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And how many people in the industry said they have never seen anyone go as fast as tomac on his crf? All of them. I’m not...
And how many people in the industry said they have never seen anyone go as fast as tomac on his crf? All of them. I’m not trying to take away from RC but lapping everyone in the mud is nothing to lapping everyone on a dry track. yes I’ve seen him in person. There has only been two races in history that has shown speed that doesn’t look possible, RV at mxdn on his 250 and tomac at hangtown on his crf.
Tomac was also on a bike with an additional 11 years of development.

You put 2004 Carmichael on a 2015 CRF, and he beats Tomac at Hangtown without a doubt. And Carmichael was in that race with RV. He came from 40th to 3rd and was posting faster lap times coming through traffic
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Rc beat all the worlds best. Sx,mx baddest mofo to ever race. Not even close
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I think RC has/had an intangible quality of either willing himself to win or hating to lose more than anyone else. All the racers have this...
I think RC has/had an intangible quality of either willing himself to win or hating to lose more than anyone else. All the racers have this, just him more perhaps.

I actually used to enjoy it if he lost a moto 1 then could see what would happen moto 2. I’m assuming he flamed out in the truck between moto’s then would put a beat down next moto. He tried to never give other guys hope in mx.
And he is a mean son of a bitch...don't let his current, cuddly demeanor fool you. He had the mentality of a mass murderer...like the "PUNISHER" of MX...
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wolf918 wrote:
And how many people in the industry said they have never seen anyone go as fast as tomac on his crf? All of them. I’m not...
And how many people in the industry said they have never seen anyone go as fast as tomac on his crf? All of them. I’m not trying to take away from RC but lapping everyone in the mud is nothing to lapping everyone on a dry track. yes I’ve seen him in person. There has only been two races in history that has shown speed that doesn’t look possible, RV at mxdn on his 250 and tomac at hangtown on his crf.
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Tomac was also on a bike with an additional 11 years of development. You put 2004 Carmichael on a 2015 CRF, and he beats Tomac at...
Tomac was also on a bike with an additional 11 years of development.

You put 2004 Carmichael on a 2015 CRF, and he beats Tomac at Hangtown without a doubt. And Carmichael was in that race with RV. He came from 40th to 3rd and was posting faster lap times coming through traffic
No, RC admitted he had nothing for RV that day. Rv also laid it down and got back up only to stretch the lead back out on a 250. tomac at hangtown vs RC, I’m still going with tomac. The only rider to crush a field similar to that gap would be Herlings last year in the gp’s. I agree with mx 219. I know RC would win today, but he would be racing guys that are physically much better than the guys in the RC era.
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wolf918 wrote:
And how many people in the industry said they have never seen anyone go as fast as tomac on his crf? All of them. I’m not...
And how many people in the industry said they have never seen anyone go as fast as tomac on his crf? All of them. I’m not trying to take away from RC but lapping everyone in the mud is nothing to lapping everyone on a dry track. yes I’ve seen him in person. There has only been two races in history that has shown speed that doesn’t look possible, RV at mxdn on his 250 and tomac at hangtown on his crf.
BroFoSho wrote:
Tomac was also on a bike with an additional 11 years of development. You put 2004 Carmichael on a 2015 CRF, and he beats Tomac at...
Tomac was also on a bike with an additional 11 years of development.

You put 2004 Carmichael on a 2015 CRF, and he beats Tomac at Hangtown without a doubt. And Carmichael was in that race with RV. He came from 40th to 3rd and was posting faster lap times coming through traffic
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No, RC admitted he had nothing for RV that day. Rv also laid it down and got back up only to stretch the lead back out...
No, RC admitted he had nothing for RV that day. Rv also laid it down and got back up only to stretch the lead back out on a 250. tomac at hangtown vs RC, I’m still going with tomac. The only rider to crush a field similar to that gap would be Herlings last year in the gp’s. I agree with mx 219. I know RC would win today, but he would be racing guys that are physically much better than the guys in the RC era.
Really?? How are the guys today any better than Stewart? Neither Herlings nor Tomac could hang with Stewart in his prime and RC crushed Stewart outdoors.

