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Dungey in his prime was on the podium or winning 95% of the time 5 years ago.
Comes out of retirement and ran top 5 a few times but mostly was a top 10 guy.
MX isn't even in the same ball park it was 15 years ago. Let alone 5 years ago.
People forget how good RC really was. Never lost an outdoor championship, undefeated seasons, most overall wins, ect.
He didn't do all that by playing smart and taking podiums. He did it by decimating the entire field basically every race. He was the most dominant outdoor rider we will ever see in this sport.
Just post some more vids of them rinsing a 2 smoke
With smello vision if you can please!
You can say “oh he was only racing Kdub, Chad, and Ferry” well, think of how many titles they would have if RC wasn’t there. Kevin is a 5-time (97, 01, 03, 05, 06) motocross champ without RC. Same amount as Eli!
MC was before him as well, further hoarding the titles from guys like DV and Ezra
In fact, MC and RC were so dominant for so long that by 2009 there were only two previous 450 champs in the entire class. Chad and James.
Also what year did rc retire?
If you say no, you’re admitting the playing field is deeper now and they only looked so fast because the sport was less mature; don’t forget the 24-0 was against Tim Ferry. He’s great, but no Sexton. Anyways, if this is your take, you can’t say RC easily beats Tomac then.
If you say yes, someone will dominate again, it just takes someone better than Tomac to do it, that’s compatible with saying RC would win.
I just don’t see another person going 24-0, so my take it the field is deeper and there is more parity, so it’s really hard to compare Tomac to RC.
Having said that, my money is on RC though. He was a bad dude.
Pit Row
Per season? Just shut the fuck up already, that’s not even a question. He is the goat .
Likewise, if Tomac was able to find lets say another 3 seconds per lap and every one else remained the same, would this mean the field is LESS deep?
Or let’s say Carmichael was 3 seconds a lap SLOWER, but still won, would this mean the field was MORE deep?
No, neither statement is correct.
Eli beats anyone. RC was indomitable, and mentally he was so solid, but technique wasn't great, he was great where it mattered but watching him wasnt pleasant.
JS7 has intense speed and he brought along very good technique that allowed more speed on smaller bikes, on a 450, because of the weight and torque, he couldnt ride as aggresive as he had been doing growing up on 125's and 250 two strokes as he rode over the front of the bike a lot.
Eli hands down has to be one of the best Open bike riders ever. he rides it like its a small bore and he manhandles it. and the way he rides, he is more neutral than JS7
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