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No thanks. Zero desire to see GP riders wad up on a sx track
Super Motocross World Grand Prix Championship is coming. Dude that thing will finish with races between eco building, Lazer helmets, Flying e motorcycle with no wheels, full of commercials of chicken wings andvery very tight gears. I imagine myself at 70 years old brain dead be pissed about how much my lovely sport has changed.
……they used to be…….
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Some of these people obviously have no idea just how big and diverse America is. Go from Arizona to Seattle...from North Dakota to Florida...as varied as anywhere in the world.
I think it matters more where the riders racing a championship are from, more so than where the races are held, that qualifies a series as a world championship.
Which is more worthy of world championship title...a bunch of riders from one country traveling around the world and racing in different countries. OR A bunch of riders from all over the world, racing in one country? I say the latter...As a world championship is supposed to represent the best riders in the world, from all over the world, racing on the same track at the same time...where those races are held (what country, what type of dirt, what food they eat, how far they have to travel) is inconsequential and doesn't matter as much.
And, in America there are riders racing from ALL over the world (including former world champs). In the MXGP its the same...with one massive, glaring, and unavoidable omission...no Americans (and certainly no AMA champions).
And because it goes without saying that Americans are among the best in the world at motocross, the fact than none of them think highly enough of MXGP to go race there, and because AMA has riders (including world champs) racing it from all over the world, in my opinion, knocks MXGP below the AMA nationals in terms of prestige...rendering MXGP as a "world championship" in name only, and not the most prestigious motocross championship. MXGP is still awesome, with amazing riders, and amazing racing...but it's still below AMA in terms of prestige, in my opinion.
If the GP riders came over to TRY and qualify for a SX race there'd be allot of injuries.
……turned down the invite……Yeah,a valid excuse for AMA riders,not for GP riders.Do some research about Ferrandis why he skiped mxdn,thats the prototype of excuses for AMA riders.
Woohoo,how about your SX specialists who are injured during their entire career:Cianciarulo,Forkner………..
A lot of excuses……
Wrong,AMA guys,you confound something.SX is the reason they are in the US.Mxdn and MXGP are real motocross,stamp it.Some of your favorite riders skipping the nationals,so they proved my point.
I see,you have your USA glasses on.Well,you refuse a lot of facts.USA USA USA………
You sound like a chest beating Murican that really doesn't know much about racing.
No shit Sherlock. MXGP and MX2 rides focus on outdoors and don't have SX practice tracks.
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You‘re repeating yourself,are you drunk?
You have forgotten the US fanboys,didn‘t you?
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On the topic.. I'd rather the top 10 or 15 of GP riders get to compete in the final zooperdooper rounds and have a round in a country other than the states..
Sorry it will NEVER be a 'World Championship' if it's only held in one country with riders that only compete in that one country
So if some of the best riders, representing countries from all over the world, came together and raced a series in one country...you wouldn't consider that a true world championship...
But if, Johnny Licks raceway decided to take their local yokal series (with only their local talent) on the road, and held a race or two in America, one or two in Mexico, and one or two in Canada-different countries-you'd consider that-with its subpar talent-a world championship simply because the races are held in more than one country? And as a world championship, you'd rank that series-in prestige-above the series with the some of best riders representing countries from all over the world who happen to race in one country?
All the guys racing in the US are AMA riders,the focus is on SX,the nationality is irrelevant.Is it this hard to understand?
This,the typical american way of thinking!lol.I give you the answer,it has to do with SX.
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