Whos style does Philippearts remind you of??

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DP is very aggressive and a great racer. He charges really hard and goes big through some crazy sections and that makes him fun to watch. When I first watched the whole GP series on Freecaster or the old site, I was really impressed with how hard he rode all the way to the checkers. The year he won the championship was one of the best series of races i have ever seen. He has the same unique riding style with straight back and all as my buddy Jeremy Shuttleworth. thanks again FreecasterTV and Fox.
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10/7/2009 3:51pm
Who remembers the Cairoli and Philippaerts battle in Montevarchi in 2006 ? When those 2 got fiery with eachother they blew C.Pourcel away.
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Paulbeds wrote:
David had not a great WMX season. and could'nt wait the MXdN to have a little revenge. Revenge that I think everybody agreed he took indeed...
David had not a great WMX season. and could'nt wait the MXdN to have a little revenge.
Revenge that I think everybody agreed he took indeed

Saturday was perfect, perfect holeshot ...gone

On the second moto on sunday I think I never saw such a fast human being ride a motocross bike...(now i know this will cause some mess here....), I think that Ricky Carmichael himself could not have been faster....but who knows for sure...

The problem with David is that he should have to be more open with the people, I mean, he is not shy, he is just a VERY GOOD PROFESSIONAL on bike and training and he should develop better Public Relations with the media and the public

Next time you meet him stop and take a picture, he will not refuse that even if he is not smiling all the time, he is really a good guy who really try is best all the time and when he not succeed is very hard with himself

True professional, real good guy and amazingly FAST!

Cheers
Whatever you think...

RC COULD and WOULD have gone much much much faster...
10/7/2009 4:12pm
I love watching DP ride I remeber Ken Dydyker (spell check) said that DP had the biggest balls of all GP riders and is not scared to take you down if he needs too. Thats coming from Ken Dy that 6;4 or 6'5 and is very aggressive.

Philippearts style def reminds me of Langston.

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10/7/2009 4:37pm
That second MXoN moto was definateley the ride of the day. Tedescos laptimes dropped in each of the last 3 laps and he almost did his fastest lap (2.01) on the last lap. Problem for him was Phillipaerts did too. He pulled the fastest lap of the race by 2 seconds (1.58) on his final lap! Animal.
10/7/2009 5:27pm
joe101uk wrote:
Who remembers the Cairoli and Philippaerts battle in Montevarchi in 2006 ? When those 2 got fiery with eachother they blew C.Pourcel away.
Hell yeah I remember that.. Great battle. Philli was on the orange bike back then right?
10/7/2009 5:37pm Edited Date/Time 10/7/2009 5:41pm
Alex wrote:
That second MXoN moto was definateley the ride of the day. Tedescos laptimes dropped in each of the last 3 laps and he almost did his...
That second MXoN moto was definateley the ride of the day. Tedescos laptimes dropped in each of the last 3 laps and he almost did his fastest lap (2.01) on the last lap. Problem for him was Phillipaerts did too. He pulled the fastest lap of the race by 2 seconds (1.58) on his final lap! Animal.
Not only was that the fastest lap of the moto but it was the fastest lap of all three motos by a full second.. He was the only rider in the races to bust the 1:58 mark and CR and TC were barely in the 1:59's.,,RD was flying in moto 3 though.W/a rough and rutted 3rd moto track he ran a 2:00.035.Only 1/100th of a sec. off TCs best time of the day..Crazy that the best lap time of the day came on lap 17.. That's a man right there.. I think that late moto charge might of wore DP out a little for the 3rd moto though. He got a decent (top 10) start in moto 3 but wasn't able to mount nearly the charge he did in moto 2. It's tough with only 30-40 min between motos but it's got to be really tough when you push your ass off the last 15 min of the 1st one.
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His style is very orthodox and purposeful, he showed IT what it takes to be a GP contender, made him look like a sissy.
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10/7/2009 8:29pm
joe101uk wrote:
Who remembers the Cairoli and Philippaerts battle in Montevarchi in 2006 ? When those 2 got fiery with eachother they blew C.Pourcel away.
Hell yeah I remember that.. Great battle. Philli was on the orange bike back then right?
Yeah he was on the red bull ktm team. For me that year was the best i've seen the MX2 class. When Philippaerts and Cairoli got near eachother on the track you can guarantee that 1 of them was going down at some point.

