3 Euros in top 5 in 250's

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5/23/2009 4:59pm
Who is "looking down" on Pourcel, Ratray, and Searle? I must have missed that one. In fact I seem to remember posting my rather lengthy predictions for the season saying they GP guys would probably do well and that it would most likely be a battle between Dungey and Pourcel.
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5/23/2009 5:00pm
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6/14/2009 1:47am
With Canard's broken wrist (too bad for him...), we could have soon "3 euros in the top 4" ...

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6/14/2009 2:38am
manering wrote:
glen helens kind of a euro track anyway, just wait till we head east, then well see the top 5 will be US riders
Yeah, this was a good one.

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6/14/2009 8:41am
This is simple, your top 5 riders, when not injured, against our top 5 riders, when not injured. Give them all a week of practice, set up time, and line them all up together. 3 half hour motos, or 2 45minute motos, and see who wins. They can ride whatever bike they want. That would make for a great race.
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6/14/2009 8:46am
american motocross is the poorest i have ever seen. In the GPs there are no americans in the top 5 and in your own series americans can hardly break into the top 5. It's like darrly atkins said the US has a couple of very fast riders but there is more fast riders from the GPs and the depth is greater in GPs. It's no wonder the americans don't ride the GPs when most of them struggle to get top 5 in their own series let alone in a neutral and the premier motocross series in the world - the GPs
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6/14/2009 10:48am
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6/14/2009 10:48am
With Canard's broken wrist (too bad for him...), we could have soon "3 euros in the top 4" ...

Wink
isn't the ratray from s.africa
6/14/2009 11:14am
With Canard's broken wrist (too bad for him...), we could have soon "3 euros in the top 4" ...

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09450f wrote:
isn't the ratray from s.africa
Come on... You know what I mean, don't you ?
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6/14/2009 11:30am
mccread wrote:
american motocross is the poorest i have ever seen. In the GPs there are no americans in the top 5 and in your own series americans...
american motocross is the poorest i have ever seen. In the GPs there are no americans in the top 5 and in your own series americans can hardly break into the top 5. It's like darrly atkins said the US has a couple of very fast riders but there is more fast riders from the GPs and the depth is greater in GPs. It's no wonder the americans don't ride the GPs when most of them struggle to get top 5 in their own series let alone in a neutral and the premier motocross series in the world - the GPs
If the GP's are so good why do so many of the GP riders want to come over here?
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6/14/2009 11:38am
so they can win and make $$$ with all the hype it gets
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6/14/2009 11:39am
mccread wrote:
so they can win and make $$$ with all the hype it gets
If t he Gp's are so superior they should be getting more hype and money than a shitty American series no?
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6/14/2009 11:59am
Farva wrote:
If t he Gp's are so superior they should be getting more hype and money than a shitty American series no?
Easy there. No one sane claims any series are superior. What has been established is that there are EQAL fast riders in both series in general. We all depend on each other here, and slamming is retarded and shouts low self esteem.

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6/14/2009 12:05pm
when Dereuver came over and did as well as he did last year, and seeing how quickly these euros are getting used to, and then getting results on the new tracks..it is pretty amazing. Props to them and i think no matter what your stance is or where you are from, this is good for racing. more competition, more battles, more to talk about!
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6/14/2009 12:55pm
mxtryon231 wrote:
when Dereuver came over and did as well as he did last year, and seeing how quickly these euros are getting used to, and then getting...
when Dereuver came over and did as well as he did last year, and seeing how quickly these euros are getting used to, and then getting results on the new tracks..it is pretty amazing. Props to them and i think no matter what your stance is or where you are from, this is good for racing. more competition, more battles, more to talk about!
2 that. Dungey going over to Europe would be top dog as well. Winning? Probably, but NO ONE KNOWS!
6/14/2009 1:53pm
mxtryon231 wrote:
when Dereuver came over and did as well as he did last year, and seeing how quickly these euros are getting used to, and then getting...
when Dereuver came over and did as well as he did last year, and seeing how quickly these euros are getting used to, and then getting results on the new tracks..it is pretty amazing. Props to them and i think no matter what your stance is or where you are from, this is good for racing. more competition, more battles, more to talk about!
Very well said.

