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I think if we sent all of our riders to Europe, they would do a lot better over the length of an entire outdoor season week-in-week-out than if Europe sent all of their riders over here. Just my opinion on that. If we sent our riders to Europe, I think Herlings would still reign supreme, and if Europe sent all of their riders over here I think Herlings would probably win the title, but their 10th place guys wouldn't do as well as our 10th place guy. Comparing their results from a one-off event isn't really a fair argument other than both sides of the pond have great racers.
But i think it would actually be a good move for him. Prado has nothing left to learn or prove in the 250 GPs so regardless of the rules i think it is best for him if he moves out of that class. He could move to MXGP but then again he has shown interest in US for a long time and coupled with his age and build imo he could still learn and improve by doing SX and a total new outdoor championship.
Good job Vital.
Pit Row
We have Hill, Noren, Waters, Locurcio, Lamay, Masterpool, Koga, Merriam etc battling for 10-20th
Get outta here with that nonsense that we’re more stacked than them
read a interview with him and Prado mentioned his dream was going to the USA.
But now he feels himself comfortably in Gp's and specially with the Di Carli team so he don't have the need to go.
It's like the same situation as with Herlings.
Roczen, Tomac, Osborne, Anderson, Musquin, Webb, Baggett, Ferris, Barcia, Bogle, Seely, Hill, Noren, Waters, Locurcio, Miller, LaMay.
That was the finishing order at Thunder Valley. I believe it stacks up nicely.
If you think that any one of the two series has a disproportionate amount of fast dudes then you are senile. Barring what you may believe a one-off event means for our series (MXON), there is little reason to believe that any one of the two series is distinctly better. I'll give it to you that they have an edge with their focus being exclusively mx, but that does not mean that America is even a level below. We had a less than average showing for us for the last three years at MXON, the last of which was a huge anomaly. America is still very competitive as you can deduce from Lawrence getting his ass handed to him on a weekly basis now (except for 1 good moto where he still rode over his head and crashed again trying to stay with the leader but still managed a second). And that's not a knock on Lawrence as he is one of the best of the best but it just shows how you can't base your assumption off of a couple of races.
I believe the top 10 in both series is close. I don’t believe any one series is better than the other. It was just absolutely laughable that Davis said the AMA series is more stacked. That is an absolutely ludicrous statement.
And I listed all the GP riders typically inside the top 20. I didn’t feel it was necessary to list the top 10 in the AMA since Davis knows very well who those guys are. If he thinks the AMA is more stacked then it’s pretty obvious he doesn’t watch the MXGP series.
Yes, I believe like a lot of you that MXGP has taken over the title of the most prestigious MX Championship in the world, but until they start getting 40-60,000 fans at all their races, SX will continue to be THE Championship to win.
Ferris best GP moto is a 12, there is your comparison.
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