RC also crushed the top GP guys like Everts, Pichon, and Cairoli multiple times. Do you really think the current group of guys are any better than them?
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wolf918 wrote:
And how many people in the industry said they have never seen anyone go as fast as tomac on his crf? All of them. I’m not...
And how many people in the industry said they have never seen anyone go as fast as tomac on his crf? All of them. I’m not trying to take away from RC but lapping everyone in the mud is nothing to lapping everyone on a dry track. yes I’ve seen him in person. There has only been two races in history that has shown speed that doesn’t look possible, RV at mxdn on his 250 and tomac at hangtown on his crf.
Can you really count someone going "faster than anyone ever" when they did it for, what was it, 5 motos? We're talking about RC smashing everyone by 30-45sec routinely starting in about 2003. Pretty sure RC could have rode over his head and stomped everyone by a minite for some races all Tomac. RC's pace was comfortable shown by his zero injuries while Tomac's "fastest ever" pace lasted all of 2 1/2 races. And I'm a Tomac fan not taking anything away from him
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Really?? How are the guys today any better than Stewart? Neither Herlings nor Tomac could hang with Stewart in his prime and RC crushed Stewart outdoors...
Really?? How are the guys today any better than Stewart? Neither Herlings nor Tomac could hang with Stewart in his prime and RC crushed Stewart outdoors.

RC also crushed the top GP guys like Everts, Pichon, and Cairoli multiple times. Do you really think the current group of guys are any better than them?
Agree with all of this so much. I watch RC vs Bubba 2007 and its the pinnacle of speed for me. I don't see anything or anyone today that could match that. Now adjust for RC and James being on today's bikes with so much more development? Ha! Forget about it
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How is this even a discussion? RC, every time. I'm a Villo and Tomac fan, and Herlings is just rediculous. RC every time ever. Oh, and RC saying things like "James is the FMOTP, and I had nothing for Villo that day" was simply him being a nice guy. Head to head, with anyone, he would win 9 out of 10 times.
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How is this even a discussion? RC, every time. I'm a Villo and Tomac fan, and Herlings is just rediculous. RC every time ever. Oh, and...
How is this even a discussion? RC, every time. I'm a Villo and Tomac fan, and Herlings is just rediculous. RC every time ever. Oh, and RC saying things like "James is the FMOTP, and I had nothing for Villo that day" was simply him being a nice guy. Head to head, with anyone, he would win 9 out of 10 times.
A semi retired RC "had nothing for Villo that day." He had some physical condition that was flairing up badly if I recall too. IBS?
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If RC were to announce a comeback, how long would it take for him to get back into race form and top 5 a moto?
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No, RC admitted he had nothing for RV that day. Rv also laid it down and got back up only to stretch the lead back out...
No, RC admitted he had nothing for RV that day. Rv also laid it down and got back up only to stretch the lead back out on a 250. tomac at hangtown vs RC, I’m still going with tomac. The only rider to crush a field similar to that gap would be Herlings last year in the gp’s. I agree with mx 219. I know RC would win today, but he would be racing guys that are physically much better than the guys in the RC era.
RC had an avg win margin of almost 30 seconds in 04 and that was after he started to slow down with three laps to go like he usually did. He had multiple moto wins over a minute. At least one in 04,05 and 06. RCs win gaps in 04 and 05 were ridiculous and if Stew was not on it there were still ridiculous in 06 and 07. Plus the first great outdoors about the 02 season talks about his avg margin of victory of being over 20 seconds as well. RC did on a Macro scale what Tomac, Herlings and everyone else did on a micro scale. RC crsushed the field week in and week out to degrees Tomac and Herlings would dream of.
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How is this even a discussion? RC, every time. I'm a Villo and Tomac fan, and Herlings is just rediculous. RC every time ever. Oh, and...
How is this even a discussion? RC, every time. I'm a Villo and Tomac fan, and Herlings is just rediculous. RC every time ever. Oh, and RC saying things like "James is the FMOTP, and I had nothing for Villo that day" was simply him being a nice guy. Head to head, with anyone, he would win 9 out of 10 times.
A semi retired RC "had nothing for Villo that day." He had some physical condition that was flairing up badly if I recall too. IBS?
Not sure, but I do remember him being sick that weekend.

