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12/19/2010 9:38am
Cook441 wrote:
I think James said it best when he said"I think you can only go so fast on a sx track and I feel Ive found that...
I think James said it best when he said"I think you can only go so fast on a sx track and I feel Ive found that speed" or something like that...Its really true I don't think you can lower the trajectory any further or navigat a corner any faster or skipp through the whoops any faster with out blowing the next corner or obstacle- James has brought amazing speed to this sport his scrub and corner speed would gather him all kinds of tenths all over the plac in the past and he would seemingly be able to put a second on anyone at will...but the sport has changed because of him and the kids that grew up racing 80's learning to scrub are getting older and some old dogs can learn new tricks and that gap is getting slimmer we have been witnessing it slowly for the last 2years in paticular- I also think the tire changes may have leveled some of the comp a bit as well but I digress-

If the speed gap shortens for more than two guys the field gets much more difficult to move through making consistency and error free seasons all the more important- Such shall it be for A1 2011....IMO
This makes sense. Good post.
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12/19/2010 10:40am
I am anxious to see what effect (if any) his injury to his hand has on his racing this year. I think at Unadilla he just wasn't ready for such a high level of racing.
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12/19/2010 11:30am Edited Date/Time 12/19/2010 11:33am
GuyB wrote:
Anyone with a crack at the title is going to have to run a gnarly pace this year, and James isn't the only one capable of...
Anyone with a crack at the title is going to have to run a gnarly pace this year, and James isn't the only one capable of a mistake.
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Amen to that, brother.
X3! its like only JS crashes or makes mistakes, have the freakn field was on IR last year!
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12/19/2010 11:33am
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Just curious! How is that you know exactly how everyone is feeling?? It amazes me how you all say Dungey feels this and Ryan is feeling...
Just curious! How is that you know exactly how everyone is feeling?? It amazes me how you all say Dungey feels this and Ryan is feeling that. Jeez!! You have NO CLUE how any of them feel.
They use tinfoil hats tuned to the Ryan Dungey and Ryan Villopoto channels.

I think I'll wait and see how it all actually shakes out on the track.

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12/19/2010 11:41am
GuyB wrote:
They use tinfoil hats tuned to the Ryan Dungey and Ryan Villopoto channels. I think I'll wait and see how it all actually shakes out on...
They use tinfoil hats tuned to the Ryan Dungey and Ryan Villopoto channels.

I think I'll wait and see how it all actually shakes out on the track.
12/19/2010 12:57pm
Racer111 wrote:
Just curious! How is that you know exactly how everyone is feeling?? It amazes me how you all say Dungey feels this and Ryan is feeling...
Just curious! How is that you know exactly how everyone is feeling?? It amazes me how you all say Dungey feels this and Ryan is feeling that. Jeez!! You have NO CLUE how any of them feel.
GuyB wrote:
They use tinfoil hats tuned to the Ryan Dungey and Ryan Villopoto channels. I think I'll wait and see how it all actually shakes out on...
They use tinfoil hats tuned to the Ryan Dungey and Ryan Villopoto channels.

