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BAD10 wrote:

Must we really crucify James for knocking over Chads bike? Big deal I say! This is an emotionally charged, and pressure driven sport, and sometimes riders...

Must we really crucify James for knocking over Chads bike? Big deal I say! This is an emotionally charged, and pressure driven sport, and sometimes riders get upset and do irrational things out of frustration. As we know, this happens in all sports from time to time. This wasnt the first time a rider has knocked over another riders bike. I'm willing to bet after cooling off James regrets knocking Chads bike over........but oh well. We have all done retarded things in an angry moment. These guys work hard and have passion for what they do. Shit happens.

zippy895 wrote:

I want to race. That’s why I’m here. So to consistently have to look over my shoulder every time CR gets close has gotten really old...

I want to race. That’s why I’m here. So to consistently have to look over my shoulder every time CR gets close has gotten really old. From where I sit, it sure seems like he has repeatedly tried to take me out, which makes me question his agenda.

hypocrite statement right there.if he has the feeling reed is at any point going to take him out....why did he not let reed take the pass.instead, he through caution to the wind and kept on the gas.
i cant answer for reed s head bitch slap other than his hurt hand trapped under stewart?
go after the rider that did most of your physical damage from the heat race.why reed.
reed is your main competitor for petes sake. of course he is going to be over your shoulder more than anyone.
stewart sounds pretty stupid,sorry to say.

WhKnuckle wrote:

What's he going to do, stop? His pace in the main was 3 seconds off his practice time, Reed was in a position where he absolutely...

What's he going to do, stop? His pace in the main was 3 seconds off his practice time, Reed was in a position where he absolutely had to get on the box to stay close in the points, yet Reed rode directly behind him for 5 laps in 11th place. Obviously, Reed had some reason to want to stay right behind Stewart, he had dozens of opportunities to pass and he didn't take them.

But whatever. Reed is out of the series, so he dealt out his own punishment, Stewart is 16 points down and banged up, so he's got his own punishment, and Dungey and Villopoto are 1 and 2 in the series because they're just showing up and racing, so that's their reward. It all works out - except for Kyle Partridge, who's the only guy that has a real beef with anything. He's lucky to be alive, from the looks of that wreck.

kirkco wrote:

It would have seemed a more sincere had he apologized to Partridge.

BAD10 wrote:

Must we really crucify James for knocking over Chads bike? Big deal I say! This is an emotionally charged, and pressure driven sport, and sometimes riders...

Must we really crucify James for knocking over Chads bike? Big deal I say! This is an emotionally charged, and pressure driven sport, and sometimes riders get upset and do irrational things out of frustration. As we know, this happens in all sports from time to time. This wasnt the first time a rider has knocked over another riders bike. I'm willing to bet after cooling off James regrets knocking Chads bike over........but oh well. We have all done retarded things in an angry moment. These guys work hard and have passion for what they do. Shit happens.

jmar wrote:

[b][i] I'm willing to bet after cooling off James I'm willing to bet after cooling off James regrets knocking Chads bike over.[/i][/b] From there, I simply...

I'm willing to bet after cooling off James I'm willing to bet after cooling off James regrets knocking Chads bike over.

From there, I simply rode my best to salvage as many points as possible, and then after the race went straight back to the pits to have a chat with Chad about the incident. To say that I was frustrated at this point would be a huge understatement, so I think it was for the best that Chad, nor anyone from his team, could be found at their truck.

He's had time to cool down and think about things. Does he sound remorseful?
What really ticks me off is that he's not sorry for the bonehead move that could have really hurt Kyle or himself.

BAD10 wrote:

Must we really crucify James for knocking over Chads bike? Big deal I say! This is an emotionally charged, and pressure driven sport, and sometimes riders...

Must we really crucify James for knocking over Chads bike? Big deal I say! This is an emotionally charged, and pressure driven sport, and sometimes riders get upset and do irrational things out of frustration. As we know, this happens in all sports from time to time. This wasnt the first time a rider has knocked over another riders bike. I'm willing to bet after cooling off James regrets knocking Chads bike over........but oh well. We have all done retarded things in an angry moment. These guys work hard and have passion for what they do. Shit happens.

kirkco wrote:

It would have seemed a more sincere had he apologized to Partridge.

dirthead1 wrote:

I am so over James Stewart being a part of this sport. Just go away already.

grover738 wrote:

Seems like everyone is stating as fact that JS moved over on KP's line. Is this based on the video? I watched it a bunch, but...

Seems like everyone is stating as fact that JS moved over on KP's line. Is this based on the video? I watched it a bunch, but never saw a camera angle that clearly showed JS moving over on KP.

Not saying it didn't happen, but just asking - what is everyone basing it on?

Crush wrote:

10 Points right here... If Chad really wanted to take Bubba out... He wouldn't have even attempted to get on the breaks or turn the bike...

10 Points right here...

If Chad really wanted to take Bubba out... He wouldn't have even attempted to get on the breaks or turn the bike... A Grade A T-Bone was only a twist of the throttle away... but he didn't....

dirthead1 wrote:

I am so over James Stewart being a part of this sport. Just go away already.