Watching Villopoto getting beat by Reed for half of 2011 was all I needed to see to know RV wouldn't have a prayer against Ricky. I think Villopoto is probably the 2nd best rider ever, but RC would beat him handily outdoors.
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Wiff3 wrote:
How is this even a discussion? RC, every time. I'm a Villo and Tomac fan, and Herlings is just rediculous. RC every time ever. Oh, and...
How is this even a discussion? RC, every time. I'm a Villo and Tomac fan, and Herlings is just rediculous. RC every time ever. Oh, and RC saying things like "James is the FMOTP, and I had nothing for Villo that day" was simply him being a nice guy. Head to head, with anyone, he would win 9 out of 10 times.
A semi retired RC "had nothing for Villo that day." He had some physical condition that was flairing up badly if I recall too. IBS?
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Not sure, but I do remember him being sick that weekend. Watching Villopoto getting beat by Reed for half of 2011 was all I needed to...
Not sure, but I do remember him being sick that weekend.

Watching Villopoto getting beat by Reed for half of 2011 was all I needed to see to know RV wouldn't have a prayer against Ricky. I think Villopoto is probably the 2nd best rider ever, but RC would beat him handily outdoors.
So 2005 Reed is on par with or better than 2011 Reed? That is the argument we have to have.

I don't think you can use one rider for your argument, especially in only a 2 year comparison. You can't say, well RC beat Reed by over a minute in moto 1 at Hangtown in 2005 and Reed beat RV in moto 1 at Hangtown in 2011. That's not how it works; tracks change, conditions change, bikes change, CONFIDENCE changes. 2009 and 2011 are PRIME Reed outdoors. Does he have that same confidence if Stewie an RC are racing, maybe not, but we will never know. This is why you can't necessarily take one rider and use their results across different season.

2013 RV crushed the field, so now is he on par with 2002, 2004, or 2005 RC? One might say no, not for 2002 and 2004 cuz RC went 24-0, RV didn't do that, but RV won a lot and he crushed the field at the end of 2013. 2013 RV was probably prime RV outdoors.

Do I think RC would win today if he were racing to form like 2002-2005, yes; he likely would win the most overalls and championships. However, Do I think he would go 24-0 today, no. Do I think he would DESTROY the field week in and week out, no.
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Yes, yes. And if Jesus showed up, He’d hike up His tunic, and smoke everyone while wearing sandals. And then take credit for His own safety on the podium.
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A semi retired RC "had nothing for Villo that day." He had some physical condition that was flairing up badly if I recall too. IBS?
NateDawg wrote:
Not sure, but I do remember him being sick that weekend. Watching Villopoto getting beat by Reed for half of 2011 was all I needed to...
Not sure, but I do remember him being sick that weekend.

Watching Villopoto getting beat by Reed for half of 2011 was all I needed to see to know RV wouldn't have a prayer against Ricky. I think Villopoto is probably the 2nd best rider ever, but RC would beat him handily outdoors.
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So 2005 Reed is on par with or better than 2011 Reed? That is the argument we have to have. I don't think you can use...
So 2005 Reed is on par with or better than 2011 Reed? That is the argument we have to have.