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6/14/2009 3:41pm
would love to see the GP's have one race per year in America and the AMA nationals have one race in Europe with the top 10 in points from each class from each series going at it.
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6/14/2009 3:45pm
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would love to see the GP's have one race per year in America and the AMA nationals have one race in Europe with the top 10...
would love to see the GP's have one race per year in America and the AMA nationals have one race in Europe with the top 10 in points from each class from each series going at it.
That's what's all the sane people have been waiting for. Maybe it will happen in the future? I understand there are "politics and money halting that". Maybe in a near future.
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DC, Larry Brooks, and Red Bull could make it happen! haha
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6/14/2009 3:56pm Edited Date/Time 6/14/2009 3:57pm
mccread wrote:
american motocross is the poorest i have ever seen. In the GPs there are no americans in the top 5 and in your own series americans...
american motocross is the poorest i have ever seen. In the GPs there are no americans in the top 5 and in your own series americans can hardly break into the top 5. It's like darrly atkins said the US has a couple of very fast riders but there is more fast riders from the GPs and the depth is greater in GPs. It's no wonder the americans don't ride the GPs when most of them struggle to get top 5 in their own series let alone in a neutral and the premier motocross series in the world - the GPs
thats easy to say with so many american guys out right now, get real. i mean when reed has been here for 4-5 years now does he really count as a gp GUY. how about DV. what was that 8-9 years . alot of your riders are liked alot more than you think so dont paint the picture how you want it. like someone else said zach ozbourne didnt do sqaut here and look at what he does over there
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6/14/2009 4:24pm
Could it be that maybe the Euro's are hungry?

Could it be that "some " of the Americans are spoiled brats that have been catered to a little too much? Take note that I said some, not all.


Could it be that Suzuki cut contingency? LOL

Could it be just that the American kiddo's are just too bummed out to ride well because their 26's didn't come in on time for their chromed out pearl white Escalade EXT?

Who knows, I wonder if any of them whether US or Euro have ever had to work on their own bikes? That might impress me.
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6/14/2009 4:25pm
manering wrote:
glen helens kind of a euro track anyway, just wait till we head east, then well see the top 5 will be US riders
damn gonna have to eat my words... looks like all the tracks are euro tracks...gulp
6/15/2009 6:25am
manering wrote:
glen helens kind of a euro track anyway, just wait till we head east, then well see the top 5 will be US riders
manering wrote:
damn gonna have to eat my words... looks like all the tracks are euro tracks...gulp
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6/15/2009 6:39am
If Pourcel, Searle and Rattray decided next weekend to ship their bikes to Euro and line up in a GP they would go 1st, 2nd and 3rd......then about 5 minutes before the first euro crossed the finish line in 4th.
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6/15/2009 6:41am
can we agree that it's much easier for a European to come to the USA, than for an American to go to Europe?

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6/15/2009 7:21am Edited Date/Time 6/15/2009 7:21am
moto111 wrote:
If Pourcel, Searle and Rattray decided next weekend to ship their bikes to Euro and line up in a GP they would go 1st, 2nd and...
If Pourcel, Searle and Rattray decided next weekend to ship their bikes to Euro and line up in a GP they would go 1st, 2nd and 3rd......then about 5 minutes before the first euro crossed the finish line in 4th.
Not so sure about that, Marvin Musquin is probably just as fast as Searle and Rattray at the moment, then you have Steven Frossard, Gaultier Paulin, Rui Concalves (Shaun Simpson when fit) who are all capable of mixing it up.
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6/15/2009 7:24am
mccread wrote:
american motocross is the poorest i have ever seen. In the GPs there are no americans in the top 5 and in your own series americans...
american motocross is the poorest i have ever seen. In the GPs there are no americans in the top 5 and in your own series americans can hardly break into the top 5. It's like darrly atkins said the US has a couple of very fast riders but there is more fast riders from the GPs and the depth is greater in GPs. It's no wonder the americans don't ride the GPs when most of them struggle to get top 5 in their own series let alone in a neutral and the premier motocross series in the world - the GPs
I doubt you'll get many christmas cards with that post!

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6/15/2009 8:26am Edited Date/Time 4/17/2016 12:25am
Yep Simpson and Aubin beat those guys sometimes last year, a nd Musquin and Paulin where on his pace this year... The Frenchies are on it in the GPs and would run with the front few guys in the 250 US series.. I was going to say americans but there is only 1 american at the front now Wink
6/15/2009 8:43am
CR250Rider wrote:
can we agree that it's much easier for a European to come to the USA, than for an American to go to Europe?

Why ???
6/15/2009 8:45am
moto111 wrote:
If Pourcel, Searle and Rattray decided next weekend to ship their bikes to Euro and line up in a GP they would go 1st, 2nd and...
If Pourcel, Searle and Rattray decided next weekend to ship their bikes to Euro and line up in a GP they would go 1st, 2nd and 3rd......then about 5 minutes before the first euro crossed the finish line in 4th.
Musquin would actually smoke Rattray and Searle ... in Europe, not in USA.

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