So Dungey WOULD have raced SX for the right program..

karsmakers wrote:

IF any retired could return and win again it would be Dungey. How quick we forget how good this guy was and how prepared and committed...

IF any retired could return and win again it would be Dungey. How quick we forget how good this guy was and how prepared and committed he was. RD wouldn't be interested if he didn't know he could compete with the top riders. would love to see him race again

andymoto wrote:

I have yet to see an athlete in any sport, who was great, let alone have a HOF career return after being several yrs removed. Damon...

I have yet to see an athlete in any sport, who was great, let alone have a HOF career return after being several yrs removed.

Damon Bradshaw was prob closest who wasn't gone due 2 injury. Just 21 in his first retirement, won 19 250 SX mains; returns and never was the same. Glimpses, but no regular podiums, let alone top 5 SX's. One of the greatest natural talents imo.

Dungey's 31 today, in fact. Happy BD Ryan. Retired end of '17 SX, now 3.5 seasons removed. Doubt trains n practices as the HOF racer he was and continues being on the human side. Nothing to gain imo also. Always seemed wise beyond his years.

APLMAN99 wrote:

Ted Williams would really like to have a word with you..... He missed 3 full seasons to fly a fighter plane in WWII and parts of...

Ted Williams would really like to have a word with you.....

He missed 3 full seasons to fly a fighter plane in WWII and parts of 1952 and 1953 to fly in the Korean War. Did pretty well afterwards.

APLMAN99 wrote:

Ted Williams would really like to have a word with you..... He missed 3 full seasons to fly a fighter plane in WWII and parts of...

Ted Williams would really like to have a word with you.....

He missed 3 full seasons to fly a fighter plane in WWII and parts of 1952 and 1953 to fly in the Korean War. Did pretty well afterwards.

andymoto wrote:

SX/MX or the other 3 major US sports alone far more physically demanding than baseball ever was or is. Had Muhammad Ali in the can 3...

SX/MX or the other 3 major US sports alone far more physically demanding than baseball ever was or is.

Had Muhammad Ali in the can 3 yrs late '60s refusing be drafted that never looked the same from Frazier 1 on imo.

Greg LeMond prob the most remarkable after gone 2 TdFs in a row,winning following 2 Tours '89/'90 n World RR Champ '89.

APLMAN99 wrote:

Ted Williams would really like to have a word with you..... He missed 3 full seasons to fly a fighter plane in WWII and parts of...

Ted Williams would really like to have a word with you.....

He missed 3 full seasons to fly a fighter plane in WWII and parts of 1952 and 1953 to fly in the Korean War. Did pretty well afterwards.

andymoto wrote:

SX/MX or the other 3 major US sports alone far more physically demanding than baseball ever was or is. Had Muhammad Ali in the can 3...

SX/MX or the other 3 major US sports alone far more physically demanding than baseball ever was or is.

Had Muhammad Ali in the can 3 yrs late '60s refusing be drafted that never looked the same from Frazier 1 on imo.

Greg LeMond prob the most remarkable after gone 2 TdFs in a row,winning following 2 Tours '89/'90 n World RR Champ '89.

APLMAN99 wrote:

Whether baseball is as physically demanding as another sport isn’t the point. Your statement was that you had yet to see an athlete in ANY sport...

Whether baseball is as physically demanding as another sport isn’t the point. Your statement was that you had yet to see an athlete in ANY sport have a HOF career after being several years removed.

Now you know of at least one.

Johnny Depp wrote:

Tomac beat himself more than Dungey beat him.

yz133rider wrote:

Checks still cash. Dungey being incredibly high on the all time wins list also shows he didn’t 2nd place his way to too many titles like...

Checks still cash. Dungey being incredibly high on the all time wins list also shows he didn’t 2nd place his way to too many titles like people try to claim as well.