I don't think you can use one rider for your argument, especially in only a 2 year comparison. You can't say, well RC beat Reed by over a minute in moto 1 at Hangtown in 2005 and Reed beat RV in moto 1 at Hangtown in 2011. That's not how it works; tracks change, conditions change, bikes change, CONFIDENCE changes. 2009 and 2011 are PRIME Reed outdoors. Does he have that same confidence if Stewie an RC are racing, maybe not, but we will never know. This is why you can't necessarily take one rider and use their results across different season.

2013 RV crushed the field, so now is he on par with 2002, 2004, or 2005 RC? One might say no, not for 2002 and 2004 cuz RC went 24-0, RV didn't do that, but RV won a lot and he crushed the field at the end of 2013. 2013 RV was probably prime RV outdoors.

Do I think RC would win today if he were racing to form like 2002-2005, yes; he likely would win the most overalls and championships. However, Do I think he would go 24-0 today, no. Do I think he would DESTROY the field week in and week out, no.
Reed was in his physical prime when he raced against RC so yes, I think Reed in 05-07 was very close or even better than Reed in 09-11. In 09 he was exactly where he was in prior years, he just didn't have RC or Stewart in front of him.

And you're not getting my point, RC didn't just dominate Reed occasionally, he dominated him every time they raced... Reed never once beat RC in a straight up race outdoors. The only times he won was because RC crashed or had a mechanical, which was rare. It was a great moto if Reed could finish within 20 seconds of Ricky. Compare that to Reed straight up beating RV many times outdoors.

The current field would get destroyed by RC on a regular basis. Like I said, none of the current guys would beat prime Stewart and JS had nothing for Ricky outdoors. Tomac is the only rider that flashes that same speed and he can only do it a few times a year. RC was able to do that every single race and pull a hole shot while doing so. Even if Tomac went full beast mode for an entire season, he wouldn't get good enough starts to even sniff RC.
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Rumor has it that Chuck Norris’ one wish in life is to be as legendary as RC.
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NateDawg wrote:
Not sure, but I do remember him being sick that weekend. Watching Villopoto getting beat by Reed for half of 2011 was all I needed to...
Not sure, but I do remember him being sick that weekend.

Watching Villopoto getting beat by Reed for half of 2011 was all I needed to see to know RV wouldn't have a prayer against Ricky. I think Villopoto is probably the 2nd best rider ever, but RC would beat him handily outdoors.
mx 219 wrote:
So 2005 Reed is on par with or better than 2011 Reed? That is the argument we have to have. I don't think you can use...
So 2005 Reed is on par with or better than 2011 Reed? That is the argument we have to have.

I don't think you can use one rider for your argument, especially in only a 2 year comparison. You can't say, well RC beat Reed by over a minute in moto 1 at Hangtown in 2005 and Reed beat RV in moto 1 at Hangtown in 2011. That's not how it works; tracks change, conditions change, bikes change, CONFIDENCE changes. 2009 and 2011 are PRIME Reed outdoors. Does he have that same confidence if Stewie an RC are racing, maybe not, but we will never know. This is why you can't necessarily take one rider and use their results across different season.

2013 RV crushed the field, so now is he on par with 2002, 2004, or 2005 RC? One might say no, not for 2002 and 2004 cuz RC went 24-0, RV didn't do that, but RV won a lot and he crushed the field at the end of 2013. 2013 RV was probably prime RV outdoors.

Do I think RC would win today if he were racing to form like 2002-2005, yes; he likely would win the most overalls and championships. However, Do I think he would go 24-0 today, no. Do I think he would DESTROY the field week in and week out, no.
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Reed was in his physical prime when he raced against RC so yes, I think Reed in 05-07 was very close or even better than Reed...
Reed was in his physical prime when he raced against RC so yes, I think Reed in 05-07 was very close or even better than Reed in 09-11. In 09 he was exactly where he was in prior years, he just didn't have RC or Stewart in front of him.

