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3/28/2019 12:24am
I’ve been a critic of Reed, but I gotta say that dude is tough as nails. Something we all seem to forget is that these riders — who all have family and friends — put their lives on the line every week at the races. Seeing Chad in the hospital with his wife not able to be there kinda hit me. These riders really are heroes in the sports world, in my opinion. Hoping Reed and Schehr get well soon.
But I don’t like the “Putting their life on the line” for our entrainment, and they are “hero’s” thinking...that’s drama queen stuff.
Mountain climbing and Motorsport.
Both really were risking your life every time.
In F1(cars) and MotoGP (Grand Pix Motorcycle Racing) competitors would hesitate to befriend other competitors due the likelihood that they would die during the season.
It looks like ‘65 was the first year no one was killed in the road race world championships. 5 the year before, 3 the year after. The next fatality free year was 1978!!
None of us want to get hurt, but it’s a constant risk.
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Saying “putting lives on the line” is dramatic is totally uncalled for. Thats literally the reality when youre on a motorcycle.
5 weeks after 8 ribs, scapula, partially collapsed lung and transverse process fractures in his back. If he actually does it, that’s insane.
That's what you come up with as you attempt to take the high road?
Btw, the racers we love to watch can absolutely be heroes to someone. I bet Reed is a hero to that girl laying in the hospital bed all busted up. Who the fuck are you to say one person is more or less of a hero than someone else?
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