any of the years dungey raced. except for one fluke neck injury from a fluke crash that wasnt even...
One year the top rider wasnt hurt?

Any of the years dungey raced. except for one fluke neck injury from a fluke crash that wasnt even bad...

Other than that the guy has never been out because of injury. never.

Happened once to carmichael also... Once out of how many years?
Well did you see me mentioning Dungey? You missed my point. I didnt say THE top rider, i said A top rider. Dungey was incredible at staying healthy. But was dungey the only top rider on the track? I believe alot of other top riders got hurt when he stayed healthy. Like roczen, tomac, RV, james, canard etc.
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The latest:

Herlings is preferring World Championship to America
The injured world champion Jeffrey Herlings is still completely in the dark when he can make his comeback on the bike this season.

Will Herlings get his home GP in Valkenswaard on 31 March? Will he be able to defend his world title in the MXGP class this year? Questions to which the 24-year-old motocross rider from Oploo has to owe the answer.

Next Friday he has to check again in the hospital in Herentals to see how the recovery of his broken foot is proceeding. On January 25, during a training camp in Spain, his right foot got stuck. ,, Between the engine, the side and the ground. It just said bite. I had very little pain before and after the operation ", says Herlings, who moves on crutches at home in Oploo. The KTM driver assumes that he 'is not allowed to drive in the first five weeks anyway'.

No Argentina
The Grand Prix season starts on March 3 in Argentina. The second World Cup match is in England three weeks later. ,, I will miss Argentina anyway. To miss one is not a good start, but on such a long championship I can afford it, "says Herlings, who missed one GP in the jubilee year 2018 because of a collarbone fracture and still became a world champion.

Meanwhile, with a message on Instagram, he fed the rumors about an alternative program, the American outdoor season that only starts in May. Grinning: ,, I thought: I will light up the fire. At various forums I read that I would not pick up the GPs and that I would drive in America. I had not said anything about it myself, not even talked to KTM about it. "

No nonesense
,, I prefer to stay active in the World Championship, than I have to go to America ", says Herlings about 'Plan B'. If I miss too many GPs in the beginning, the American championship could be interesting. That is a very highly regarded championship. And a title that I do not have yet. In Europe I won just about everything I could win. I have a contract to drive MXGP, I have no say in this situation. To be allowed to drive in America, I am dependent on the goodwill of KTM. First wait and see what the doctors say. If I'm only driving in five months, I will not get America either. "
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I guess that settles that!
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kkawboy14 wrote:
I guess that settles that!
Not really sounds like if he’s missed the boat GP ways he might still do AMA

His doctor is calling the shots
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kkawboy14 wrote:
I guess that settles that!
teamddr wrote:
Not really sounds like if he’s missed the boat GP ways he might still do AMA

His doctor is calling the shots
I agree and hopefully Ktm would be on board with it as they truly would have chance to win both major championships!!
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It settles it, he really has a plan A and a plan B!
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kkawboy14 wrote:
I guess that settles that!
teamddr wrote:
Not really sounds like if he’s missed the boat GP ways he might still do AMA

His doctor is calling the shots
Shaned9326 wrote:
I agree and hopefully Ktm would be on board with it as they truly would have chance to win both major championships!!
I think they would absolutely love it, not to the outside but behind closed doors! The most marketable and controversial rider at the moment to cross the pond either way. Look at how much of a buzz it creates only speculating about it, imagine if he's going...
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The most interesting thing a read out of it is it might take even longer than the start of the AMA nationals
He must have broke it up pretty bad
If he is that long of the bike it’s gonna take a while to get up to speed even for AMA
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And Cairoli can get his 10th too!! Win/win
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Jrewing wrote:
And Cairoli can get his 10th too!! Win/win
That would be sweet
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kkawboy14 wrote:
I guess that settles that!
Yep, time for 100 more Prado pics from Ruy.
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Just imagine Herlings and Roczen going at it like in 2011...
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