And you're not getting my point, RC didn't just dominate Reed occasionally, he dominated him every time they raced... Reed never once beat RC in a straight up race outdoors. The only times he won was because RC crashed or had a mechanical, which was rare. It was a great moto if Reed could finish within 20 seconds of Ricky. Compare that to Reed straight up beating RV many times outdoors.

The current field would get destroyed by RC on a regular basis. Like I said, none of the current guys would beat prime Stewart and JS had nothing for Ricky outdoors. Tomac is the only rider that flashes that same speed and he can only do it a few times a year. RC was able to do that every single race and pull a hole shot while doing so. Even if Tomac went full beast mode for an entire season, he wouldn't get good enough starts to even sniff RC.
You're not getting my point. Was the competition (as a whole) not as good then?

Taking Reed and using him is not a fair comparison. You are making generalizations that if RC dominated Reed and Reed was battling with RV and Dungey that surely RC would have beaten RV and Dungey by the same type of gap.

I highly doubt 2005 RC would beat 2013 RV by more than 30 seconds on a regular basis. As a matter of fact, I would probably take RV to win 25-50% of the motos against RC and would also bet RC only beats RV by 30 seconds or more 1-3 times (assuming RV doesn't crash his brains out in multiple motos).

End this thread. Too many hypotheticals and wishing.

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6/27/2019 9:06am
RV raced two outdoor seasons with the big boys. He won both titles, but even then was nowhere near RC as far as dominance. RC obliterated every challenger, every year, in almost every race for ten years in a row. RC was immeasurably better than RV and any other racer ever, end of story. Gtfo.
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6/27/2019 9:39am Edited Date/Time 6/27/2019 9:48am
mx 219 wrote:
You're not getting my point. Was the competition (as a whole) not as good then? Taking Reed and using him is not a fair comparison. You...
You're not getting my point. Was the competition (as a whole) not as good then?

Taking Reed and using him is not a fair comparison. You are making generalizations that if RC dominated Reed and Reed was battling with RV and Dungey that surely RC would have beaten RV and Dungey by the same type of gap.

I highly doubt 2005 RC would beat 2013 RV by more than 30 seconds on a regular basis. As a matter of fact, I would probably take RV to win 25-50% of the motos against RC and would also bet RC only beats RV by 30 seconds or more 1-3 times (assuming RV doesn't crash his brains out in multiple motos).

End this thread. Too many hypotheticals and wishing.

What do you mean by competition? If we're talking top 3 then those guys would crush the current top 3. If we're talking about the entire field then I would say it's deeper now than it was back then. But a deeper field wouldn't matter to RC because he'd still be 20 seconds in front of everyone.

And yes, I'm saying that Reed being able to run with Villopoto and not having a prayer against RC signifies that RC is comfortably faster. Shockingly, I don't believe Reed got significantly better after his prime... Do you seriously think 29 year old Reed was 30 seconds faster per moto than 24 year old Reed??

RV would be incredibly lucky if he won 25% of the motos against RC. That would be a much better percentage than any other racer before him. But RC was faster and way more consistent. RV wouldn't win any outdoor titles if he raced against Ricky.
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RV raced two outdoor seasons with the big boys. He won both titles, but even then was nowhere near RC as far as dominance. RC obliterated...
RV raced two outdoor seasons with the big boys. He won both titles, but even then was nowhere near RC as far as dominance. RC obliterated every challenger, every year, in almost every race for ten years in a row. RC was immeasurably better than RV and any other racer ever, end of story. Gtfo.
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How bad would he have beaten everyone? Don't think he would've gotten nearly as tired as all the current 450 guys in that heat.
6-4 for 5th overall. I got him doing a bit better in 2nd moto coz he would of wore some guys down but the lead trio...
6-4 for 5th overall. I got him doing a bit better in 2nd moto coz he would of wore some guys down but the lead trio would of smoked him in opening 20 minutes.
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You must be 12 years old...
Yep. RC is the best ever. Before, during, and after. If you were around during his era, you know that.
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Here is what I can say about RC's desire and drive. I was at Glen Helen and watching him come down that muddy/rutted straight he was wide open lap after lap even with a 30+ ssecond lead. The dude was a an animal.