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10/7/2009 8:32pm
06 MXoN DP gave Everts and Stewart hell during the first part of the last moto.
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10/7/2009 8:34pm
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06 MXoN DP gave Everts and Stewart hell during the first part of the last moto.
Cairoli gave everyone hell in the 2nd moto. That was probably the best race i have ever watched.
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Motodude wrote:
06 MXoN DP gave Everts and Stewart hell during the first part of the last moto.
joe101uk wrote:
Cairoli gave everyone hell in the 2nd moto. That was probably the best race i have ever watched.
IT got another Euro lesson in that moto...
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10/7/2009 8:48pm
Motodude wrote:
06 MXoN DP gave Everts and Stewart hell during the first part of the last moto.
joe101uk wrote:
Cairoli gave everyone hell in the 2nd moto. That was probably the best race i have ever watched.
Motodude wrote:
IT got another Euro lesson in that moto...
He didn't do too well the year before in Ernee either did he ?

Come to think of it... this " American dude " has been carried by his teammates to 3 MXdN victories.Wink
10/7/2009 8:48pm
Motodude wrote:
06 MXoN DP gave Everts and Stewart hell during the first part of the last moto.
joe101uk wrote:
Cairoli gave everyone hell in the 2nd moto. That was probably the best race i have ever watched.
Motodude wrote:
IT got another Euro lesson in that moto...
Didn't IT grab the holeshot in that moto? I seem to remember him in the lead early on.. Do either of you guys know where we can watch the 2006 MXdN. I'd love to see it again.. Media Zone used to have it archived but for some reason when Freecaster took over the GPs mediazone went completely down. Never understood why media zone went completely off line and took all their archives w/them. You'd think they would of passed the archives to freecaster.
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10/7/2009 8:52pm
joe101uk wrote:
Cairoli gave everyone hell in the 2nd moto. That was probably the best race i have ever watched.
Motodude wrote:
IT got another Euro lesson in that moto...
Didn't IT grab the holeshot in that moto? I seem to remember him in the lead early on.. Do either of you guys know where we...
Didn't IT grab the holeshot in that moto? I seem to remember him in the lead early on.. Do either of you guys know where we can watch the 2006 MXdN. I'd love to see it again.. Media Zone used to have it archived but for some reason when Freecaster took over the GPs mediazone went completely down. Never understood why media zone went completely off line and took all their archives w/them. You'd think they would of passed the archives to freecaster.
You should be able to get it on dvd somewhere.
10/7/2009 9:00pm
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Dan this is the dvd i have of the 2006 des nations : http://www.dukevideo.com/Bikes/DVD/Off-Road/Motocross/MX-Des-Nations-2006-DVD.aspx At the end you see Carmichael, Cairoli, Townley and loads of other...
Dan this is the dvd i have of the 2006 des nations :

http://www.dukevideo.com/Bikes/DVD/Off-Road/Motocross/MX-Des-Nations-20…

At the end you see Carmichael, Cairoli, Townley and loads of other riders drinking beer and having arm wrestling matches.
It should be here in 5 days.. Thx for the link.
10/7/2009 9:04pm
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His style is very orthodox and purposeful, he showed IT what it takes to be a GP contender, made him look like a sissy.
You are one dumb asshole arnt you. The dude was in his own country with 1000's of fans screaming and pushing him along. I take nothing away from DP the dude is an animal one of my favorites in the mxgps (that I pay close attention too) but for you to say he made IT look like a sissy?? I think your a sissy sitting behind the keyboard calling top riders "sissy" What did Weimer call them (you) Keyboard warriors? LOL
Id put my bike on it that DP could not run 2 full motos at Red Bud or Texas with IT maybe even Colorado..We will see next year MXON. Some of you fkstiks need to pull your head out of your buttox before opening your stink hole.
You keep talking about "Lessons"
Send over any of your best to ride a supercross track againts a "privateer" here and see who gets a lesson. Villo gave a HUGE lesson to Cairolli at the mxdn right? RC gave lessons for 10 years. Bubba gives lessons now to euro's best sx rider ever "Reed"
Should i go on with Lessons??? I can. Or you can take a big step back and litterally fk your own face .
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10/7/2009 9:05pm
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Dan this is the dvd i have of the 2006 des nations : http://www.dukevideo.com/Bikes/DVD/Off-Road/Motocross/MX-Des-Nations-2006-DVD.aspx At the end you see Carmichael, Cairoli, Townley and loads of other...
Dan this is the dvd i have of the 2006 des nations :

