What we learned from these year mxdn

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karsmakers 9/30/2019 1:57pm
9/30/2019 1:57pm
I second sending the GNCC riders. Their familiar with the conditions and love shitty weather
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dutch_rider 9/30/2019 2:43pm
9/30/2019 2:43pm Edited Date/Time 9/30/2019 2:59pm
What we learned from this years MXON (and other races in general)
That the racers from Eastern Europe country's are getting faster each year , and especially the Baltics

Ps: Kullas isn't just a nobody , results below are from the 2006 FIM youth worldchampionship 85cc

Alessandro Lupino I KTM
2 Glenn Coldenhoff NL Yamaha
3 Ken Roczen D Suzuki
4 Harri Kullas SF KTM
5 Max Anstie GB Kawasaki
6 Dennis Baudrexl D KTM
7 Mike van den Bogaert NL Suzuki
8 Robert Bergman S Suzuki
9 Eli Tomac USA Suzuki
10 Stefan Olsen DK Honda
33 Mark Boot NL Yamaha
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WCRider 9/30/2019 4:44pm
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dutch_rider wrote:
What we learned from this years MXON (and other races in general) That the racers from Eastern Europe country's are getting faster each year , and...
What we learned from this years MXON (and other races in general)
That the racers from Eastern Europe country's are getting faster each year , and especially the Baltics

Ps: Kullas isn't just a nobody , results below are from the 2006 FIM youth worldchampionship 85cc

Alessandro Lupino I KTM
2 Glenn Coldenhoff NL Yamaha
3 Ken Roczen D Suzuki
4 Harri Kullas SF KTM
5 Max Anstie GB Kawasaki
6 Dennis Baudrexl D KTM
7 Mike van den Bogaert NL Suzuki
8 Robert Bergman S Suzuki
9 Eli Tomac USA Suzuki
10 Stefan Olsen DK Honda
33 Mark Boot NL Yamaha
Roczen sounds Belarus and Tomac sounds Croatian Laughing
inthebadboycorner 9/30/2019 4:48pm
9/30/2019 4:48pm
ktmfun219 wrote:
To send our best mudder GNCC team of Russell, Duvall and Kelley.
Last Braaap wrote:
the UK will counter that with Watson, Jarvis and Walker
ktmfun219 wrote:
great minds think alike.
I honestly wonder how that team would really go, podium?
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m21racing 9/30/2019 6:00pm
9/30/2019 6:00pm
This will be unpopular; i guarantee MEC will have more USA viewers. Not making a "value judgement", I'm stating the facts: it's easier to see an SX race on television, than it is to watch MX racing. Look at the split coverages of our nationals. I personally am a fan of MXDN. But, it's easy to see the priorities of most race teams; look at payouts. I hope there can be a great future for MX. After all, that's what the bikes are built for.
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robkinuk 10/1/2019 3:23am
10/1/2019 3:23am
We learned the "Brits" are on a roll. Three third place podium finish's in 3 years............congratulations.Woohoo
This was arguably our C Team with Max Anstie, Ben Watson, Tommy Searle and Dean Wilson all injured or on the road to recovery, but what Mark Chamberlain has achieved, built such a strong team atmosphere with a much smaller budget than many of the other top teams is incredible!
Some Vitards on here used to claim the Brits never had a "snowball chance in hell of succeeding " but we have put it on the box for three straight years and out performed Team USA amongst many others.Wink
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tttrailhunter 10/1/2019 5:13am
10/1/2019 5:13am Edited Date/Time 10/1/2019 5:14am
robkinuk wrote:
We learned the "Brits" are on a roll. Three third place podium finish's in 3 years............congratulations.:woohoo: This was arguably our C Team with Max Anstie, Ben...
We learned the "Brits" are on a roll. Three third place podium finish's in 3 years............congratulations.Woohoo
This was arguably our C Team with Max Anstie, Ben Watson, Tommy Searle and Dean Wilson all injured or on the road to recovery, but what Mark Chamberlain has achieved, built such a strong team atmosphere with a much smaller budget than many of the other top teams is incredible!
Some Vitards on here used to claim the Brits never had a "snowball chance in hell of succeeding " but we have put it on the box for three straight years and out performed Team USA amongst many others.Wink
whats really disappionting is how little knowledge, coverage or interest outside 'our' little bubble there is..

i live where the brit expats are the vast majority and even those who ride dirbikes, virtually NO ONE shows any interest..

crazy, with such great results from team gb.

but moto gp which is here this week has great interest, and that shit it lame compared..

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