There was an ad that was for Oakley? Pro Taper? that laid out his statistics for his outdoors campaign when he went 24-0 and it was scary lead like 93% of laps. 21 holeshots out of 24 or something crazy like that.

But really there is no comparision when you look at what he did. 10 years undeafeated outdoors. Think about that. He NEVER lost an outdoor series....ever.
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Bottom Line: RC is the greatest motocross RACER to ever walk this planet- FULL STOP. Never beat in a motocross series through his entire career. 2 perfect seasons. Averaged 10 MX wins out of 12 per year. Laid waste to all comers 98% of his races. On all tracks, In all conditions, and it will never happen again. If this isn't obvious to anyone, you have some kind of an ax to grind.
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Bottom Line: RC is the greatest motocross RACER to ever walk this planet- FULL STOP. Never beat in a motocross series through his entire career. 2...
Bottom Line: RC is the greatest motocross RACER to ever walk this planet- FULL STOP. Never beat in a motocross series through his entire career. 2 perfect seasons. Averaged 10 MX wins out of 12 per year. Laid waste to all comers 98% of his races. On all tracks, In all conditions, and it will never happen again. If this isn't obvious to anyone, you have some kind of an ax to grind.
hahaha Chuckie....we posted basically the same thing at the same time.....
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Bottom Line: RC is the greatest motocross RACER to ever walk this planet- FULL STOP. Never beat in a motocross series through his entire career. 2...
Bottom Line: RC is the greatest motocross RACER to ever walk this planet- FULL STOP. Never beat in a motocross series through his entire career. 2 perfect seasons. Averaged 10 MX wins out of 12 per year. Laid waste to all comers 98% of his races. On all tracks, In all conditions, and it will never happen again. If this isn't obvious to anyone, you have some kind of an ax to grind.
Boom. End of discussion
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chuckie108 wrote:
Bottom Line: RC is the greatest motocross RACER to ever walk this planet- FULL STOP. Never beat in a motocross series through his entire career. 2...
Bottom Line: RC is the greatest motocross RACER to ever walk this planet- FULL STOP. Never beat in a motocross series through his entire career. 2 perfect seasons. Averaged 10 MX wins out of 12 per year. Laid waste to all comers 98% of his races. On all tracks, In all conditions, and it will never happen again. If this isn't obvious to anyone, you have some kind of an ax to grind.
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hahaha Chuckie....we posted basically the same thing at the same time.....
LOL yep- different words, but we were obviously feeling the same sentiment. (thumbs up)
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I'm trying to remember the last time I saw RC cruise around in 7th place....I can't, because it never happened. Laughing

RC would have a 30 point lead already if he was racing this series.
6/27/2019 1:02pm
What about 07 & 08 James Stewart against this field?
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What about 07 & 08 James Stewart against this field?
08 Stewart would stomp. He definitely wouldn't go 24-0, but I could see him winning 15-16 motos and cruising to the championship.

None of the current guys could consistently run Stewart's pace. James was also amazing at starts and would be gone by the time Tomac (who is the only person that has a chance of keeping up with him) made it to 2nd place.
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I know the last time He was at Glen Helen on his Honda 250 , He was hammering the track so hard at the end of...
I know the last time He was at Glen Helen on his Honda 250 , He was hammering the track so hard at the end of the moto , they had some gnarly sand whoops and the track was super rough, He was leading by 20 plus seconds and just hammering like someone was chasing him.

Just insane effort and fitness.
Agreed.

I would be standing 40' from the berm at the top of the Binghampton downhill triple, and he would hit it so hard on his CR250 that the ground would shake under me. Even when leading by a ton.

The guy was a winning machine and would do whatever it took. I believe he would've gapped the field at WW on a 250 smoker...

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