http://www.dukevideo.com/Bikes/DVD/Off-Road/Motocross/MX-Des-Nations-20…

At the end you see Carmichael, Cairoli, Townley and loads of other riders drinking beer and having arm wrestling matches.
It should be here in 5 days.. Thx for the link.
No problem. If i had a VHS player i'd be buying the 1998 des nations at foxhills. You can't find clips of that race anywhere it's like gold dust. Watching Stefan Everts that day made me want a bike, i was only 8 or 9 years old.
10/7/2009 9:13pm
Wow Othreehundred needs a Valium.
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10/7/2009 9:24pm
Motodude wrote:
His style is very orthodox and purposeful, he showed IT what it takes to be a GP contender, made him look like a sissy.
You are one dumb asshole arnt you. The dude was in his own country with 1000's of fans screaming and pushing him along. I take nothing...
You are one dumb asshole arnt you. The dude was in his own country with 1000's of fans screaming and pushing him along. I take nothing away from DP the dude is an animal one of my favorites in the mxgps (that I pay close attention too) but for you to say he made IT look like a sissy?? I think your a sissy sitting behind the keyboard calling top riders "sissy" What did Weimer call them (you) Keyboard warriors? LOL
Id put my bike on it that DP could not run 2 full motos at Red Bud or Texas with IT maybe even Colorado..We will see next year MXON. Some of you fkstiks need to pull your head out of your buttox before opening your stink hole.
You keep talking about "Lessons"
Send over any of your best to ride a supercross track againts a "privateer" here and see who gets a lesson. Villo gave a HUGE lesson to Cairolli at the mxdn right? RC gave lessons for 10 years. Bubba gives lessons now to euro's best sx rider ever "Reed"
Should i go on with Lessons??? I can. Or you can take a big step back and litterally fk your own face .
Hahaha, i'd like to see Tedesco come back from 25th place start to overtaking Philippaerts 2 corners from the end. You can pick any track in America and have every single US fan at the event and he still wouldn't get close to the monster that is David Philippaerts HAHA.

Why the hell are you talking about supercross and privateers for you goon ?

Villo gave Cairoli a lesson at Budds Creek. Cairoli gave villo a lesson at Matterly Basin ( which is actually the only straight up race they have ever had )

RC gave lessons to who for 10 years ?

Bubba gives lessons to Reed by beating him at the very last round of the upercross series. He can't be that much better if it went down to vegas.

Should you go on with lessons ????? YES PLEASE give us some more laughs.
10/7/2009 9:25pm
joe101uk wrote:
Dan this is the dvd i have of the 2006 des nations : http://www.dukevideo.com/Bikes/DVD/Off-Road/Motocross/MX-Des-Nations-2006-DVD.aspx At the end you see Carmichael, Cairoli, Townley and loads of other...
Dan this is the dvd i have of the 2006 des nations :