I think I'll wait and see how it all actually shakes out on the track.
Good idea.........and great job screwin' up a perfectly good message board.
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12/19/2010 1:12pm
RV is way faster than RD? And this is based on what? The races he was faster last year it was by FRACTIONS of a second...
RV is way faster than RD? And this is based on what? The races he was faster last year it was by FRACTIONS of a second and let's just say he's fully healed, Dungey was out there racing and improving while he was on the couch. Dungey is just better at supercross than Villo. RV's got a shot at the National's if he wants a title this year. I wouldn't discount the mental aspect either. RD's confidence is sky-high and RV is feeling preasure to just finish a season
Racer111 wrote:
Just curious! How is that you know exactly how everyone is feeling?? It amazes me how you all say Dungey feels this and Ryan is feeling...
Just curious! How is that you know exactly how everyone is feeling?? It amazes me how you all say Dungey feels this and Ryan is feeling that. Jeez!! You have NO CLUE how any of them feel.
True. Just an opinion bro. Why so serious? Aren't we all just bench racing here?
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People. We are not the ones who needs to bust their asses training and risk their lives racing, so lighten up, sit back and enjoy forum and/or racing. Try it with a little bit of humor and wisdom and it can be enjoyable.
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12/19/2010 1:20pm
Racer111 wrote:
Just curious! How is that you know exactly how everyone is feeling?? It amazes me how you all say Dungey feels this and Ryan is feeling...
Just curious! How is that you know exactly how everyone is feeling?? It amazes me how you all say Dungey feels this and Ryan is feeling that. Jeez!! You have NO CLUE how any of them feel.
GuyB wrote:
They use tinfoil hats tuned to the Ryan Dungey and Ryan Villopoto channels. I think I'll wait and see how it all actually shakes out on...
They use tinfoil hats tuned to the Ryan Dungey and Ryan Villopoto channels.

I think I'll wait and see how it all actually shakes out on the track.
Good idea.........and great job screwin' up a perfectly good message board.
Humor and/or common sense screws it up? Damn, I've been doing it wrong all these years?
12/19/2010 1:54pm
if we wait to only watch how it shakes out on the track, then there is no more bench racing and hence the end of the board.

But humor and common sense is a good way to bench race....that's how I do it.
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12/19/2010 2:35pm
I think canard will take A1...just saying. Reed also looks good on the honda.Honda takes the top two spots with poto a distant third.Stewart will not finish.
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I'll take that bet Mr. Quick. I know you either won't respond or decline because you don't actually believe that James will not finish.
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Would it hurt if someone with a good rolodex just up and called 'em?

Maybe spend an hour on the phone, call Suzuki Racing, Call Honda, the Blose Brothers,
if Roger don't want to say anything, well, at least we'll know that.

Not everyone want's to fry these guys, it's just, well, inquiring minds want to know.......................
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Consistency wins titles.

Dungey, Reed, Canard (although not proven in a full 450 season), Windham, Short are all consistent and will be around at the end of the season.

Stewart, RV, Josh Grant, Davi are all blazingly fast and will win races but history shows that when they have a bad day it hurts them in the points.

If Stewart wants to win the title he will need to back it off and be patient. He has to forget that he is James Stewart on a KX 125, dominating the field, and realize he is just James Stewart, racing with his peers. There is no doubt he is the fastest rider on the track at any given time, but when you apply constant pressure throughout the season like Reed and Dungey are capable of doing, it can really affect his mental game. Reed showed that throughout the year in '09 and especially in Vegas '09. James was so afraid of crashing that he pulled over to let Reed by. There's no doubt Reed wanted to wreck him, but if you're the "fastest man on the planet" you should be able to show everyone who the champ is. That race was strange to watch as Reed and Stewart mentally collapsed.

As far as the title...after watching supercross for 25 years, the people that were front runners last year will be front runners this year. Dungey will win the title again, with consistency, but RV and Stewart will be the fastest. Reed will be good too but I think he's going to have a hard time with another new bike, team and job to worry about. I would love to see him up front but I just don't think it will happen this year.
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is the wrist 100% ?
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Homey55 wrote:
Consistency wins titles. Dungey, Reed, Canard (although not proven in a full 450 season), Windham, Short are all consistent and will be around at the end...
Consistency wins titles.

Dungey, Reed, Canard (although not proven in a full 450 season), Windham, Short are all consistent and will be around at the end of the season.

Stewart, RV, Josh Grant, Davi are all blazingly fast and will win races but history shows that when they have a bad day it hurts them in the points.

