RC on stewart

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Edited Date/Time 1/1/2020 4:08pm
Cool to hear, just though i'd share here on vital.
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12/29/2019 8:52am
That was a good moto. Stoked to have been there in person
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12/29/2019 10:15am
Gotta love RC. But, you know...had the tables been turned and Stewart played the cat to RC’s mouse...RC would probably have done the same thing.
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12/29/2019 10:35am
davistld01 wrote:
Gotta love RC. But, you know...had the tables been turned and Stewart played the cat to RC’s mouse...RC would probably have done the same thing.
Except RC wasn’t getting tired
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12/29/2019 1:30pm
He tells some good tales with Chad on the Gypsie Tales podcast too...
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12/29/2019 1:46pm
Some of the comments, wow. It appears as though society is beginning to circle the drain
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12/29/2019 2:03pm
nytsmaC wrote:
Some of the comments, wow. It appears as though society is beginning to circle the drain
Your first mistake was reading YT comments
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zehn wrote:
Your first mistake was reading YT comments
Haha true. Sometimes they are good entertainment but in this case they were so stupid it was depressing
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12/29/2019 3:12pm
nytsmaC wrote:
Some of the comments, wow. It appears as though society is beginning to circle the drain
We’ve already went down the drain and now we’re just hanging out in the septic tank surrounded by turds.
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12/30/2019 3:46am
I’ve heard it before. Can’t remember where though...
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I’ve heard it before. Can’t remember where though...
Likely this interview. It's 3 years old.
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12/30/2019 5:53am
I'm pretty sure you meant to say Ricky beat Stew while Stew was on donuts and sugar water.
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12/30/2019 6:49am

FastMo25 wrote: Stew beat Ricky on powdered donuts, sugar water and Adderall .



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12/30/2019 6:52am Edited Date/Time 12/30/2019 6:53am
davistld01 wrote:
Gotta love RC. But, you know...had the tables been turned and Stewart played the cat to RC’s mouse...RC would probably have done the same thing.
Except RC wasn’t getting tired
I would think that Stewart getting tired was what RC wanted to think (Ricky still has a Champions ego)...I imagine James was more frustrated with the game RC was playing with him than being worn out. But, what do I know?
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12/30/2019 7:27am
I know RC had the upper hand on stew outdoors but did stew win most battles in sx? lo i cant remember.
12/30/2019 7:44am
davistld01 wrote:
Gotta love RC. But, you know...had the tables been turned and Stewart played the cat to RC’s mouse...RC would probably have done the same thing.
Except RC wasn’t getting tired
davistld01 wrote:
I would think that Stewart getting tired was what RC wanted to think (Ricky still has a Champions ego)...I imagine James was more frustrated with the...
I would think that Stewart getting tired was what RC wanted to think (Ricky still has a Champions ego)...I imagine James was more frustrated with the game RC was playing with him than being worn out. But, what do I know?
I think both of them probably remember it a bit differently and the truth was somewhere in the middle. James did seem to be very honest about this particular moto in the most recent interviews he put out. He said he was sick of the games, not that he was tired. Also, Ricky was an animal and everyone will get their panties in a bunch but this was all pre WADA....
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12/30/2019 9:20am
nytsmaC wrote:
Some of the comments, wow. It appears as though society is beginning to circle the drain
That’s a shame! RC and Stew were a great era in the sport.
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12/30/2019 1:54pm
davistld01 wrote:
Gotta love RC. But, you know...had the tables been turned and Stewart played the cat to RC’s mouse...RC would probably have done the same thing.
Except RC wasn’t getting tired
davistld01 wrote:
I would think that Stewart getting tired was what RC wanted to think (Ricky still has a Champions ego)...I imagine James was more frustrated with the...
I would think that Stewart getting tired was what RC wanted to think (Ricky still has a Champions ego)...I imagine James was more frustrated with the game RC was playing with him than being worn out. But, what do I know?
Lol, what?? RC completely wore Bubba out in motocross several times. Stewart didn't have Ricky's endurance and RC knew it. Stewart could rarely ever hold Ricky's pace for a whole moto so if Ricky was behind James he would often just wear him out or wait for a mistake.
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12/30/2019 2:03pm
I thought it was Stewart on RC? Sorry couldn't resist.
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12/30/2019 4:26pm
Vet57 wrote:
I thought it was Stewart on RC? Sorry couldn't resist. [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2019/12/30/395037/s1200_3627effb512ad8daeced620cf622e364.jpg[/img]
I thought it was Stewart on RC? Sorry couldn't resist.
Ha! I was standing right here when that happened. Ricky threw Bubbas bike off of his and looked over at him laying on the ground with a WTF? Ricky got right up and Bubba didn't
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12/30/2019 4:47pm