http://www.dukevideo.com/Bikes/DVD/Off-Road/Motocross/MX-Des-Nations-20…

At the end you see Carmichael, Cairoli, Townley and loads of other riders drinking beer and having arm wrestling matches.
It should be here in 5 days.. Thx for the link.
joe101uk wrote:
No problem. If i had a VHS player i'd be buying the 1998 des nations at foxhills. You can't find clips of that race anywhere it's...
No problem. If i had a VHS player i'd be buying the 1998 des nations at foxhills. You can't find clips of that race anywhere it's like gold dust. Watching Stefan Everts that day made me want a bike, i was only 8 or 9 years old.
lol.. My 3 year old just broke the last VCR we had in the house. She thinks it's fun to put her hand inside them and break whatever parts her fingers come in contact with. I need to get a VCR DVD combo though so I can transfer all my VHS recordings of various races that I taped during the VCR era. Well that and so my daughter can watch dumbo again.. I remember that 98 nations well ..Everts,Caps and Bevoats(probably spelled wrong)..That was Everts 2nd in a row wasn't it?.. I never heard why Caps was invited over Smets that year. Was Smets injured? It looked like at that point Belguim and Everts would win many more in a row but it was'nt til 03 with Ramon and Smets til he won another one.
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It should be here in 5 days.. Thx for the link.
joe101uk wrote:
No problem. If i had a VHS player i'd be buying the 1998 des nations at foxhills. You can't find clips of that race anywhere it's...
No problem. If i had a VHS player i'd be buying the 1998 des nations at foxhills. You can't find clips of that race anywhere it's like gold dust. Watching Stefan Everts that day made me want a bike, i was only 8 or 9 years old.
lol.. My 3 year old just broke the last VCR we had in the house. She thinks it's fun to put her hand inside them and...
lol.. My 3 year old just broke the last VCR we had in the house. She thinks it's fun to put her hand inside them and break whatever parts her fingers come in contact with. I need to get a VCR DVD combo though so I can transfer all my VHS recordings of various races that I taped during the VCR era. Well that and so my daughter can watch dumbo again.. I remember that 98 nations well ..Everts,Caps and Bevoats(probably spelled wrong)..That was Everts 2nd in a row wasn't it?.. I never heard why Caps was invited over Smets that year. Was Smets injured? It looked like at that point Belguim and Everts would win many more in a row but it was'nt til 03 with Ramon and Smets til he won another one.
Yeah Smets was injured. I think it's spelt Bervoets ( the only reason i know that is because i've just watched the event on Stefan Everts' dvd on his whole career so i cheated ). Did you know that Roger Decoster once offered Everts a huge deal to go and ride the 500cc bikes stateside ?
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10/7/2009 10:04pm Edited Date/Time 4/17/2016 2:37am
Motodude wrote:
His style is very orthodox and purposeful, he showed IT what it takes to be a GP contender, made him look like a sissy.
You are one dumb asshole arnt you. The dude was in his own country with 1000's of fans screaming and pushing him along. I take nothing...
You are one dumb asshole arnt you. The dude was in his own country with 1000's of fans screaming and pushing him along. I take nothing away from DP the dude is an animal one of my favorites in the mxgps (that I pay close attention too) but for you to say he made IT look like a sissy?? I think your a sissy sitting behind the keyboard calling top riders "sissy" What did Weimer call them (you) Keyboard warriors? LOL
Id put my bike on it that DP could not run 2 full motos at Red Bud or Texas with IT maybe even Colorado..We will see next year MXON. Some of you fkstiks need to pull your head out of your buttox before opening your stink hole.
You keep talking about "Lessons"
Send over any of your best to ride a supercross track againts a "privateer" here and see who gets a lesson. Villo gave a HUGE lesson to Cairolli at the mxdn right? RC gave lessons for 10 years. Bubba gives lessons now to euro's best sx rider ever "Reed"
Should i go on with Lessons??? I can. Or you can take a big step back and litterally fk your own face .
joe101uk wrote:
Hahaha, i'd like to see Tedesco come back from 25th place start to overtaking Philippaerts 2 corners from the end. You can pick any track in...
Hahaha, i'd like to see Tedesco come back from 25th place start to overtaking Philippaerts 2 corners from the end. You can pick any track in America and have every single US fan at the event and he still wouldn't get close to the monster that is David Philippaerts HAHA.

Why the hell are you talking about supercross and privateers for you goon ?

Villo gave Cairoli a lesson at Budds Creek. Cairoli gave villo a lesson at Matterly Basin ( which is actually the only straight up race they have ever had )

RC gave lessons to who for 10 years ?

Bubba gives lessons to Reed by beating him at the very last round of the upercross series. He can't be that much better if it went down to vegas.

Should you go on with lessons ????? YES PLEASE give us some more laughs.
Hey U.S. fans, you REALLY need to lay off the poor Euros. Can you imagine how hard it must be to get beaten by the U.S. over and over. Again and again. Time after time. Team after team. Year after year?

Of course they are going to start getting desperate and say things about the GP riders that sound pretty ridiculous. Calling a rider like Philippaerts a "monster." Right.

Of course they are going to say the U.S. riders won by getting lucky. Yeah, five in a row is pretty lucky. Really, what are they going to say? "Yep, the U.S. and AMA produces riders that are, as a rule (with a few notable exceptions) faster than our riders." No they are not.

They are going to stretch positive GP rider results into more than they are and diminish U.S.-AMA results into something less than they are. It's called human nature--everyone argues from position.

Five in a row now, with the next one in Colorado, and hopefully a healthy Villoptoto, Grant, Alessi, Dungey, Canard, Barcia, and possibly even Stewart to choose from--not looking good if you're a GP fan huh?