If Stewart wants to win the title he will need to back it off and be patient. He has to forget that he is James Stewart on a KX 125, dominating the field, and realize he is just James Stewart, racing with his peers. There is no doubt he is the fastest rider on the track at any given time, but when you apply constant pressure throughout the season like Reed and Dungey are capable of doing, it can really affect his mental game. Reed showed that throughout the year in '09 and especially in Vegas '09. James was so afraid of crashing that he pulled over to let Reed by. There's no doubt Reed wanted to wreck him, but if you're the "fastest man on the planet" you should be able to show everyone who the champ is. That race was strange to watch as Reed and Stewart mentally collapsed.

As far as the title...after watching supercross for 25 years, the people that were front runners last year will be front runners this year. Dungey will win the title again, with consistency, but RV and Stewart will be the fastest. Reed will be good too but I think he's going to have a hard time with another new bike, team and job to worry about. I would love to see him up front but I just don't think it will happen this year.
good post
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12/21/2010 8:07am
Homey55 wrote:
Consistency wins titles. Dungey, Reed, Canard (although not proven in a full 450 season), Windham, Short are all consistent and will be around at the end...
Consistency wins titles.

Dungey, Reed, Canard (although not proven in a full 450 season), Windham, Short are all consistent and will be around at the end of the season.

Stewart, RV, Josh Grant, Davi are all blazingly fast and will win races but history shows that when they have a bad day it hurts them in the points.

If Stewart wants to win the title he will need to back it off and be patient. He has to forget that he is James Stewart on a KX 125, dominating the field, and realize he is just James Stewart, racing with his peers. There is no doubt he is the fastest rider on the track at any given time, but when you apply constant pressure throughout the season like Reed and Dungey are capable of doing, it can really affect his mental game. Reed showed that throughout the year in '09 and especially in Vegas '09. James was so afraid of crashing that he pulled over to let Reed by. There's no doubt Reed wanted to wreck him, but if you're the "fastest man on the planet" you should be able to show everyone who the champ is. That race was strange to watch as Reed and Stewart mentally collapsed.

As far as the title...after watching supercross for 25 years, the people that were front runners last year will be front runners this year. Dungey will win the title again, with consistency, but RV and Stewart will be the fastest. Reed will be good too but I think he's going to have a hard time with another new bike, team and job to worry about. I would love to see him up front but I just don't think it will happen this year.
I always take exception to the statement that "RV and Stewart will be the fastest" Take a good look at lap times in all the races last year not just a few and you will see that overall RD is the fastest and when he wasn't it was only by thousandths or tenths of a second! I think that RV and Bubba "look" the fastest because of their out of control whisky throttle styles. Its fun to watch those close calls and saves every lap though!

As all the top moto mags have stated over and over, RD is the new fastest man on the planet, is the rider of the year and he is only getting faster.. Those magazine editors opinion's are not mine but i agree that he is the man to beat, not because of luck or consistency but because he is simply the best right now and until someone takes that number one plate that it the only fact that is undeniable IMOSmile

It will not be a runaway or even dominated by any one rider IMO and we could see a rookie on top or on the podium. We also could see some shit talking and take outs by some of the top riders which if those things happen, may provide a very interesting or a very nasty tension filled season..perfect for vitalmx!
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12/21/2010 9:28am
I agree with you but, Stewart was out of the fast lap business since round 2 last year with his wrist and RV didn't settle in untill the middle of the season and got hurt at the end of the season.

You are right, Dungey consistently has the fastest lap times but Stewart and RV will be pressuring Dungey in the fastest lap contest. Cheerful

No doubt the #1 plate is undeniable and thats why I pick him for the title. He has been un-injured and he has had a couple months to practice and refine his skills for next year while his competition has been studying tape from last year. Dungey, for sure, has the upper hand next year ('11).

I'm just excited to see all the riders do good...I'm a fan of everyone out there!
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who is this other skinny guy, Factory Kawasaki hired him for some reason, I think I kinda remember him way way back to last years 250f West SX season, was consistent, fast, and smooth as silk...meh who knows...
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12/21/2010 9:58am
Homey55 wrote:
Consistency wins titles. Dungey, Reed, Canard (although not proven in a full 450 season), Windham, Short are all consistent and will be around at the end...
Consistency wins titles.