Good watch, also great podium interviews between the top three and how they feel about each other. RC and JS had a lot of respect.
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12/31/2019 11:52pm
Nobody else gave rc a run for his money like James... we were impressed by the speeds they went I’m sure they were scared shitless every moto they redefined how fast a bike could go.
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RudyRayMo wrote:
Nobody else gave rc a run for his money like James... we were impressed by the speeds they went I’m sure they were scared shitless every...
Nobody else gave rc a run for his money like James... we were impressed by the speeds they went I’m sure they were scared shitless every moto they redefined how fast a bike could go.
I'm guessing you're talking mx? Because Reed gave RC a run in sx.
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RudyRayMo wrote:
Nobody else gave rc a run for his money like James... we were impressed by the speeds they went I’m sure they were scared shitless every...
Nobody else gave rc a run for his money like James... we were impressed by the speeds they went I’m sure they were scared shitless every moto they redefined how fast a bike could go.
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I'm guessing you're talking mx? Because Reed gave RC a run in sx.
This you? Laughing


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1/1/2020 6:07am Edited Date/Time 1/1/2020 6:08am
I think RC's competitive spirit was still stirring when asked about Stewart's pure talent. he was hesitant in answering, but I wish he'd straight up said he was the fastest racer our sport has ever seen and put a real emphasis on that. this part of the interview is a bit of a downer for me because I can tell he wants to say that, but relegates to a more vague answer. it wouldn't have taken a thing from RC in saying so, but I don't know, just an observation, I could be wrong.
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I think RC's competitive spirit was still stirring when asked about Stewart's pure talent. he was hesitant in answering, but I wish he'd straight up said...
I think RC's competitive spirit was still stirring when asked about Stewart's pure talent. he was hesitant in answering, but I wish he'd straight up said he was the fastest racer our sport has ever seen and put a real emphasis on that. this part of the interview is a bit of a downer for me because I can tell he wants to say that, but relegates to a more vague answer. it wouldn't have taken a thing from RC in saying so, but I don't know, just an observation, I could be wrong.
Because he wouldn't be telling the truth. Indoors, the racing was hit or miss on who would win between RC, Stewart, and Reed. Although the champoinships favor RC. But outside, no one had anything for RC. No one has, or I believe ever will be, as dominant as RC was outside. He beat everyone he ever lined up against. From McGrath to Stewart to all the ridiclously fast guys in between.
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Wiff3 wrote:
Because he wouldn't be telling the truth. Indoors, the racing was hit or miss on who would win between RC, Stewart, and Reed. Although the champoinships...
Because he wouldn't be telling the truth. Indoors, the racing was hit or miss on who would win between RC, Stewart, and Reed. Although the champoinships favor RC. But outside, no one had anything for RC. No one has, or I believe ever will be, as dominant as RC was outside. He beat everyone he ever lined up against. From McGrath to Stewart to all the ridiclously fast guys in between.
I hear you, but they're all "one of the fastest guys to ever ride a motorcycle". and when it comes to speed, Stewart has to be the top guy. I think Carmichael would probably say that in person, but in the interview it just slid to a more vague answer. I just thought it would have been cool if he'd expounded on it a bit further, because it must have been a unique experience to be in RC's shoes and suddenly have to worry about this individual. it would be like if Bradshaw had entered the premier class in 88 against Johnson; those are rare moments in the sport's history.
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I know RC had the upper hand on stew outdoors but did stew win most battles in sx? lo i cant remember.
I’ve wrote this before but when James, RC and Reed were on the line which IMO was the best era as the races today barley look any different at the top at least for speed, it went James 16 wins, RC 8 wins and Reed 4 wins and the only race where all three of them raced that one of the big 3 didn’t win was the first time all three of them raced and Windham won.
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RudyRayMo wrote:
Nobody else gave rc a run for his money like James... we were impressed by the speeds they went I’m sure they were scared shitless every...
Nobody else gave rc a run for his money like James... we were impressed by the speeds they went I’m sure they were scared shitless every moto they redefined how fast a bike could go.
CPR wrote:
I'm guessing you're talking mx? Because Reed gave RC a run in sx.
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This you? :laugh: [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2020/01/01/395363/s1200_Screen_Shot_2020_01_01_at_8.55.03_AM.jpg[/img]
This you? Laughing


Fuck yeah, why not.
I'm mainly referring to 2003 SX where Reed won more races than RC and finished only a few points back. Surely that qualifies as giving him a run?

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