Expect more of the same if (as is likely) the beatings continue. Of course this streak, like all streaks, will end someday. And on that day, you may expect Euro gloating that will be almost unbearable. Until that day, you may expect the current trend of exageration/diminishment to continue.
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10/7/2009 10:13pm
pilotdude wrote:
Hey U.S. fans, you REALLY need to lay off the poor Euros. Can you imagine how hard it must be to get beaten by the U.S...
Hey U.S. fans, you REALLY need to lay off the poor Euros. Can you imagine how hard it must be to get beaten by the U.S. over and over. Again and again. Time after time. Team after team. Year after year?

Of course they are going to start getting desperate and say things about the GP riders that sound pretty ridiculous. Calling a rider like Philippaerts a "monster." Right.

Of course they are going to say the U.S. riders won by getting lucky. Yeah, five in a row is pretty lucky. Really, what are they going to say? "Yep, the U.S. and AMA produces riders that are, as a rule (with a few notable exceptions) faster than our riders." No they are not.

They are going to stretch positive GP rider results into more than they are and diminish U.S.-AMA results into something less than they are. It's called human nature--everyone argues from position.

Five in a row now, with the next one in Colorado, and hopefully a healthy Villoptoto, Grant, Alessi, Dungey, Canard, Barcia, and possibly even Stewart to choose from--not looking good if you're a GP fan huh?

Expect more of the same if (as is likely) the beatings continue. Of course this streak, like all streaks, will end someday. And on that day, you may expect Euro gloating that will be almost unbearable. Until that day, you may expect the current trend of exageration/diminishment to continue.
x 1,000,000
They thought they had a chance this year and it was almost unbearable.
10/7/2009 10:19pm
You are one dumb asshole arnt you. The dude was in his own country with 1000's of fans screaming and pushing him along. I take nothing...
You are one dumb asshole arnt you. The dude was in his own country with 1000's of fans screaming and pushing him along. I take nothing away from DP the dude is an animal one of my favorites in the mxgps (that I pay close attention too) but for you to say he made IT look like a sissy?? I think your a sissy sitting behind the keyboard calling top riders "sissy" What did Weimer call them (you) Keyboard warriors? LOL
Id put my bike on it that DP could not run 2 full motos at Red Bud or Texas with IT maybe even Colorado..We will see next year MXON. Some of you fkstiks need to pull your head out of your buttox before opening your stink hole.
You keep talking about "Lessons"
Send over any of your best to ride a supercross track againts a "privateer" here and see who gets a lesson. Villo gave a HUGE lesson to Cairolli at the mxdn right? RC gave lessons for 10 years. Bubba gives lessons now to euro's best sx rider ever "Reed"
Should i go on with Lessons??? I can. Or you can take a big step back and litterally fk your own face .
joe101uk wrote:
Hahaha, i'd like to see Tedesco come back from 25th place start to overtaking Philippaerts 2 corners from the end. You can pick any track in...
Hahaha, i'd like to see Tedesco come back from 25th place start to overtaking Philippaerts 2 corners from the end. You can pick any track in America and have every single US fan at the event and he still wouldn't get close to the monster that is David Philippaerts HAHA.

Why the hell are you talking about supercross and privateers for you goon ?

Villo gave Cairoli a lesson at Budds Creek. Cairoli gave villo a lesson at Matterly Basin ( which is actually the only straight up race they have ever had )

RC gave lessons to who for 10 years ?

Bubba gives lessons to Reed by beating him at the very last round of the upercross series. He can't be that much better if it went down to vegas.

Should you go on with lessons ????? YES PLEASE give us some more laughs.
pilotdude wrote:
Hey U.S. fans, you REALLY need to lay off the poor Euros. Can you imagine how hard it must be to get beaten by the U.S...
Hey U.S. fans, you REALLY need to lay off the poor Euros. Can you imagine how hard it must be to get beaten by the U.S. over and over. Again and again. Time after time. Team after team. Year after year?

Of course they are going to start getting desperate and say things about the GP riders that sound pretty ridiculous. Calling a rider like Philippaerts a "monster." Right.

Of course they are going to say the U.S. riders won by getting lucky. Yeah, five in a row is pretty lucky. Really, what are they going to say? "Yep, the U.S. and AMA produces riders that are, as a rule (with a few notable exceptions) faster than our riders." No they are not.