Dungey, Reed, Canard (although not proven in a full 450 season), Windham, Short are all consistent and will be around at the end of the season.

Stewart, RV, Josh Grant, Davi are all blazingly fast and will win races but history shows that when they have a bad day it hurts them in the points.

If Stewart wants to win the title he will need to back it off and be patient. He has to forget that he is James Stewart on a KX 125, dominating the field, and realize he is just James Stewart, racing with his peers. There is no doubt he is the fastest rider on the track at any given time, but when you apply constant pressure throughout the season like Reed and Dungey are capable of doing, it can really affect his mental game. Reed showed that throughout the year in '09 and especially in Vegas '09. James was so afraid of crashing that he pulled over to let Reed by. There's no doubt Reed wanted to wreck him, but if you're the "fastest man on the planet" you should be able to show everyone who the champ is. That race was strange to watch as Reed and Stewart mentally collapsed.

As far as the title...after watching supercross for 25 years, the people that were front runners last year will be front runners this year. Dungey will win the title again, with consistency, but RV and Stewart will be the fastest. Reed will be good too but I think he's going to have a hard time with another new bike, team and job to worry about. I would love to see him up front but I just don't think it will happen this year.
I disagree. Vegas was a odd race indeed. However, to say Chad mentally collapsed? It was obvious Reed knew the outcome of the title when he pulled behind James. Knowing this he started to pressure him and hoped he would make a mistake. James while (seemingly nervous as hell) was all over the place but backed it down and did the smart thing. So what does Chad do next? Prove a point, pure and simple. A little love tap to say i am not scared of you and he moved on.

I can not say enough how cool of a season we all have in front of us. It will be exciting and fun and bench racing will be entertaining to say the least. But maybe i am just overly excited due to the fact that this will be my first trip to Cali and first A1 experience? Who knows, i guess i am following that up with STL, ATL, INDY, and perhaps Jacksonville. Pretty excited guys... pretty excited.
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Lap times do not mean anything to me when you are talking about James this year. At A1 his bike wasnt set up right. He was panic reving it everywhere...He has never looked liked he did on the kaw except for the us open maybe.....
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12/21/2010 10:13am
raddad wrote:
I always take exception to the statement that "RV and Stewart will be the fastest" Take a good look at lap times in all the races...
I always take exception to the statement that "RV and Stewart will be the fastest" Take a good look at lap times in all the races last year not just a few and you will see that overall RD is the fastest and when he wasn't it was only by thousandths or tenths of a second! I think that RV and Bubba "look" the fastest because of their out of control whisky throttle styles. Its fun to watch those close calls and saves every lap though!

As all the top moto mags have stated over and over, RD is the new fastest man on the planet, is the rider of the year and he is only getting faster.. Those magazine editors opinion's are not mine but i agree that he is the man to beat, not because of luck or consistency but because he is simply the best right now and until someone takes that number one plate that it the only fact that is undeniable IMOSmile

It will not be a runaway or even dominated by any one rider IMO and we could see a rookie on top or on the podium. We also could see some shit talking and take outs by some of the top riders which if those things happen, may provide a very interesting or a very nasty tension filled season..perfect for vitalmx!
I think that RV and Bubba "look" the fastest because of their out of control whisky throttle styles. Its fun to watch those close calls and saves every lap though!

Gimme a break Dad. How quickly we forget past championships! I guess both RV and Bubba are only as good as last year.Dry

I can't wait to see some people on this board jump ship when Dungey gets his ass handed to him on a regular basis this year. JMO

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Outsider wrote:
[b]I think that RV and Bubba "look" the fastest because of their out of control whisky throttle styles. Its fun to watch those close calls and...
I think that RV and Bubba "look" the fastest because of their out of control whisky throttle styles. Its fun to watch those close calls and saves every lap though!

