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.....went 1-1 "straight the fu@k up" and set the fastest lap times in both his moto's..... Where are all those fools like kongols, mcread, etc. I'm calling all you guys out right now to get on here and explain yourselves.
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However,either way I think Dungey would have had him covered any place, any where.
The elevation?
His asthma?
The 350?
Got sun glare in his eye off the start gate?
But I agree with albertson, it really depends on where the race is. If we went to Lommel, it might reversed.
At the end of the day though, if they raced the nationals together or the GPs together over varied terrain, Dungey would come out on top no question.
On the other hand; Trey Canard got nothing on Roczen
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In top level sport it's usually the small details that make all the difference and I don't think Cairoli did himself any favours in choosing to ride the 350 at altitude, but that was his prerogative. Dungey would have had a small competitive advantage at least and as we all know the starts are vital in these races.
Im not making excuses though, Ryan Dungey would be have been very hard to beat anyway. It was an exciting and unpredictable days racing which is what it should be all about.
OK team euro, show you face
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