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Gibbs was fine. The backlash was just adolescent piling-on.

Ronnie Mac.

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You do great work bro. Keep it up. Don't listen to these half-wits.

Scheduling. The Georgia Dome is booked.

I think Reed meant differences rather than indifferences. Just sayin'. In my opinion, either MA or JB will do just fine.

Bump.

Staying healthy is a skill. Luck plays a role in any given injury, but the more time you spend riding out of your comfort zone, the more likely you are to be injured. It's not a coincidence that the guys with the most "pure speed" are the guys with the most injuries. The fact that RD has been healthy at...

Roczen is doing great. The top 4 in that class are all solid. I don't think his inexperience with the tracks is an issue. He has raced on one National track before this season: Thunder Valley at the MXdN. His performance in Colorado this year was similar to his performances at the tracks he raced for the first time.

James looks great and the music was the best I've heard in a moto video.

That's right, Reed had another year on his Kawi contract. Relatively late in the silly season, he decided to opt out. Honda offered him a contract which he refused. He wouldn't go back to Yamaha even if they did give him an offer. The Suzuki spots were taken. Who abandoned him? KTM?

Both are great champions. No way to say with certainty who would take a series on either side of the Atlantic.

RD had a bad start last week and rode great for a respectable 2nd. If RD wins with a great start, it's a gift. If RD gets a horrible start and finishes 2nd, he's ignored by the message boards and the media.

He rode great last week as well save for the start. He came from 15th or so to 2nd. I don't know exactly how far back he was at the start of the race last week because there is nary a mention of it from the media. I'm a Matthes fan, but I don't think he gives the Dunge enough...

It's a complicated case. Lotta ins, lotta outs, lotta what-have-yous. Fortunately, I've been adhering to a strict, uh, drug regimen to keep my mind, you know, limber.

Pierre Karsmakers.