Gimme a break Dad. How quickly we forget past championships! I guess both RV and Bubba are only as good as last year.Dry

I can't wait to see some people on this board jump ship when Dungey gets his ass handed to him on a regular basis this year. JMO

Perhaps America has found there new RC in Dungey? I found it odd that Matthes didn't compare RD and RC instead it was RD and Jeff Stanton. Dungey is good no doubt, but he still has much to prove. I understand he is the new knight in shining armor for many of the fans (hard working, P's and Q's type of rider).
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raddad wrote:
I always take exception to the statement that "RV and Stewart will be the fastest" Take a good look at lap times in all the races...
I always take exception to the statement that "RV and Stewart will be the fastest" Take a good look at lap times in all the races last year not just a few and you will see that overall RD is the fastest and when he wasn't it was only by thousandths or tenths of a second! I think that RV and Bubba "look" the fastest because of their out of control whisky throttle styles. Its fun to watch those close calls and saves every lap though!

As all the top moto mags have stated over and over, RD is the new fastest man on the planet, is the rider of the year and he is only getting faster.. Those magazine editors opinion's are not mine but i agree that he is the man to beat, not because of luck or consistency but because he is simply the best right now and until someone takes that number one plate that it the only fact that is undeniable IMOSmile

It will not be a runaway or even dominated by any one rider IMO and we could see a rookie on top or on the podium. We also could see some shit talking and take outs by some of the top riders which if those things happen, may provide a very interesting or a very nasty tension filled season..perfect for vitalmx!
Outsider wrote:
[b]I think that RV and Bubba "look" the fastest because of their out of control whisky throttle styles. Its fun to watch those close calls and...
I think that RV and Bubba "look" the fastest because of their out of control whisky throttle styles. Its fun to watch those close calls and saves every lap though!

Gimme a break Dad. How quickly we forget past championships! I guess both RV and Bubba are only as good as last year.Dry

I can't wait to see some people on this board jump ship when Dungey gets his ass handed to him on a regular basis this year. JMO

where is the "like" button.....
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raddad wrote:
I always take exception to the statement that "RV and Stewart will be the fastest" Take a good look at lap times in all the races...
I always take exception to the statement that "RV and Stewart will be the fastest" Take a good look at lap times in all the races last year not just a few and you will see that overall RD is the fastest and when he wasn't it was only by thousandths or tenths of a second! I think that RV and Bubba "look" the fastest because of their out of control whisky throttle styles. Its fun to watch those close calls and saves every lap though!

As all the top moto mags have stated over and over, RD is the new fastest man on the planet, is the rider of the year and he is only getting faster.. Those magazine editors opinion's are not mine but i agree that he is the man to beat, not because of luck or consistency but because he is simply the best right now and until someone takes that number one plate that it the only fact that is undeniable IMOSmile

It will not be a runaway or even dominated by any one rider IMO and we could see a rookie on top or on the podium. We also could see some shit talking and take outs by some of the top riders which if those things happen, may provide a very interesting or a very nasty tension filled season..perfect for vitalmx!
Outsider wrote:
[b]I think that RV and Bubba "look" the fastest because of their out of control whisky throttle styles. Its fun to watch those close calls and...
I think that RV and Bubba "look" the fastest because of their out of control whisky throttle styles. Its fun to watch those close calls and saves every lap though!

Gimme a break Dad. How quickly we forget past championships! I guess both RV and Bubba are only as good as last year.Dry

I can't wait to see some people on this board jump ship when Dungey gets his ass handed to him on a regular basis this year. JMO

even though you are kidding around about them being only as good as last year, its true that new kids come up and take down the old guard. How many times have we seen it in this and every sport known to man? The two you mentioned will be fast and will be in the hunt just like Dungey will but i think the days of them handing anyone's ass to them is long gone.