They are going to stretch positive GP rider results into more than they are and diminish U.S.-AMA results into something less than they are. It's called human nature--everyone argues from position.

Five in a row now, with the next one in Colorado, and hopefully a healthy Villoptoto, Grant, Alessi, Dungey, Canard, Barcia, and possibly even Stewart to choose from--not looking good if you're a GP fan huh?

Expect more of the same if (as is likely) the beatings continue. Of course this streak, like all streaks, will end someday. And on that day, you may expect Euro gloating that will be almost unbearable. Until that day, you may expect the current trend of exageration/diminishment to continue.
Pilot lets just call them 5 years of "Lessons" lol Make it 6 for next year .
How ya like them apples joegoon?
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10/7/2009 10:38pm
Well to be honest. Great Britain won't win the des nations for a while. To me it doesn't matter who wins it because I know it's not going to be my country. The des nations doesn't prove who's series is better. Oh and just because you had won 4 des nations in a row before Sunday doesn't mean it wasn't lucky.

Oh and philippaerts is a monster, just ask Ivan. He's probably having nightmares about him as we speak.

Oh and stop saying Euros because you make it sound like every single team unites just to try and knock you guys off the top.
10/7/2009 10:42pm
joe101uk wrote:
No problem. If i had a VHS player i'd be buying the 1998 des nations at foxhills. You can't find clips of that race anywhere it's...
No problem. If i had a VHS player i'd be buying the 1998 des nations at foxhills. You can't find clips of that race anywhere it's like gold dust. Watching Stefan Everts that day made me want a bike, i was only 8 or 9 years old.
lol.. My 3 year old just broke the last VCR we had in the house. She thinks it's fun to put her hand inside them and...
lol.. My 3 year old just broke the last VCR we had in the house. She thinks it's fun to put her hand inside them and break whatever parts her fingers come in contact with. I need to get a VCR DVD combo though so I can transfer all my VHS recordings of various races that I taped during the VCR era. Well that and so my daughter can watch dumbo again.. I remember that 98 nations well ..Everts,Caps and Bevoats(probably spelled wrong)..That was Everts 2nd in a row wasn't it?.. I never heard why Caps was invited over Smets that year. Was Smets injured? It looked like at that point Belguim and Everts would win many more in a row but it was'nt til 03 with Ramon and Smets til he won another one.
joe101uk wrote:
Yeah Smets was injured. I think it's spelt Bervoets ( the only reason i know that is because i've just watched the event on Stefan Everts'...
Yeah Smets was injured. I think it's spelt Bervoets ( the only reason i know that is because i've just watched the event on Stefan Everts' dvd on his whole career so i cheated ). Did you know that Roger Decoster once offered Everts a huge deal to go and ride the 500cc bikes stateside ?
No I didn't know that specifically but I would assume Everts got a lot of offers in his day to come over. From what I was told his loyalty to the GPs could not be broken w/money. JS could learn something from Everts. I never really liked Everts all that much for the simple fact that he always talked down about the AMA and their riders.And he always said that stuff to the media and never to a AMA riders face. Always respected him though and used to try to ride like he did w/my feet on the pegs but could never do it w/any decent speed. Later I started really liking him more just based on his longgevity and desire to become a legand. Then I became a huge fan after the 2006 MXdN. He rode his ass off against JS when I thought there was no way he would beat him. I thought he was so cool when at the post race press conference when he said he was disapointed RC didn't show up because RC would of raced him for the overall right to Stewarts face. JS looked like he was about to cry. I was like "damn did he just say that".lol.
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10/7/2009 10:45pm Edited Date/Time 10/8/2009 7:10am
joe101uk wrote:
Well to be honest. Great Britain won't win the des nations for a while. To me it doesn't matter who wins it because I know it's...
Well to be honest. Great Britain won't win the des nations for a while. To me it doesn't matter who wins it because I know it's not going to be my country. The des nations doesn't prove who's series is better. Oh and just because you had won 4 des nations in a row before Sunday doesn't mean it wasn't lucky.

Oh and philippaerts is a monster, just ask Ivan. He's probably having nightmares about him as we speak.

Oh and stop saying Euros because you make it sound like every single team unites just to try and knock you guys off the top.
Lol, well to be totally honest, to listen to them talk that is EXACTLY how it sounds! What do you think...they are uniting to knock Iceland off the top? (No disrespect to Iceland intended.)

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