WhKnuckle wrote:

Baloney. Stewart, no matter what anyone says, is the fastest supercross rider ever. If someone doesn't want to watch the guy ride, they must not like...

Baloney. Stewart, no matter what anyone says, is the fastest supercross rider ever. If someone doesn't want to watch the guy ride, they must not like this sport very much.

I remember Heikki Mikkola and Bob Hannah - they didn't give the first shit about anyone else, and they were very flawed personalities, but they were also exciting to watch. I'm not trying to get any of these guys to marry my sister, I'm watching them ride motorcycles faster than anyone else can.

Clutchy wrote:

If Stroupe would of pulled the shit that James pulled saturday night.... Wholly god. James, you sir are full of yourself. Which is the same as...

If Stroupe would of pulled the shit that James pulled saturday night.... Wholly god.

James, you sir are full of yourself. Which is the same as saying your full of shit.....!

Your stupid ass move on the track could of seriously hurt another rider and your ass should be fined.

As far as the tangle with Chad.... You should go and thank him, Cause if he wanted too, He could of punted your ass into tomorrow...

Crush wrote:

10 Points right here... If Chad really wanted to take Bubba out... He wouldn't have even attempted to get on the breaks or turn the bike...

10 Points right here...

If Chad really wanted to take Bubba out... He wouldn't have even attempted to get on the breaks or turn the bike... A Grade A T-Bone was only a twist of the throttle away... but he didn't....

sbarrington314 wrote:

atleast james can except it when its his fault. chad reed is a turd. get him out of here. i hope stewart races outdoors and makes...

atleast james can except it when its his fault.
chad reed is a turd. get him out of here. i hope stewart races outdoors and makes reedtard look like a fool.

WhKnuckle wrote:

So why was Reed going 3 seconds a lap slower than practice in 11th place instead of trying to get to the front in a race...

So why was Reed going 3 seconds a lap slower than practice in 11th place instead of trying to get to the front in a race he HAD to podium to stay in the series? You mean that, since last year, Reed has lost so much speed that he can't make one pass of a one-armed rider in 5 laps?

Whatever. Stewart did something stupid in the heat race, Reed did something inexplicable in the main, and they both paid a price. Move on. The only innocent party who really got screwed was Partridge.

pilotdude wrote:

James Stewart would not use the phrase "needless to say" and I think it's insulting when a PR agent writes this crap and tries to pass...

James Stewart would not use the phrase "needless to say" and I think it's insulting when a PR agent writes this crap and tries to pass it off as Stewart's own writing.

Crush wrote:

This is from js7.com... I think it's great that he thinks it was an excuse to knock a bike off the stand... but Chad had no...

This is from js7.com... I think it's great that he thinks it was an excuse to knock a bike off the stand... but Chad had no reason to slap/push him off his hand...

WAAAAAAMMMMBULANCE......



PHOENIX SX: JAMES TALKS
Posted on 01/17/2010, 7:26 pm, by JS, under Blog, News.

By now most of you have likely seen, read, or heard about my chaotic night at round number two of the Supercross series in Phoenix. Nothing seemed to go my way last night, but at the end of it all, I chalk most of the events up to an unfortunate string of bad luck! Here’s my take…

After setting the fastest overall lap in qualifying, I went into the night program feeling pretty good. In what can only really be described as an unfortunate racing incident, however, I ended up hobbling off the track after getting landed on in my heat race. I was in pretty bad shape, but I tried my best to get back out there to race for as many points as possible in the main event. After a rough start, I found myself battling mid-pack, which ended in a pileup on lap five with Reed. The accident itself was a bummer, but while I was getting up, CR hit me in the back of my head. Needless to say, I was pretty dissatisfied with his decision to do so, especially given the fact that it’s not the first time this has happened.

From there, I simply rode my best to salvage as many points as possible, and then after the race went straight back to the pits to have a chat with Chad about the incident. To say that I was frustrated at this point would be a huge understatement, so I think it was for the best that Chad, nor anyone from his team, could be found at their truck.

I want to race. That’s why I’m here. So to consistently have to look over my shoulder every time CR gets close has gotten really old. From where I sit, it sure seems like he has repeatedly tried to take me out, which makes me question his agenda.

Thank you all for your loyal support, and I look forward to the championship battle that lies ahead.

- James

pilotdude wrote:

James Stewart would not use the phrase "needless to say" and I think it's insulting when a PR agent writes this crap and tries to pass...

James Stewart would not use the phrase "needless to say" and I think it's insulting when a PR agent writes this crap and tries to pass it off as Stewart's own writing.

WhKnuckle wrote:

A PR person would have apologized profusely to Partridge - for the exact reason you see in this thread.

WhKnuckle wrote:

So why was Reed going 3 seconds a lap slower than practice in 11th place instead of trying to get to the front in a race...

So why was Reed going 3 seconds a lap slower than practice in 11th place instead of trying to get to the front in a race he HAD to podium to stay in the series? You mean that, since last year, Reed has lost so much speed that he can't make one pass of a one-armed rider in 5 laps?

Whatever. Stewart did something stupid in the heat race, Reed did something inexplicable in the main, and they both paid a price. Move on. The only innocent party who really got screwed was Partridge.

GIwasB4 wrote:

Are you really that Stewart stupid?