Its going to be sooo important to get the start this year, last year if RD got it he usually won and the same goes for RV. You throw 4 great riders into the mix and look out.. That is the only problem i see with RD taking most of the wins and the title this year, he is not a great starter.. RV may win the title or even bubba but its not going to be a walk in the park when RD, Reed and the other contenders are on the track!
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raddad wrote:
even though you are kidding around about them being only as good as last year, its true that new kids come up and take down the...
even though you are kidding around about them being only as good as last year, its true that new kids come up and take down the old guard. How many times have we seen it in this and every sport known to man? The two you mentioned will be fast and will be in the hunt just like Dungey will but i think the days of them handing anyone's ass to them is long gone.

Its going to be sooo important to get the start this year, last year if RD got it he usually won and the same goes for RV. You throw 4 great riders into the mix and look out.. That is the only problem i see with RD taking most of the wins and the title this year, he is not a great starter.. RV may win the title or even bubba but its not going to be a walk in the park when RD, Reed and the other contenders are on the track!
The two you mentioned will be fast and will be in the hunt just like Dungey will but i think the days of them handing anyone's ass to them is long gone.

You may be right.

At the same time, I think(hope) the days of RD winning a title because he doesn't have to race a full season against James, Chad, RV, Grant, etc. are "long gone" as well.

I get really tired of people forgetting recent history. James, Chad, and even RV can all say they have beat RC in a moto, and with James and Chad, a championship. Can Dungey say that?

A1 can't get here soon enough.

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I disagree. Vegas was a odd race indeed. However, to say Chad mentally collapsed? It was obvious Reed knew the outcome of the title when he...
I disagree. Vegas was a odd race indeed. However, to say Chad mentally collapsed? It was obvious Reed knew the outcome of the title when he pulled behind James. Knowing this he started to pressure him and hoped he would make a mistake. James while (seemingly nervous as hell) was all over the place but backed it down and did the smart thing. So what does Chad do next? Prove a point, pure and simple. A little love tap to say i am not scared of you and he moved on.

I can not say enough how cool of a season we all have in front of us. It will be exciting and fun and bench racing will be entertaining to say the least. But maybe i am just overly excited due to the fact that this will be my first trip to Cali and first A1 experience? Who knows, i guess i am following that up with STL, ATL, INDY, and perhaps Jacksonville. Pretty excited guys... pretty excited.
Reed spent several laps deciding how to wreck Stewart...it was pretty sad and I think Reed was/still is embarassed about it (I would be). I consider that a mental problem/poor judgement. Not only was Reed pissed at Stewart but he was also pissed at Larry Brooks and he really wanted to stick it to both of those guys for the mind games they played in the days and weeks leading up to that race (remember Stewart not showing up to the press conference and the "accidental" take out). Reed was playing his own games too. That Championship was a very strange one looking back.

As far as Matthes comparing RD to Stanton...at this point in RD's carreer, that is the best comparison I think. Dungey is not the GOAT but he might be in a few years.
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12/21/2010 10:44am Edited Date/Time 12/21/2010 10:44am
raddad wrote:
even though you are kidding around about them being only as good as last year, its true that new kids come up and take down the...
even though you are kidding around about them being only as good as last year, its true that new kids come up and take down the old guard. How many times have we seen it in this and every sport known to man? The two you mentioned will be fast and will be in the hunt just like Dungey will but i think the days of them handing anyone's ass to them is long gone.

Its going to be sooo important to get the start this year, last year if RD got it he usually won and the same goes for RV. You throw 4 great riders into the mix and look out.. That is the only problem i see with RD taking most of the wins and the title this year, he is not a great starter.. RV may win the title or even bubba but its not going to be a walk in the park when RD, Reed and the other contenders are on the track!
Dungey is a incredible starter. Definitely got a ton of holeshots indoors and out last year
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Maybe the smartest rider ever at taking what was there and not pushing it unnecessarily was MC. Some of his stiffest threats (Lusk, LaRocco, etc) had early season success but then put themselves on the ground. MC was a magnificent season-long racer.

Dungey seems to have some of that same kind of sense.

But anyone who thinks they know how this is going to play out has rocks in his head.

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