how 'bout some love for James and all....

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Edited Date/Time 1/26/2012 12:21am
the awesome riders, that have brought home the Chamberlain trophy for us fans!


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regardless of country, continent, hemisphere... or tweets. these guys have my thanks for giving their all for national honour!
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9/25/2010 7:03am
thankyou!
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9/25/2010 7:33am
the above vid was James Stewart winning (for the USA) with team mates Tim Ferry and Ryan Villopoto in 2008.

This is a Racer X slideshow from 2006 when James with team mates Ryan Villopoto and Ivan Tedesco also brought home the Chamberlain for the USA:



the soundtrack should get us yanks some goose bumps

GO USA!
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9/25/2010 7:43am
Yes the team USA win but not Stewart He got beat by Stefan Everts, so he's not the fastest rider in the world, he never was.........
9/25/2010 7:46am
I love our national anthem. I have no idea what that was.

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9/25/2010 7:56am
jrsvivar wrote:
Yes the team USA win but not Stewart He got beat by Stefan Everts, so he's not the fastest rider in the world, he never was.........
My internet board friend (if I may).

Everts did not stand on the top of the podium that day.

Everts did not hold the Chamberlain Trophy that day.

No official results of that race show Everts as the winner that day.

ALL of those things were AND ARE FOREVER James, Ryan and Ivan's.


now, as far as, this fastest rider stuff I have these things to say:
Greg Albertyn
Seb Tortelli
David Vuillemin
Micheal Pichon
Chad Reed

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9/25/2010 8:06am
jrsvivar wrote:
Yes the team USA win but not Stewart He got beat by Stefan Everts, so he's not the fastest rider in the world, he never was.........
cason402 wrote:
My internet board friend (if I may). Everts did not stand on the top of the podium that day. Everts did not hold the Chamberlain Trophy...
My internet board friend (if I may).

Everts did not stand on the top of the podium that day.

Everts did not hold the Chamberlain Trophy that day.

No official results of that race show Everts as the winner that day.

ALL of those things were AND ARE FOREVER James, Ryan and Ivan's.


now, as far as, this fastest rider stuff I have these things to say:
Greg Albertyn
Seb Tortelli
David Vuillemin
Micheal Pichon
Chad Reed

Albertyn= supper guy but beat by EMIG
Tortelli= injurys beat by RC
DV12= Beat by RC and MC
Pichon= beat by lots in usa, not so much in europe
Reed= beat by RC,Bubba,Dungey,RV, ETC...
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9/25/2010 8:22am
jrsvivar wrote:
Yes the team USA win but not Stewart He got beat by Stefan Everts, so he's not the fastest rider in the world, he never was.........
cason402 wrote:
My internet board friend (if I may). Everts did not stand on the top of the podium that day. Everts did not hold the Chamberlain Trophy...
My internet board friend (if I may).

Everts did not stand on the top of the podium that day.

Everts did not hold the Chamberlain Trophy that day.

No official results of that race show Everts as the winner that day.

ALL of those things were AND ARE FOREVER James, Ryan and Ivan's.


now, as far as, this fastest rider stuff I have these things to say:
Greg Albertyn
Seb Tortelli
David Vuillemin
Micheal Pichon
Chad Reed

Prince1 wrote:
Albertyn= supper guy but beat by EMIG Tortelli= injurys beat by RC DV12= Beat by RC and MC Pichon= beat by lots in usa, not so...
Albertyn= supper guy but beat by EMIG
Tortelli= injurys beat by RC
DV12= Beat by RC and MC
Pichon= beat by lots in usa, not so much in europe
Reed= beat by RC,Bubba,Dungey,RV, ETC...
Albertyn - beat Everst 1993 and 1994 - 250cc world champs, came to U.S. and took years to win a championship.

Totelli - beat Everts 1998 - 250cc world champs, came to U.S. couldn't win.

DV, Pichon and Reed, left the world champs very early in career to race U.S. only Reed was able to win U.S. championships (premier class).

point is that Everts stayed in europe as his competition left. If these riders had stayed in europe there is no one who'd argue that his win and championship count would be nothing near what it is.

That's just talking non-U.S. riders. Had the emphasis and glory not turned to the U.S. championships in the 80's, he would have had to deal with McGrath, Emig, Henry, RC and many more throughout his career. But he didn't, he stayed where the competition wasn't.

I know this horse has been beaten badly, but thought I'd give it another good whack.
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9/25/2010 8:30am
My good friend as I say the team USA win.... but Everts win his class over Stewart, races are defined on how win it .............
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9/25/2010 8:45am
jrsvivar wrote:
My good friend as I say the team USA win.... but Everts win his class over Stewart, races are defined on how win it .............
Stefan won the Chamberlain Trophy for Belgium and with his team mates in 1995, 1997, 1998, 2003 and 2004. He is a great racer, one of the very best.

I am a fan and was a fan of his fathers (Harry Everts) when in 1975 he was world champ on a Puch!

Certainly great legends of our sport!!!
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9/25/2010 9:30am
Well.......I can't Argue Stephan Evert was just an all around badass on a bike! Dude is one of my heros in this sport!

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